Monthly government gazette for New Caledonie, containing official circulars, dispatches, decrees etc. The 1853-1861 issues appear not to have been printed until 1871, when contents tables for 1853-1870 were also issued. For further details see P. O'Reilly Bibliographie ... de la Nouvelle Caledonie (Paris, 1955). Issues for 1853-1907 were microfilmed as PMB Doc 46-PMB Doc 59.

Issues for 1853-1864 and contents tables for 1853-1870.

The first three issues were compiled by Major F.R. Hewitt MC, Manager of Levers Pacific Plantations Limited, who conceived the idea of <i>The Gazette</i>. Subsequent issues were edited by R.A. Lever, Government Entomologist, BSIP, who also wrote many of the articles. <i>The Gazette</i> was printed in Sydney by W.T. Baker & Co. Resident Commissioner F.N. Ashby wrote that the Gazette aimed at “distribution among Planters of the results of the scientific researches made by Entomological Officers employed by the Government in the Protectorate and as a means for Planters to express their views and seek advice.” (Vol.3, No.4) <i>The Gazette</i> includes meteorological reports from Tulagi and elsewhere in later issues. It also includes annual reports of the Government Entomologist, correspondence and reviews. There are articles dealing with insects attacking coconut palms, native gardens, mosquito and malaria control (by H.B. Hetherington, Senior Medical Officer), wire fencing, tractors and horses, commercial possibilities of local plants, household pests, the copra market, copra driers, rice, kapok and ginger growing, export of reptile skins, Dr H.B. Guppy’s datum line at Ugi Island, and the geography of the Solomon Islands, etc.

Vol.1, No.1, Jan 1933; No.2, Apr 1933; No.3, Jul 1933; No.4, Oct 1933; Vol.2, No.1, Jan 1934; No.2, Apr 1934; No.3, Jul 1934; No.4, Oct 1934; Vol.3, No.1, Jan 1935; No.2, Apr 1935; No.3, Jul 1935; No.4, Oct 1935. (last issue, discontinued.) Vol.3, No.4 Supplement, Feb 1936. Includes index.

Documents relating to the establishment and operation of the National Museum and Art Gallery of Papua New Guinea, 1967-1977; Annual Report of the Trustees of the Public Museum and Art Gallery of Papua and New Guinea, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1970, 1972, 1975, 1976; Catalogues and Guides published by the Papua New Guinea Public Museum and Art Gallery, 1965-1974.
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Part of the collection of Dorothy Crozier, having been given to Ms Crozier by Lillian (Coo) Baker in 1950. Transferred to the Pacific Manuscripts Bureau in August 2001.

'Koe Gaahi Lao oe Buleaga o Toga' [The Laws of the Government of Tonga], revised to 1869, 1871, 1876, 1879, 1883, 1886, 1888, 1889, 1891 and 1897. The 1876 edition has appendices including Estimates and Expenditure for 1876 and 1877. Together with 'Koe Konisitutone o Toga', 1876, 1879, 1883, 1888, 1889 and 1891, some copies annotated by Rev. Shirley Baker. The 1879 edition of 'Koe Konisitutone' has an appendix, ‘Forms of Land Leases’.

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The official newsletter of Greenpeace New Zealand.

<i>Greenpeace Foundation of New Zealand Newsletter</i> (Auckland), Nos.1-8, Sep 1974-Sep 1976;
<i>Greenpeace of New Zealand Inc. Auckland Newsheet</i>, Aug & Oct 1975;
<i>Greenpeace Newsletter</i> (Auckland), Nos. 9-12, Apr 1977-Aug 1978;
<i>Greenpeace News</i>, Nos.13-45, Spring 1978-Autumn 1988;
<i>Greenpeace</i> (and various similar titles), Nos.46-61, Winter 1988-Apr 1992;
<i>Greenpeace New Zealand Campaign News</i>, Nos.62-67, Sep 1992-Feb 1994;
<i>Greenpeace Report of New Zealand</i>, Nos.68-72, Jun 1994-Dec 1995;
<i>Greenpeace News. Guide to our people and organisation</i>, Nos.1 & 2, Sep & Dec 1995;
<i>Greenpeace New Zealand</i>, Nos.73-96, Apr 1996-Summer 2003.
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First issued in April 1970.

Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep/Oct, Nov & Dec 1970;
Jan/Feb, Mar, Apr/May, Aug, Oct/Nov 1971;
Dec 1971/Jan 1972, Feb, Mar, Apr/May, Jul, Aug, Sep, Nov/Dec 1972.

Includes statement on the relationship between the Pangu Pati and ‘liberal businessmen’, n.d. (1970 or 1971); Ts., roneo, 6pp.

Jun/Jul, Sep 1971 and Jun 1972 are missing.

Morobe News, Vol.1, No.19, 23 Nov 1940, and press cutting from the Morobe News, 28 Jun 1941, reporting on the funeral of Miss Jean Wilson (funeral oration by Padré Sherwin). See also National Archives of Australia, A518, AG836/3, ‘Murder of Miss J. Wilson at Wau’.

This news sheet was issued by the New Zealand administration in Niue in both Niuean, as Tohi Tala Niue, and English, as Niue Newsletter, until January 1966 when a bi-lingual edition was published under the title, Tohi Tala Niue.

Tohi Tala Niue (Niuean), Vols.1-11, 13, Oct 1953-Dec 1965 (gaps);
Niue Newsletter (English), Vols.1-13, Oct 1953-Dec 1965 (gaps);
Tohi Tala Niue (bi-lingual), Vols.1-17, 1966-1982 (gaps).
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This early edition of Sylvia Masterman’s, An Outline of Samoan History (67pp., Ts., roneo, maps, appendices), was published by the Western Samoan Education Department in 1958. It consists of 17 chapters, as follows:

1. The Polynesian People
2. Polynesian Voyages
3. Samoa before 1830
4. European Exploration of the Pacific
5. The Coming of Missionaries
6. The Growth of Trade. The Germans in Samoa
7. The United States and Samoa
8. Great Britain, Australia and New Zealand Interests in Samoa
9. Strife in Samoa 1835-1880
10. The Troubled Years 1880-1889
11. An Attempt at International Control 1890-1900
12. German Samoa 1900-1914
13. New Zealand Occupies Western Samoa 1914
14. Western Samoa becomes a mandated territory
15. The Years of the ‘Mau’ 1926-1936
16. Towards Self Government
17. American Samoa

Appendices: 1. Pili the Father of the Samoan Race; 2. The ‘Callipoe’;

3. Robert Louis Stevenson; 4. Volcanic Eruption in Savaii – 1905;
4. Comparative Word List; 6. Chronology; 7. Word List

A later edition was published in Samoan and English in 1980.