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Bures, Fiji, c1880 to 1889University of Queensland LibraryImage Fiji Online -
Two Fijian girls and child; [Samoan?] young man and bride, [c1880 to 1889]University of Queensland LibraryImage Fiji Samoa Online -
Wreck of Trenton and Vandalia, Samoa; Bau, Fiji, [c1880 to 1889]University of Queensland LibraryImage Fiji Samoa Online -
Fijians dragging canoe; Stranger's house, Rewa, [Fiji, c1880 to 1889]University of Queensland LibraryImage Fiji Online -
Fijian chief and group (Rewa); Fijian women (students wives), [c1880 to 1889]University of Queensland LibraryImage Fiji Online -
Samoan chief, wife and child; Fijian native minister, [c1880 to 1889]University of Queensland LibraryImage Fiji Samoa Online -
Fijian chief (Rewa); Valuable Fijian clubs etc., [c1880 to 1889]University of Queensland LibraryImage Fiji Online -
Back cover of Album of photographs of Samoa and Fiji by unidentified photographer [possibly Charles Kerry], c1874 to 1890]University of Queensland LibraryImage Fiji Tonga Online -
Two Fijian and [two] Solomon Islanders; Two Samoan women and children, [c1880 to 1889]University of Queensland LibraryImage Fiji Samoa Online -
Don Honeysett with three young New Guinean women at beachfront, New Guinea, c1929 to 1932University of Queensland LibraryImage Papua New Guinea Online -
Group of men, Don Honeysett is sitting at far left, New Guinea, c1929 to 1932University of Queensland LibraryImage Papua New Guinea Online -
Group of men standing on sides of stacker, Bulolo Gold Dredging mine, Bulolo, New Guinea, c1932 to 1933University of Queensland LibraryImage Papua New Guinea Online
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