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The Archbishop arrives from the Solomons and is welcomed by Bishop Harry Tevi, the Parish Priest Fr. Ephraim Tongoro, and the local congregation.

Description:
The visit of Archbishop Norman Palmer, Archbishop of the Province of Melanesia, to the Diocese of Vanuatu.
Display date:
1981
Location:
Melanesia
Format:
image
Collections:
Anthropology Photographic Archive
Publisher:
Department of Anthropology, University of Auckland
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The University of Auckland Library
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