New Guinea

Papua

Administration: Public Service Assoc, and Public Service Board, 1- Secret service changes, 3-31; Public service superannuation plans, 9- Agricultural Pests: Snails, 2-39.

Aviation: 1970 aviation toll, 1-34; RAAF Dakota found, 1-34, 3-28; Dogs banned on Angoram airstrip, 2- PAL and Pt. Moresby, 7-121.

Books: News from new Cythera, 1- Eri, V., The Crocodile, 2-79; O'Neill, R. J., The Army in Papua New Guinea, 4-79; Mair, Australia in New Guinea, 4-79; Whittaker, J., and Gash, N., An illustrated history of New Guinea, 5-56; Franklin, M., Guide to the stamps of Papua and New Guinea, 5-56; Sinclair, J., Sepik pilot, 7-71; Mac pherson, J., Canoe to school, 9-83; Hastings, P., Papua New Guinea, Prospero's other island, 10-87; Rob son, R. W., Queen Emma, new ed., 10- New Guinea's new writers, 12-49; Ewers, W. H., and Jeffrey, W. T., Parasites of man in Niugini, 12-83.

Commerce: Tea sold, Lond., 1-93; Copra Marketing Board report, 1-94 4-99, 5-91, 6-118, 7-93, 9-103' 11- Lond. bid for BNG Co., 1-98; Danny Leahy goes public, 2-35, 8- 112; Aust. exporters under fire, 2- Pepsi-Cola arrives, 2-101; Kege Yasinamo, 3-112; Harry Gotaha, 3-112; Jap. survey mission, 4-102; Banana marketing, 5-22; Rubber price decline, 6-118; Bri tain's entry to Common Market, 7- 12-97; Rubber Co.'s poor re sults, 7-123; Strains on tea indus try, 8-109; Building tea image in Aust., 10-119; Bread price increase, 12- Coffee exports, 12-111.

Co-operatives: Success ratio, 8-24.

Crime: Murder charge, 2-35; Watch where you walk, Goroka, 3-35; Why youngsters turn to crime, 4-57; Obscene phone calls, 4-59; 9-year old boy in gaol, 6-23, 7-122; Stone throwing, 8-24.

Culture: New Guinea's new writers, 12-49.

Culture Contacts: P. Chatterton's view, 7-32 Customs (Native): Aust. priest made Papuan chief, 2-42; Wife hunters, 4-39; Cargo cults and witchcraft, 6-22; Bride price, 6-24, 6-63, 7-1 1 3, 9-62; Mountain ceremony, Yangoru, 8- Namata, 8-22; Cannibal feast, 9- Tribal revenge killings, 12-15.

Economy: Pt. Moresby's bubble has burst, 4-23; Cochrane tea report, 10- 18 ; Education; Teachers wear mini skirts, 2-121; Inst, of Technology diplomas, 4-85; Airmen's Memorial School, N. Brit., 6-88; Bishop Brown teacher bookkeeping, 8-23; Schools change, 9-135.

Ethnology, Population: M. Mead's expedition, 5-80.

Finance: Separate currency panic, 2-34; Ministers' salary increase, 2- NG banking employees, 2-102; Investment risks, 3-16; Bougainville Mining shares, 4-98, 6-114, 8-24, 9-134; Member, Asian Development Bank, 5-29; Support for separate currency, 12-100.

Fires: Hagen Hotel, 2-61; Shops, Mt. Hagen, 12-34.

Fishing: Japanese tuna boats, 2-89; Rotary aid for Sepik snap-freeze, 3- Tuna processing plant, Nago Is., 8-112.

Foreign Policy: Will lean towards Asia, 2-33.

General: National name, 2-26, 8-32; W. Irianese granted residence, 2-39; Honours conferred, 2-40; Canada

joins NG volunteers, 3-37; Research workers should have official ap proval, 3-115; Sechstroh River, 3- 11-29; New flag, 4-29, 5-29, 9-53; Akmana, NG exploration, 4- 41; Hippies' trips to Highlands, 4- American buried alive, W.

Sepik, 4-112; Mt. Hagen Show, 5- 28, 9-62; P. T. W. Black of BP, 6- PNG National Day posters, 7- Girls have no manners, 7-36; Pres. Suharto invited, 7-121; Play ings cards for money, 8-62; Jack Emanuel killed, 9-22, 11-24, 12-33; Cliff Batt, 9-49; National Day, 9-52; W. Irian defector, 9-134; Ninigo Islands, 10-49, 12-36; Indigenes and citizenship, 10-63; Chatterton on growing old, 11-37; West NG and Indonesia, 12-33; Europeans, 12-53; Daru Island, 12-54.

History: Rev. A. H. Voyce's memo ries, 4-36; Akmana, NG exploration, 4-41, 5-15, 5-37, 11-29; Vanimo, 7-iii; Old hands, 7-iv; Willie Coe, 7- Mrs. Frances Kroening, 8-37; Pre-war Samarai, 9-iii.

House of Assembly; Debate on spare parts, 1-98; Ministerial tours, 2-39, 3- Significant March meeting, 4- Select Committee on Constitu tional Development, 5-26; May- June meeting, 7-22; End of term mood, 10-26; Delegation to Can berra, 11-25; End of session blues, 12-22.

Industries: Oil palm factory, W.

New Brit., 4-102, 8-29; Timber, Gogol, 9-101.

Justice, Law: White Women's Pro tection Ordinance, 1926, 6-135; Law looks at bizarre funeral, 9-47; Law and tribal revenge killings, 12-15.

Labour; Skilled labour wanted, Bougainville, 5-28; Mod. cons., Bougainville, 7-48; Bougainville employees strike, 7-121; Jobs for locals, 9-134.

Land; Land Bills, 7-22, 7-124.

Language: Chatterton on Motu, 4- Chatterton on "indigenes", 6- Liquor: Rising tide of drunkenness, 8- Commission inquiring into alcoholic drinking, 11-31, 12-33, 12-53.

Mining: Oil search precautions, 2- BHP prospecting, 2-102; Akmana, NG exploration, 4-41, 5-15, 5- Oil well, southern highlands, 5- Melanesia's buried treasure, 7- Motor Vehicles: Lack of spare parts, 1-98; Japanese cars, 2-98; Oil war hots up, 2-101; Accidents, 3-129.

Newspapers: Wantok, 1-36; P-NG Post-Courier, 4-28, 5-80, 8-33, 12-50; Our News, 6-24.

Organisations: Scouts, 2-33; Teachers' Association, 2-39; Public Service Association, 2-39; Bureau of Industrial Organisations, 2-102; Madang Youth Travel Association, 3- Panguna Development Foun dation, 4-98; Meeting place, Syd., 6- NG Women's Club, Syd., 7- 100; Anglican Mothers' Union, 7- Tea Society, 10-118.

Pearling: C. Denis George, pearl farmer, 9-57.

Pictorial Supplements: From stone to steel, Akmana, 5-37; War and death among the Biami, 5-82.

Politics: Problem of Papua, 1-32, 1-46, 3-31, 7-22; Mr. Barnes' visit, 1-32, 1-46, 1-82; Mataungan Associ ation, 1-32, 2-34, 7-124; Mr. Whit lam's visit, 1-33, 2-24, 2-25; Tutu kuval Isukul Assoc., 2-26; UN mis sion and report, 2-27, 3-31, 6-19; Chatterton on national unity, 2-44; Chatterton on home rule, 3-38; William Hawari, 4-50; Aust. moves for self-govt., 5-26; J. Guise Indo nesia visit, 5-28, 6-36; Chatterton's

ABC politics, 5-30; Citizenship re-s quirements, 6-17; 1972 elections,a 9- 12-33; E. Sepik cargo cult-t ists, 9-134.

Politics: Landless proletarians, 10-C 60; United Party, 12-22; Chattertom on stable politics, 12-50.

Postage: Native house stamps.a 2-79; Postage rates increase, 4-98;l Sing sing stamps, 10-72.

Public Works: Upper Ramu Hydro-c electric scheme, 4-102.

Radio: Women announcers, 1-73*1 Admin, radio station, Alotau, 2-39*< Single broadcasting authority, 12-33.1 Religion: Ist native born Catholic bishop, 1-36; Church unity, 3-28*: Melanesian Council of Church im PNG, 5-36, 11-32; Should churcW be political? 5-119; Anglican ap-( peai, Aust., 7-122; Catholic Indi-i genous Priests' Conference, 7-123* Self-governing Anglican Church A i 10- Roads: S. Wahgi Road, 2-131.

Shipping: Pt. Moresby services*; 1- Jap-Aust. tuna survey, 1-90* Wharf construction, Oro Bay, 1-91* Nautical Training School, 1-90; Jap.j tuna boats may stay, 2-89; Freightt rates rise, 2-89, 3-99, 7-75, 8-89„' 9- Coastal Shipping Commission,, 2- 4-92; Regional shipping line,; 5-22; W. Hood looks at fleet, 6-97; Las Vegas ahoy! 7-27;-, Papuans as deck crew, 7-77; Over seas wharf, Wewak, 7-78; NZ lines suspends service, 8-91; Sailing per mits for Indonesia, 8-97; Finn Is land lost, 8-101; Seamen get payy rise, 10-103, 12-91; Hokianga sunk,, 10- Shippers to fight freightt rates, 11-87; Loan for port projects,, 12-93; Thailo for NG, 12-109.

Social Life: Lunch hour, 3-131.

Sport: Swimmers for S. Pacifies Games, 3-51; No rugby, volleyballl reps, in S. Pacific Games, 5-32.

Taxation: 0. Tammur in gaol, 1-32;-, Tax haven could be trap, 8-113;-, Company tax, 9-101.

Telephones: N. Britain, Bougainvilles automatic service, 3-115; Telephones rates increase, 4-98.

Tourism: T. Vanderkuip and Kokodas Track, 2-57; Fire, Hagen Hotel,, 2-61; "Be nice to visitors", 3-33;-, Native training course, 4-102; Arovoc Island, 8-61; Manus wants mores tourists, 10-52.

Town Planning: Satellite town nean Rabaul, 8-24.

University of Papua New Guinea:: Colour prejudice, 1-31; R. Thurn-wald diary, 4-84; Sir D. Cleland,, chancellor, 4-112; Waigani Seminar,, 7-32; K. S. Inglish, vice-chancellor,, 12-32; Female gardener, 12-53.

Volcanology: Earthquakes, 8-14; Mt..

Bagana, 10-16.

World War II: RAAF Dakota found,, 1-34, 3-28; War Museum, Bougain-ville, 1-45, 5-69; When troops looted!

Pt. Moresby, 3-77; Missionaries: slaughtered, 4-71; Kokoda track de- ■ serters, 4-117; Papuans who backed! losing side, 5-41; War Memorial,, Kihili, 5-69; Bodies exhumed from r Ballalae, 9-iii; Rev. G. Webster and 1 Sister Clematia, 10-81.