View of the teacher's house with students, Satupaitea, Savaii

• AU PMB PHOTO 123-165
• Item
• 1990

Part of Photographs from a teacher’s missionary work in Samoa

Arbon Family

View of the village of Satuiatua and beach, Savaii

• AU PMB PHOTO 123-282
• Item
• 1990

Part of Photographs from a teacher’s missionary work in Samoa

Arbon Family

View of tomatoes growing and Tatu in the foreground making thatch. Satupaitea, Savaii

• AU PMB PHOTO 123-132
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• 1991

Part of Photographs from a teacher’s missionary work in Samoa

Arbon Family

View over Uesiliana College looking inland. From left to right: Richard Arbon's house; Science Room; Teacher's house; Samoan guest house; Year 9 Room; and School Hall and behind are the classrooms. Satupaitea, Savaii

• AU PMB PHOTO 123-154
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• 1990

Part of Photographs from a teacher’s missionary work in Samoa

Arbon Family

Village mayor sounds conch shell to announce a meeting, Upolu, Samoa

• AU PMB PHOTO 156-105-F1
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• 1975

Part of Robert Norton photographs of Falefa village, Upolu, Samoa

Norton, Robert

Virgina swimming at Satufia village beach. Satupaitea, Savaii

• AU PMB PHOTO 123-087
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• 1991

Part of Photographs from a teacher’s missionary work in Samoa

Arbon Family

Virginia visiting from the Sydney Church Office of the Uniting Church of Australia. Satupaitea, Savaii

• AU PMB PHOTO 123-086
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• 1991

Part of Photographs from a teacher’s missionary work in Samoa

Arbon Family

Visit by Christopher Robinson, another Uniting Church Mission high school English teacher but based at Wesley College, Faleula, Upolu

• AU PMB PHOTO 123-007
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• 1990

Part of Photographs from a teacher’s missionary work in Samoa

Arbon Family

Visiting Sivao's family. Faala, Savaii

• AU PMB PHOTO 123-090
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• Sep 1991

Part of Photographs from a teacher’s missionary work in Samoa

Arbon Family

Visiting delegation of Methodist Faletua (Minister's wives) inspecting each others houses. Satupaitea, Savaii

• AU PMB PHOTO 123-161
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• 1990

Part of Photographs from a teacher’s missionary work in Samoa

Arbon Family