Pacific islands monthly : PIM

Call Number
N 919 PAC
Created/Published
[Sydney : Pacific Publications, 1931-2000
Issue
Vol. XVII, No. 7 ( Feb. 18, 1947)
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Contents

PACIFIC ISLANDS Monthly 1
Advertising 2 , 3
VERNON MEMORIAL (SAMARAI) FUND 4
Advertising 4
DEATH OF OLD PAPUAN IDENTITY 4
ADVERTISERS 5
Advertising 5
IN THIS ISSUE; 6
about islands people 6
Advertising 6
Pacific Islands Monthly 7
South Seas Conference In An Unhappy Atmosphere 7 , 8
LATE NEWS RABAUL TO BE ABANDONED 8
SUSPENSION OF NG LEASES, LICENCES TERMINATED 8
COPRA STABILISATION FUND FOR NG 8
Still No Ships For Rabaul Residents of New Britain and New Ireland Will Soon Have to Live Off the Country 9
AIR-LETTERS TO USA Extension of Cheap Service 9
Sydney Reception for Fiji's Governor 9
Former Jap Mandates For US Trusteeship? Proposals to go Before United Nations Security Council This Month 9
Pacific Air Services New Australia-US Services 9
PLENTY TO SPEND BUT NOTHING TO BUY 9
Six Nations Meet To Plan Advancement of South Pacific Peoples South Seas Agreement Drawn Up and Signed DELEGATES AT SOUTH SEAS CONFERENCE 10 , 11 , 69 , 70
SOME SIDELIGHTS ON THE SOUTH SEAS CONFERENCE 11
SAILED ON "MONTORO" 12
NG STUDENTS IN FIJI Six Accepted—One to be Returned 12
NO COMPENSATION YET FOR NG TIMBER CLAIMS 12
Electricity for Rarotonga 12
American Yachtsmen Seek the South Seas 12
QANTAS PASSENGERS TO NEW GUINEA 12
FIFTH CONFERENCE OF INTERNATIONAL AVIATION ORGANISATION MEETS IN MELBOURNE Will Consider Special Problems of Pacific Aviation 13 , 14
COPRA! 14
N. Caledonia's New Governor 14
"MATUA" PASSENGERS 14
U.S. DAVIS CUP TEAM ENTERTAINED IN FIJI 15
New Guinea Plane Fatality 15
Advertising 15
SERGEANT METUA PASSES 16
Advertising 16
BANK OF NSW REOPENS IN LAE 16
Telecommunications Takes Over Amalgamated Wireless Nationalisation of Overseas Cable and Wireless Services 16 , 18
Advertising 17 , 18
"YANKEE DOCTOR" DEAD Story of How S. M. Lambert Conquered Hookworm 18 , 19
Advertising 19
Coconut Oil-Not Copra Possible Solution for Planting Industry 20
Advertising 20
DEATH OF EDIE CREEK PIONEER 20
Advertising 21
Investiture Held in Nuku'alofa For High Chief Ata 22
Advertising 22
N. Guinea Memorial Scholarship First Award to Son of Missionary 23
Advertising 23
FIJI SUPPLY AND PRODUCTION BOARD ENDS 24
Advertising 24
TONGA'S CHAMPION FOOTBALLERS 24
DEATH OF EARLY FIJI SETTLER 24
"Pomare" Goes To Dock 24
Advertising 25
BSI Government "Anxious for Copra Production" Advice to the Solomon Islands Rubber Plantations Ltd. 26
Rabaul Natives Receive Thousands From War Damage And the Labour Supply Again Dries Up 26
Advertising 26
Fiji's PWD is to Have A Forty-Four Hour Week —And Bonus Rates 27
DEATH OF MRS. R. D. McPHEE Pioneer of Labasa District, Fiji 27
No New Building in Somorai Reconstruction at a Standstill 27
Advertising 27
Lae Still Muddles Along War Damage Money Running Out 28
Methodist mission losses IN SOLOMONS 28
FALL OF RABAUL 28
Advertising 28
Death of W. J. Lambden in Samarai Another "Murray Man" Dies in Harness 29
THE POPULAR "PAREU" IS WITH US AGAIN 29 , 30
Advertising 29 , 30
WAR DAMAGE IN BSI United States Has No Responsibility 30
CSR EMPLOYEE KILLED BY LIGHTNING 30
Advertising 31
OIL EXPLORATION IN PAPUA APC Continue Drilling 32
Advertising 32
NEW CRICKET COMPETITION IN SUVA 32
ROBERT GIBBINGS AND HIS ASSISTANT VISIT MANGA IA 32
Advertising 33
HOW 240 MEN WERE SAVED Events on New Britain Coast After Jap Invasion of Rabaul 34 , 35 , 36
Advertising 34 , 35 , 36
MAGAZINE SECTION Territories Talk-Talk 37 , 38
She writes of a Glamorous South Seas 38
This Was My World 38
A Trader’s Tale: Hospitality in the Mangaia Manner 39
THE ART OF THE MAORI 39
Our South Pacific Islanders Come All Ways Who Will be Their Representatives at Their Own South Seas Conference? 40 , 41 , 42
Short Story: THE TRAINING OF DORIKA 42 , 44 , 45 , 46 , 48
Tropicalities 43
Advertising 48 , 45 , 46 , 47
THE CAREER OF THE LATE 48
News Sought of Mrs. G. H. Massy-Baker 48
Advertising 49
Vernon Memorial Hospital in Western Division "Mission in the Mud" asks for Support for this Worthy Cause 50
ORANGES AT 6d.! NZ Goes For Beyond Pacific For SuppSies 50
WINNERS OF GATTON COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS 50
Advertising 50
FORCE SIGNALS, FDF 51 , 52
Advertising 51 , 52
JAP DODGING BEHIND FINSCHHAFEN 53 , 54 , 55 , 56
Advertising 53 , 54 , 55 , 56
PEARLING LUGGERS DESTROYED IN NOVEMBER CYCLONE 56
FIJI'S FUTURE Survey Suggests Need For New Industries 57
DISASTROUS NOVEMBER CYCLONE OFF NE PAPUA 57
Advertising 57
Tribute to Harry Downing 58
DEATH OF MR. HARRISON SMITH IN TAHITI 58
DEATH OF FORMER SAMOAN TRADER IN SYDNEY 58
COOK ISLAND PINEAPPLES FOR FOURPENCE 58
Advertising 58
How We Took Umboi II Home to Rooke Is. 59 , 60
Advertising 59
TONGAN JAIL-BREAKERS CAUGHT IN LAU ISLANDS 60
"NO NEWS WHATEVER"— FROM TAHITI 60
MAJORITY ACCEPT THE C.I.P.A. AT MANGAIA 60
Manufacture of "Sly Grog'' Growing in Tonga 60
Advertising 60
MEMORY OF 1891 Strange Sight South of Tonga 61 , 62
Advertising 61 , 62
FLY TO N. CALEDONIA! 62
SHIPPING AND PLANE SERVICES 63 , 64 , 65 , 66
Advertising 63 , 64 , 65 , 66
THIRD ENGINE FOR "HIFOFUA" 66
RESURRECTION OF MANGAIA COPRA INDUSTRY 66
Royal Romance in Tonga Days of King George Tupou II Recalled 67 , 68
Advertising 67 , 68
Only a Few Americans Left in New Caledonia Now 68
HOUSES AND GARDENS STILL PREOCCUPY PAPUANS 68
Advertising 69 , 70
BATTLE OF FIJI AIRFIELDS How it Ties in With Future of Fiji's Tourist Traffic 71 , 72
Advertising 71 , 72
JANUARY 23 72 , 73
JAPS DISCOVERED IN BUTARITARI 73 , 74
Advertising 73 , 74
NGG PLAN FOR 1947 But Reconstruction Slow 74
NO EXPORT TAX ON AUSTRALIAN GOODS SENT TO NEW GUINEA 75 , 76
Advertising 75 , 76
DOCTOR'S ASHES BURIED IN RAROTONGA 76
CORRECTIONS 76
INDIAN MISSIONARY FOR PAPUA 76
Advertising 77
ISLANDS PRODUCE 78
Advertising 78
BUYING PRICES AT SUVA, FIJI. PRODUCE REPORT 78
PRICE OF GOLD 78
COPRA 78
RUBBER 78
QUOTATIONS FOR MINING SHARES 78
Exchange Rates 78
Advertising 79 , 80

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