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Bimonthly illustrated magazine, edited by Bob Dixon, Tahiti, and directed towards anglophone yachts-people and tourists visiting French Polynesia. Ceased publication with vol. 2, no. 5 (1969)
No. 1 (January 1966) - 2 no. 4 (September/October 1969). Set complete except for final issue vol. 2, no. 5 (1969)
Reef
Register of all LMS Missionaries who have attended Takamoa Theological College
This register includes the name of the students, the first Church they were sent to, date of admittance, date of departure, location of appointment, death and remarks.
Contents include:
Index
Chronological record, p.2
Native Teachers who did not enter Institution, p.11
Students who have entered the Institution, p.15
Candidates attending Institution on One Year's probation before becoming fully registered students, p.219
Continued list of missionary, p.233
Cook Islands Christian Church
See PMB 701
Register of Baptisms, 1926-1947.
London Missionary Society - Niue
See PMB 701.
Register of Church Members, 1872 - 1912.
London Missionary Society - Niue
Register of students at Vailahi Institute
The document gives information about: examinations, diplomas, accommodation of students, holidays etc. and teachers' notes.
London Missionary Society - Niue
The records comprise the following registers relating to the Church of England, Norfolk Island: 1. Baptismal register, 1 January 1871 - 31 January 1971; 2. Register of burials, 3 March 1871 - 2 February 1971; 3. Register of marriages, 12 February 1871 - 6 March 1963; 4. Banns of marriages register, 1899 - 1921
Church of England, Norfolk Island
Registers of Melanesian indentured labourers
The copra trade was the core business of the Deutches Handel und Plantagen Gesselschaft. The company had monopoly recruiting rights enabling it to draw labour for its plantations in Samoa from the eastern New Guinea islands and the northern Solomon Islands. The labour registers give the number and name of the labourer, his or her village and district. The registers also note the plantation on which the labourer worked and transfers to employment elsewhere. If applicable, the date and cause of death is noted. There was a high mortality. Otherwise the register notes the date of return. There is also a column for further notes.
Arbeiter Register, Nos.6367-7832, 25 May 1887-24 Feb 1891 [16 Mar 1891];
Arbeiter Register, Nos.7833-9409, 16 Mar 1891-Jan 1897;
Arbeiter Register, Nos.9406-10128, Nos.1-1237, Jan 1897-Jan 1906;
Arbeiter Register, Nos.1238-3187, Jan 1906-Sep 1913.
Deutches Handel Und Plantagen Gesselschaft
See also SSEM correspondence, 1890-1946, at PMB 1150; Not in Vain, 1887-1995, at PMB Doc 439; Despatches from the SSEM, Mar 1932-Jul 1956, at PMB Doc 440; and Solomon Soldiers’ News, 1945-1966, at PMB Doc 441.
Reel 1
Queensland Kanaka Mission. List of Baptisms, Nos. 1-1369, 1886-1900
Notes on baptised people, cross referenced to QKM List of Baptisms, above, 1902(?).
Solomons Baptisms Register, Nos. 1-1203, 1902-1905.
Solomons Register of Baptisms, Nos. 1204-2811, 1915-1922.
Solomons Baptisms Register, Nos. 2812-5821, 1922-1932.
Solomons Baptisms Register, Nos. 5822-9310, 1932-Mar 1946.
Solomons Baptisms Register, Nos. 9311-14796, 1946-1962.
New Guinea Baptism Record Book, Nos. 1-3180, 1958-1973.
Reel 2
Miss L. Drewitt. List of Villagers visiting Mission (One Pesi?), 1927-1951.
Furlough Lists (2 volumes). Lists time spent by staff in the Islands, 1907-1965.
Grammar Notes and English-Makira Vocabulary WB [Wanoni Bay], arranged by Miss Waterson. Ts., carbon; c.80pp., (first page missing), 1931.
South Sea Evangelical Mission, formerly Queensland Kanaka Mission
Registers of births, deaths and marriages
The Niue births, deaths and marriage registers microfilmed by the Bureau were transferred from the Huanaki Museum and Cultural Centre to the Department of Justice, Lands and Survey before Cyclone Heta hit Niue in January 2004. There is no indication that these documents were microfilmed by the Latter Day Saints which have made the following microfilms in Niue: LDS file Nos.1886315-323 – Births, 1900-1994; LDS file Nos.1886324-329 – Deaths, 1899-1994; LDS file Nos.1886330-335 – Statistical cards; LDS file Nos.1886336-338 – Genealogies; LDS file Nos.1886339-341 – Maternal cards; LDS file Nos.1886342-347 – Statistical cards.
<b>See Finding aids for details.</b>
Government of Niue, Justice, Lands and Survey Department
Dexter (1865-1946) arrived in Papua in 1910. Except for a break in Malaya in 1918-24, he worked as a plantation manager, assistant resident magistrate, captain of coastal vessels and trader at Milne Bay until returning permanently to England in 1937.
The reminiscences describe Dexter's experiences in Papua as a plantation manager, assistant resident magistrate, ship's captain and trader. The work was intended for publication under the title Reminiscences of a Gin-soaked Trader. See Finding aids for details.
Dexter, Henry