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STANDARD OF LIVING— Maoris, G-9, 2. STATE COAL-MINES. See under MINING INDUSTRY. STATE FOREST SERVICE (see also FORESTRY)— Annual report, C-3. Pulp and paper project, Murupara, D-l, 27. World Wood Pulp Conference, Montreal, 1949, Report, C-3a. STATE HYDRO-ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT— Annual report, D-4. Rural Electrical Reticulation Council, D-4, 32. STORES— C-3, 57 ; F-l, 27. SUBSIDIES. See under STABILIZATION. SUPERANNUATION— Teachers, E-l, 9 ; E-8. SURVEYS— Mining industry, C-2, 12, 22. Ministry of Works, D-l, 8, 31, 84. Town-planning, C-la, 5. SWAMP DRAINAGE— Report, C-4. TEACHERS. See under EDUCATION. TELEGRAPH SERVICES. See POST AND TELEGRAPH. THERMAL AREAS— Development, D-l, 27.

TIMBER. See under FORESTRY. TOWN-PLANNING— C-la, 5 ; D-l, 3, 28. TRANSPORT— Auckland metropolitan area, D-l, 3. Motor-vehicles : Post and Telegraph Department— Number, &c., F-l, 27. Registration, &c., F-l, 29. Petrol, 0-2, 4 ; D-2, 2, 8. Road services, Railways Department, D-2, 10. State Forest Service, C-3, 48. UNITED NATIONS EDUCATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC, AND CULTURAL ORGANIZATION— E-l, 8. WAIKATO COAL-MINES— Control, C-2, 19. WAITOTARA RIVER— Lands, report on petition re, G-6. WATER-SUPPLY. See under MINISTRY OF WORKS. WOMEN AND CHILDREN— Child welfare, &c., E-l, 8, 27; E-4; G-9, 11. Maori Women's Health Leagues, G-9, 10. Women's and children's broadcasts, F-3, 9, 17. WORLD WOOD PULP CONFERENCE, MONTREAL, 1949 Report, C-3 a.

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