Page 3 of booklet inserted at front of album containing information on Niue, Rarotonga, and Western Samoa.

• AU PMB PHOTO 17-103
• Pièce
• 1946

Fait partie de Niue Centennial Album 1846 – 1946

Page 4 of booklet inserted at front of album containing information on Niue, Rarotonga, and Western Samoa.

• AU PMB PHOTO 17-104
• Pièce
• 1946

Fait partie de Niue Centennial Album 1846 – 1946

Page 5 of booklet inserted at front of album containing information on Niue, Rarotonga, and Western Samoa.

• AU PMB PHOTO 17-105
• Pièce
• 1946

Fait partie de Niue Centennial Album 1846 – 1946

Page 6 of booklet inserted at front of album containing information on Niue, Rarotonga, and Western Samoa.

• AU PMB PHOTO 17-106
• Pièce
• 1946

Fait partie de Niue Centennial Album 1846 – 1946

Page 7 of booklet inserted at front of album containing information on Niue, Rarotonga, and Western Samoa.

• AU PMB PHOTO 17-107
• Pièce
• 1946

Fait partie de Niue Centennial Album 1846 – 1946

Page 8 of booklet inserted at front of album containing information on Niue, Rarotonga, and Western Samoa.

• AU PMB PHOTO 17-108
• Pièce
• 1946

Fait partie de Niue Centennial Album 1846 – 1946

Page 9 of booklet inserted at front of album containing information on Niue, Rarotonga, and Western Samoa.

• AU PMB PHOTO 17-109
• Pièce
• 1946

Fait partie de Niue Centennial Album 1846 – 1946

Rarotonga'

• AU PMB PHOTO 11-001c
• Pièce
• 1919

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

Rarotonga'. Cook Islands Christian Church (London Missionary Society), Church, Avarua. Congregation leaving service.

• AU PMB PHOTO 11-076
• Pièce
• 1919

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

Rarotonga'. Governor-General making speech on steps of a building.

• AU PMB PHOTO 11-002
• Pièce
• 1919

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