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EXTERNAL AFFAlRS—continued Prime Ministers' meeting, London, April, 1949 : Text of final communique, together with press statement by the Right Hon. "P. Fraser, A-19. Refugees and displaced persons, A-l, 33, 81; A-2, 91,104; A-2a, 54; B-l [Pt. ll], 26,40 ; B-6, 17. Securitv Council— Report, A-2a, 30. Veto, A-2a, 30. Slavery, A-2, 133 ; A-2a, 50. Spain, A-l, 29 ; A-2a, 23. Sterling currency : Devaluation, B-18. Treaties, A-9. Treaty List, A-l, 9, 100. United Nations, A-l, 35. Finance, A-2a, 56. Guard to protect the security of Members of Missions, &c, A-2a, 28. Legal questions, A-l, 69 ; A-2, 126 ; A-2a, 58. Third regular session of the General Assembly— Paris, 1948—First Part : Report of New Zealand delegation, A-2. New York, 1949 : Report of New Zealand delegation, A-2a. UNESCO, A-l, 75. Third session of the General Conference, Beirut, 1948 : Report of New Zealand delegation, A-l 8. Western Union and the Atlantic Pact, A-l, 24. FAMILY ALLOWANCES. See under SOCIAL SECURITY. FAR EAST— A-l, 16, 57. FIJI— Financial arrangements with, B-l [Pt. ll], 38. FINANCE— Bank of New Zealand, B-l 5. Budget (Financial Statement, &c), B-6. Cook and Niue Islands, A-3, 27, 46. Cost of collecting Customs, &c, B—l2. Devaluation of sterling currency, B-6, 4; B-18. Earthquake and War Damage Fund, B-11. Estimates, B-7 [Pt. I], B-7 [Pt. ll]. External affairs, A- 1, 67. Housing, B-13, 19. Local Government Loans Board, B-17. Public Accounts— Balance-sheets and Statements of Accounts, B-l [Pt. IV]. Controller and Auditor-General : Report, B-l [Pt. ll]. Public Accounts, with supplementary statements, including the public debt and transactions, B-l [Pt. I]. Public debt: Repayment, B-2. Public securities held in. the Dominion or elsewhere, B-10. Public Trust Office, B-9 ; B-9a. Reserve Bank of New Zealand, B-16. State Advances Corporation of New Zealand, B-13. Tokelau Islands, A-6, 11. United Nations, A-2, 120; A-2 a, 56; A-8, 7; A-18, 16, 21. Western Samoa, A-4, 26.

FINANCIAL STATEMENT. See under BUDGET. FINLAND— Revival of pre-war treaties and agreements with, A-9. FOODSTUFFS— Comparison of retail prices of basic foodstuffs, B-6, xix. Food and Agricultural Organization, A-l, 78. Fourth session, Washington, 1948 : Report of New Zealand delegation, A-8. International Emergency Food Committee, A-l, 80. Wastage, A-2, 85. FORESTRY— Termites Act, 1940, B-13, 14. Timber— Preservation and protection, B-13, 13. Production, B-6, 8. Workers : Housing, B-13, 20. FRANCO SPAIN. See SPAIN. FREEDOM OF INFORMATION— A-2a, 50, 60. GENOCIDE— A-l, 69; A-2, 127, 152. GERMANY— A-l, 23. GOODS— Internal : Consumption, B-6, 9. Shortages, B-6, 2. Volumes : Index numbers, J3-6, xxi. GOVERNMENT INSURANCE OFFICE— Public securities held by, B-10, 2, 3. GOVERNMENT SUPERANNUATION BOARD— Public securities held by, B-10, 17. GREAT BRITAIN— Reciprocal arrangements with New Zealand relating to family allowances and benefits, A-11. GREECE— A-l, 27 ; A-2, 28. HEALTH— Cook and Niue Islands, A-3, 10, 37. Drugs, A-l, 57 ; A-2, 96 ; A-4, 41. South Pacific Health Service, A-4, 11. Tokelau Islands, A- 6. Western Samoa, A-4, 17, 38, 41, 02. World Health Organization, A-l, 77. HIDES EQUALIZATION FUND— B-l [Pt. ll], 42. HIGH COMMISSIONERS FOR NEW ZEALAND— Canberra, A-l, 92. London, A-l, 87. Ottawa, A-l, 91. HOSTELS AND WORKERS' CAMPS— B-l [Pt. ll], 26,

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