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MINING INDUSTRY— Department: Annual report, C.-2— Accidents, C.-2, 7, 10, 20. Assistance to mining, C.-2, 9, 12. Coal-mining, C.-2, 2. Carbonization and briquetting, C.-2, 5. Coal-miners' Relief Fund, C.-2, 6. Coal-mines Council, C.-2, 6. Co-operative : State coal reserve, C.-2, 5. Inspections, C.-2, 20. Production : Subsidy, C.-2, 6. Working in coal-mines : 1942 statistics, C.-2, .'5l. Geological survey, C.-2, 8. Gold and silver, C.-2, 1, 10. Housing, C.-2, 5. Laboratory investigations, C.-2, 8. Metalliferous mines and stone-quarries, reports, C.-2, 10. Mineral production, C.-2, 1. Minerals other than gold, C.-2, 7, 10. Miners benefits, C.-2, 8. Milling control, C.-2, 6. Mining priveleges, C.-2, I. Persons employed in or about stone-quarries and in oilprospecting operations, C.-2, G. Petroleum oil, C.-2, 2. Prosecutions, C.-2, 10. Rescue stations, C.-2, 5. Schools of Mines, 0.-2, 8. Social amenities, C.-2, 5. Mineral resources : Research, H.-34, 1 I. Mining privileges, State forests, C.-3, 14. State coal-mines — Annual report, C.-2a — Blackball, C.-2a, 4. Dobson, C.-2a, 5. Finance, C.-2a, 9. James, C.-2a, 2. Liverpool, C.-2a, 1. Mangapehi, C.-2a, (i. Strongman, C.-2a, 3. Tatu, C.-2a, 7. Wallsend, C.-2a, 4. Minister's report, C.-2, 4. MINISTRY OF SUPPLY— Report: H.-44, 5. MITCHELL, M.— Report on petition of, 1.-7, 2. MOTION-PICTURE INDUSTRY— Report, H.-2, 1 ; H.-22, 4 ; H.-44, 10. MOTOR-VEHICLES. See under TRANSPORT. MULLINS, F. D., AND OTHERSReport, 1.-3, 6. MUTU KARAITIANA — Report on petition of, 1.-3, 4. NAERA TANIWHA — Report on petition of, 1.-3, 5. NAPIER BOROUGH— Mayor, Councillors, and Burgesses, report on petition of, 1.—16, 2 NAPIER BOROUGH EMPOWERNG BILL— Select Committee report on, 1.-16, 3. NATIONAL ART GALLERY AND DOMINION MUSEUM— Annual report, IT.- -21 — Board of Trustees, H.-21, 1. Dominion Museum, H.-21, 4. National Art Gallery, 11. -21, 2. Treasurer's report, H.—2l, 6. Wellington War Memorial Carillon, H.-21, 6. NATIONAL BROADCASTING SERVICES. See BROADCASTING. NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT - Expenditure, 1942-43, 8.-6, iv. Programme, 1943-44, 8.-6, 9. NATIONAL PATRIOTIC FUND BOARD— Annual report, H.-22a — Anzao War Relief Fund, U.S.A., H.-22a, fi. Appeals for finance, H.-22a, 7. Assistance to other countries, H.-22A, 0. Expending agents, H.-22a, 1, 2. Finance, H.-22a, 8. Overseas Commissioner, Middle East, H.-22a, 7. Patriotic work overseas, H. -22a, 4. Personnel, H.-22a, 7. Work for the — Air Force, H. 22.'?, 2. Navy and Merchant Navy, H.-22a, 1. Work of the Board : Summary, H.-22a, 0. Receipts and payments, summary, H.-22, 3.

NATIONAL PROVIDENT FUND— Annual report, H.-17 — Annuities and allowances, H.-17, 4. Numerical statement, H.-l 7, 3. Retiring and other allowances, H.-17, 4. Revenue account, &c., H.-.1.7, 2. State subsidy, H. 17, 1. The Fund, H.-17, 1. NATIONAL SAVINGS— Report, 8.-6, 8 ; F.--1, 3. NATIONAL SERVICE DEPARTMENT Reports of the National Service Department and of the Industrial Man-power Division, H.-l 1a — National Service- — Appeals and postponements, H.-Ua, 6, 32. . Ballots, H.-IIA, 5, 26. Medical examinations, H.-Ua, 6, 27. Calling up men for military service, 11. lla. 26. Civil .defence, H.-11a, 14, 16. Conscientious objectors, H.-IIA, 7, 32. Finance, H. 11a, 24. General military service, H. 11a, 15. Home Guard : Compulsory, H.-I la, 14. Inceptions and early functions, H.-l la, 3. Industrial mobilization, H.-I I a, 13. Man-power resources, 1942, H.-Ua, 21. Married men, calling up, H.-I la, 12. Mobilization, 1942, H.-11a, 11, 20. Registrations, 11.-11 a, 4. Regulations : Schedule, H.-11a, 25. Review of outlook, November, K4l, H.-11a, 9. Staff and organization, H.-Ua, 23. Voluntary organizations, H.-11a, 8. War situation before and after December, 1941, 11.-Ua, 3, 11. Women in the Armed Forces, H.-Ua, 15. Industrial Man-power Division— Absenteeism, H.-Ua, 47, 58. Administrative organization, H.-Ua, 42. Advisory bodies, H".-11a, 43. Directions into essential work, H.-Ua, 45, 56. Employment promotion schemes, H.-11a, 48. Essential industries and undertakings, H.-l la, 43, 53. Man-power Utilization Councils and Local Committees, H.-Ua, 52. Measures of control, H.-Ua, 42. Movements as between Armed Forccs and industry, H.-Ua, 47. Origin of mobilization, H.-l la, 42. Registrations for work, H.-Ua, 44, 54. Restrictions of inflow into non-essential work, H.-l la. 46. Review of mobilization, H.-Ua, 47. Wage rates and trends, H.-Ua, 51. NATIVE AFFAIRS — Claims : Settlement, 8.-6, 13. Committees, Select. See under COMMITTEES. Department: Annual report, 6.-9 — District reports, 6.-Ua, 3. Legislation, G.-9, I. Maori Land Boards, G.-9, 2. Maori population, G.-9, 1. Native Interpreters' Examination, G.-9, 1. Native Land Courts, G.-9, 2, 6. Native Trustee, G.-9, 2. Staff, G.-9, 2. Tribal ceremonies, G.-9, 1. Education — Minister's report, E.-l, 3, 13. Native children — Annual report, E.-3. Welfare, E.-4, 2. Health : Maori hygiene, H.-31, 5. Lands — East Coast Native Trust: Report of Board of Native Affairs, 6.-10; 7. Native-land development and the provision of houses for Maoris, including employment promotion : Report, 6.-10. Maori ex-servicemen : Rehabilitation, H.-18, 17. Maori Purposes Fund. Board: Annual report, G.-U. Native Purposes Act: Report and recommendation on petition of Ani Mataka and others, 6.-6. NATIVE PURPOSES BILL— Select Committee report on, T.-3, 7. NATURALIZATION Certificates granted, H.-22, 7. NEW ZEALAND STANDARDS COUNCIL Annual report, H.-44a — Activities during the year, H.-44a, I. Draft and standard specifications, H.—44a, 5. Meetings of Council, H.-44a, 2.

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