For details regarding editors, frequency etc. see P. O'Reilly and E. Reitman Bibliographie de Tahiti ... (Paris, 1967). Provides scriptural lessons and general news of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in French Polynesia and the USA.

• Arretes du Gouverneur etablissements francais de l’oceanie Commissionaire de Roi pres la Reine des Iles de la Societe, Papeete, 1846. 55pp.
• Te Mau Faaue Raa a Te Tavana, Papeete, 1845. 39pp.
• E Ture no te faatia raa i te Apoo raa mataeinaa, Papeete, 1855. 23pp.
• Apoo Raa i mati 1852. Te mau ture i faatia hia e te apoo raa iriti raa ture, Papeete, 1851. 23pp.
• Apoo raa i mati 1851. Te mau ture i faatia hia e te apo raa iriti raa ture, Papeete, 1851. 8pp.
• E mau ture iriti hia i roto i te apoo raa a te mau iriti ture..., Papeete, 1848. 66pp.
• Lois revisees dans l’assemblée des legislateurs au mois de mars de l’annee 1848 pour la conduite de tous, sous le gouvernement du Protectorat dans les terres de la Societe, Papeete, 1848. 60pp.

See reel list for further detail.

Thesis submitted to the Department of Political Studies, University of Papua New Guinea.

I. Introduction
II. A Historical Perspective, 1967-1969
III. The First Transfers of Power, 1970-1971
IV. 1972, A Year of Transition
V. 1973, Transfer of Power to Self-Government: a year of negotiation
VI. The Legislative Framework and Mechanics of Transferring Power
VII. Disengagement: from Self-Government to Independence
VIII. Conclusion.
Appendices:
I. Lists of Ministerial Offices, 1968-1975
II. Approved arrangements issued by the Minister for External Territories/Minister Assisting the Minister for Foreign Affairs in Papua New Guinea Matters under Section 25 of the Papua New Guinea Act, 1968 to 1975
III. Governor-General's Instructions to the Administrator/High Commissioner under Section 15 of the Papua New Guinea Act, 1970 to 1975
IV. Transfer of defence and Foreign Relations Functions - exchange of letters.

This is a duplicated news sheet, the early issues being of poor reproductive quality. This circular was put out by the Reverend Norman Cocks, Australian agent of the L.M.S., from the L.M.S. office at 250 Pitt Street, Sydney. There is a considerable amount of material relating to missionary work in Papua New Guinea.

An almost complete set from No.1 (December 1946) to No.244 (January 1970).

This is a duplicated news sheet circulated among L.M.S. supporters from Auckland. Although these sheets give details of the work of the L.M.S. throughout the world they concentrate on the Australia-Pacific region.

A set commencing with No. 43 (January-February 1952) and ending with No.218 (July 1970).

“The most vital role played by the newspapers in the Solomon Islands has been as a forum for public debate. The tradition was set originally by 'The Kakamora Reporter' published between 1970 and 1975. Set up as an alternative to the government-controlled media, the paper set about generating discussion on some of the main policy questions in the years leading up to independence. Many of the issues raised in 'The Kakamora Reporter' - like foreign relations, foreign investment, resource exploitation, the social changes associated with urban growth, the most appropriate education system, tourism, decentralisation - are as relevant now as they were then.” (Ian Frazer, 'Pambu', Vol.5, No.5, May 1997.)

Nos. 1-46, Jun 1970-Jul 1975.

See Finding aids for details.

The <i>Melanesian Nius</i> and the <i>Kiokio Nius</i> were sister newspapers published irregularly in Honiara by the pioneer Solomon Islander journalist and newspaper proprietor, George Aitkin, prior to publication of his major weekly, the <i>Solomons Toktok</i>.

<i>Melanesian Nius</i>, No.1, 19 Jan 1977; No.2, 27 Jan 1977; No.3, 2 Feb 1977; No.4, 9 Feb 1977; No.5, 16 Feb 1977; No.6, 23 Feb 1977; No.7, 2 Mar 1977.
<i>The Kiokio Nius</i>: No.8, 16 Mar 1977; No.9, 23 Mar 1977; No.10, 31 Mar 1977.

Rapport … la Soci‚t‚ Fran‡aise des Nouvelles-H‚brides du Commissaire aux Apports, N. Hagen, 15 Jul 1930<BR> Soci‚t‚ Fran‡aise des Nouvelles-H‚brides, Rapport du Commissaire a l'Avantage Particulier, E Tremeau, Directeur G‚n‚ral honoraire au MinistŠre des Finances, 15 Jul 1930<BR> Photograph: captioned, Vanekoro, Ao–t 1929. Mr Corbin, Martin & sa femme, Aug 1929.<BR> Corbin de Mangoux (Charg‚ de Mission, Syndicat d'Etudes des Int‚rˆts Fran‡ais aux Nouvelles-H‚brides), Etude sur les soci‚t‚s aux Nouvelle-H‚brides, Paris, Mar 1930.1Šre partie: G‚n‚ralit‚s sur la situation des Nouvelles-H‚brides, pp.1-77, including map<BR> 2Šme partie. Etude d'ensemble sur les six Soci‚t‚s Anonymes d'exploitation aux Nouvelles-H‚brides. pp.1-168.

The Fiji Voice was the official publication of the Fiji Independent News Service which was established in 1987 to publicise events related to the coups in Fiji. The Fiji Voice was edited by Dale Keeling, a Sydney journalist.

No.1, Sep 1987: No.2, Oct 1987: No.3, Dec 1987: No.4, Feb 1988: No.5, May 1988: No.6, Aug 1988: No.7, Jan 1989: No.8, Mar 1989: No.9, May 1989: No.10, Sep 1989: No.11, Dec 1989: No.12, Feb/Mar 1990: No.13, Apr/May 1990: No.14, Jun/Jul 1990: No.15, Sep/Oct 1990: No.16, Dec 1990: No.17, Mar 1991: No.18: May/Jun 1991: No.19, Aug/Sep 1991: No.20, Nov/Dec 1991: No.21, Apr/May 1992: No.22, Jul/Aug 1992: No.23, Oct 1992: No.24, Dec 1992.