Alexander Turnbull Library
We hold New Zealand’s national documentary heritage collections, originally based on Alexander Turnbull's private collection, which has grown to contain millions of items across a wide range of formats.
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Samoa. German warship in Apia HarbourAlexander Turnbull LibraryImage Samoa -
Pupils of Vaipouli School in Savai'i, SamoaAlexander Turnbull LibraryImage Samoa
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Aggie Grey's Hotel, Apia, Upolu, SamoaAlexander Turnbull LibraryImage Samoa
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Samoan playschools administrator Fereni Ete, reading a story in Samoan to Fuatina Mapu at the Samoan A'oga Amata, (beginning school) at Strathmore Park School, Wellington - Photograph taken by Martin HunterAlexander Turnbull LibraryImage Samoa
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Fijian versus Maori rugby gameAlexander Turnbull LibraryImage Fiji
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Samoan group and canoes, and the ship Monowai, at Apia, Samoa - Photograph taken by William Hall RaineAlexander Turnbull LibraryImage Samoa
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King Malietoa with the Vaiala polo team, SamoaAlexander Turnbull LibraryImage Samoa
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The Tivoli Hotel and Tivoli Road, Apia, Samoa - Photograph taken by Thomas AndrewAlexander Turnbull LibraryImage Samoa
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Diamond Jubilee message to Queen Victoria from her British subjects in SamoaAlexander Turnbull LibraryImage Samoa
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Camp of New Zealand railway engineers, Apia, Samoa - Photograph taken by Alfred John TattersallAlexander Turnbull LibraryImage Samoa
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Vane, Kathleen Airini, 1891-1965 :[Samoa]. 1942Alexander Turnbull LibraryImage Samoa
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Various artists :Tammeamea, Konig der Sandwichinseln; Naba-Leba, Konig von Solor [handcoloured lithograph by Fuchs after Choris and Petit, Zurich, Honegger. 1840?]Alexander Turnbull LibraryImage Hawaiʻi
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