U.S. aeroplane on sand with viewing tower behind (possibly in Penhryn)

• AU PMB PHOTO 78-003
• Pièce
• n.d.

Fait partie de Photographs from Tongareva (Penrhyn) Cook Islands

Powell, Charles

U.S. aeroplane "Swift Arrow" on sand with viewing tower behind (possibly Penhryn)

• AU PMB PHOTO 78-004
• Pièce
• n.d.

Fait partie de Photographs from Tongareva (Penrhyn) Cook Islands

Powell, Charles

U.S. Soldier Robert Ruper in uniform, palm trees in background

• AU PMB PHOTO 78-015a
• Pièce
• n.d.

Fait partie de Photographs from Tongareva (Penrhyn) Cook Islands

Powell, Charles

Two thatch-covered buildings amidst coconut palms (Duplicate of 21a)

• AU PMB PHOTO 78-024a
• Pièce
• 01-September-1944

Fait partie de Photographs from Tongareva (Penrhyn) Cook Islands

Powell, Charles

Two thatch-covered buildings amidst coconut palms

• AU PMB PHOTO 78-021a
• Pièce
• 01-September-1944

Fait partie de Photographs from Tongareva (Penrhyn) Cook Islands

Powell, Charles

Two men on a outrigger canoe "The Marjorie"; one man standing in water pushing it

• AU PMB PHOTO 78-047a
• Pièce
• n.d.

Fait partie de Photographs from Tongareva (Penrhyn) Cook Islands

Powell, Charles

Two men in uniform (Powell and Roper) standing with woman (Terea Tou) and two children (Tiorgi in Powell's arms)

• AU PMB PHOTO 78-050a
• Pièce
• n.d.

Fait partie de Photographs from Tongareva (Penrhyn) Cook Islands

Powell, Charles

Two men in uniform (Powell and Roper) and two women in dresses (Emelie Ellie, Teria Tou)

• AU PMB PHOTO 78-052a
• Pièce
• 01-February-1945

Fait partie de Photographs from Tongareva (Penrhyn) Cook Islands

Powell, Charles

Two men in short sleeve shirts and short and two women in dresses standing in a line

• AU PMB PHOTO 78-042a
• Pièce
• n.d.

Fait partie de Photographs from Tongareva (Penrhyn) Cook Islands

Powell, Charles

Tinirau standing up to have the crown placed on his head.' Avarua, Rarotonga.

• AU PMB PHOTO 11-105
• Pièce
• 1919

Fait partie de Photograph album, 'Pacific Islands, 1919', documenting an official tour by Lord Liverpool, Governor-General of New Zealand