1 1 1 be Ee Wai ones EDITOR 6 dy DN EN BLOM ayy jo SAAUOW] |ENSNup) PUE Yeaxy peuoIped'eipay aGueyox3 ‘sAauoyy OW jo Sunaayoo pue Apis ayy ayowoud oy uoyepossy Keuoyy [euompery, gtCaw Traditional Money Association 7B promote ine study and collecting of Pricmtive Moneys, Eschange Meca,Trancnal Ween and Unusual Péoners ot ine work Contents Eucoprimo's Tenth Birthday Visits by European and S.A. Collectors Beauty Magic in the Eula Area Col Davidson, Shell Decoration from Wew Britain The Hayeki of the Kula People Col Davidson. The Giniuba of the Kula People Col Davidson Another Use for the Beku in the Trobriands Col Davidson Bits and Pieces Dealers’ Doings Menbers' Market Query Answered een The IPMS newsletter is informative and interesting with a good coverage of news in our area, John also gives a lot of handy information on prices and addresses where one can purchase Primitive Money items, PHS addr Hr, John E, Lenker, PO Box 1510, Redlands, CA 92373, U.S.A,A Vory Happy Tenth, Birthday, Fo EUCOPRIMO Our best wishes to the members of Eucoprimo on their Tenth Anniversary. On the 9th April, 1978 a group of Buropean collectors met with the intention of forming a German based club, its members interested in the study and collecting of Primitive Moneys. This was done, Eucoprimo wos formed, and now holds regular, and well attended, meetings and auctions for its members. This, together with their extremely professional journal and the hard work of the committee has combined to make the Eucoprimo the premier collectors' club in the world devoted to the study and collecting of Primitive Moneys. It has over 100 members worldwide with 75 or so persons being a usual attendance at meatings. ‘ur heartiest congratulations to the Committee and Members. SeneeneESS Taken from Old Government Regulations The Territory of Mew Guinea District Standing Instructions 1925 The rate of payment for native carriers will be either 6d per day in cash or 2 of tobacco per day or trade to the value of 6d per day, In most cases it will be found that in travelling willage to village, the only possible means of payment will be by sticks of tobacco, pe