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New Zealand in the Cook Islands, 1900
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New Zealand in the Cook Islands, 1900

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Lieutenant-Colonel Walter Gudgeon (seated, left), a New Zealander appointed as British resident commissioner in the Cook Islands in 1898, was photographed with the islands' chief justice (seated, right) in 1900. As colonial control was imposed, the authority of indigenous leaders was ...
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