Books Received

Some of these titles will be reviewed in forthcoming issues: TCI rnv-TTXTrxT-r * , f ISLAND CONTINENT Aspects of the His toncal Geography of Australia and its Terntones, by A Grenfell Price Angus STRATFrTrs o FOR S p d A n pifA ilw rmll? !™ A 7 EGIES PAPUA NPW GUI NEA, edited by Prof A. Glumes Ross and J.

Mi m urne Melbourne. THE SYNERGY SAGA. A Se * 3 Coll*g, a novel by Ardent PACIFIC IINF S RS° n 'io27 r 7*> S ’ h N6 w /° rk i; PACIFIC LINERS, 1927-72, by Frederick WESTERN W EORT p!i b ,° U T,I

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?VANAW- PU A bll N h „'v n e B , A v AiNArt. A Novel Set in Bougainville, & N . arI THE at VERY C |rvoiS,EV Rab A lu . l !, Pty , Ltd. I, THE VERY BAYONET: A Life of

Sir John Bates Thurstcm, by Deryck Scarr.

Australian National University Press, Can berra. HAWAII 2000: Continuing Lxperi ment in Anticipatory Democracy, edited by George Chaplin and Glenn D. Paige.

University Press of Hawaii. BAEGU: Social and Ecomogical Organisation Malaita.

Solomon Islands, by Harold M. Ross, Illi nois studies in Anthropology, No. 8 of the Universit y of Illinois Press. Urbana new ZEALAND: Pacific Land Down Under, photographs by Walter Imbei editing by ProfLsor berland, A. H. & A. W. Reed Ltd, Sydney DIRE STRAIT; A History of Bass Strait by Charles Bateson, A. H. & A. W. Reed Ltd Sydney CATCH A WAVF- A Sl, L dr »' Hawaii’s Ne» Politics, by Tomm ?HmSs JAPANESE 7 b v7ohl,

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versity Press of Hawaii.