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Blowholes and raised coral, Tongatabu, Tonga, 1929, 5 / C.M. YongeNational Library of AustraliaImage Tonga Online
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Upolu [?], Samoa, 1929 / C.M. YongeNational Library of AustraliaImage Samoan Islands
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Erosion at the base of the cliff wall, Apolima [?], Samoa, 1929 / C.M. YongeNational Library of AustraliaImage Samoan Islands
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J. L. Taylor making first contact in the mid Wahgi, April 1933 / Michael LeahyNational Library of AustraliaImage Papua New Guinea Online
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Foliage, Samoa, 1929 / C.M. YongeNational Library of AustraliaImage Samoan Islands Online
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Gravestone of Robert Louis Stevenson and his wife Fanny, Mount Vaea, Samoa, 1929 / C.M. YongeNational Library of AustraliaImage Samoan Islands
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Archbishop Mowll at the mess with Bishop David Hand, District Officer Fred Kaad and Roger Claridge, Saiho, Papua New Guinea, 1951 / Albert SpeerNational Library of AustraliaImage Papua New Guinea Online
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Nursing mission sister, Frank Mack and another agricultural officer at the airstrip at Cape Gloucester, Papua New Guinea, ca. 1951 / Albert SpeerNational Library of AustraliaImage Papua New Guinea Online
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Bishop David Hand and District Commissioner Sid Elliot-Smith with the assembled staff of the hospital at Saiho, Papua New Guinea, 1951 / Albert SpeerNational Library of AustraliaImage Papua New Guinea Online
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Sepik River man offering a mummified human head for trade, Papua New Guinea, ca. 1951 / Albert SpeerNational Library of AustraliaImage Papua New Guinea Online
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Albert Speer and Benny Heia of Kerema, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, ca. 1951 / Albert SpeerNational Library of AustraliaImage Papua New Guinea Online
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Inside the cave, Easter IslandNational Library of AustraliaImage Easter Island / Rapa Nui 1911 to 1915
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