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Mr. J. E. Wilson, S.M., of Auckland, who has been appointed Chief Judge of the High Court of Western SamoaAuckland LibrariesImage Samoa -
A picturesque Rarotongan trioAuckland LibrariesImage Cook Islands -
Rarotongan women garbed in full native costume for a festive occasionAuckland LibrariesImage Cook Islands -
A picturesque scene in Samoa, the group of tropical islands which are now administered by New Zealand: the bullock-waggon collecting the coconuts on a plantationAuckland LibrariesImage Samoa -
Teaching the native children at Samoa (actually the Cook Islands): the schoolhouse at MangaiaAuckland LibrariesImage Cook Islands Samoa -
A pretty glimpse of Rarotonga in the South Sea IslandsAuckland LibrariesImage Cook Islands -
The recent New Zealand Parliamentary visit to Samoa: the party coming ashore in Samoan 'fantasies.'Auckland LibrariesImage Samoa -
The leader of the New Zealand Parliamentary party, Sir James Allen (x), addressing the Samoans, who assembled to welcome the partyAuckland LibrariesImage Samoa -
A glimpse from the cave: a pretty scene at Vavua, in the Tongan GroupAuckland LibrariesImage Tonga -
The recent visit of New Zealand's Governor-General, the Earl of Liverpool, to Samoa: picturesque scene as His Excellency and the Countess of Liverpool came ashore at ApiaAuckland LibrariesImage Samoa -
The recent visit of New Zealand's Governor-General to Rarotonga: the arrival of the vice-regal party at Makea Ariki's palace groundsAuckland LibrariesImage Cook Islands -
Entertaining the Governor-General of New Zealand, the Earl of Liverpool, during his recent visit to SamoaAuckland LibrariesImage Samoa
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