288 x 235 mm. A view of the crowded Fijian section, showing its produce such as spears, clubs, cloth and cotton.

Print at RCMS 353/2/226.

197 x 154 mm. A group portrait of a Fijian family, ranging from a white-haired grandfather, to two young children, posed against a backdrop of palm-leaves.

195 x 141 mm. A view showing a posed group of young Fijian women.

Print at RCMS 353/2/224.

200 x 135 mm. A view showing a small group of European officers and Fijian men of the Armed Native Constabulary posed in front of a Fijian house. This beautifully-constructed bure is illustrated in ‘Cyclopaedia of Fiji’ published in 1907. It was built for the visit of the royal princes, the Duke of Clarence and George, Prince of Wales, who visited Fiji in H.M.S. 'Bacchante' in 1881.

212 x 178 mm. A view taken at Bureta, Ovalau, showing a group of Fijians standing beside the ‘lali’ with village houses and hills in the background. The ‘lali’ consists of a hollowed–out wooden log which is beaten with a wooden mallet; formerly used to gather warriors to war, it is now only used to bring participants to feasts and other ceremonial occasions. For a modern photograph of the ‘lali’, see Y3091E/85.

Half-plate. Sir Everard Im Thurn's Collection at Suva.

Half-plate. [No print]. [Missing].

Landscape format.

Contains Kodachromes, processed in England March 1963, arranged by processing number. The village mentioned on slides 21-31 appears to be Sabadrau, but this has not been found on any map of Fiji and has been represented by 'S' in most of the captions.

228 x 175 mm. A view showing scrubland on either side of the river, with a small settlement on the nearer bank.

83 x 57 mm. An amateur snapshot showing a Fijian man in a white uniform standing on a ship’s deck.

156 x 109 mm. An indistinct picture of what seems to be a jig for sawing timber.

[Showing three people with a boat on the far side of river under steep bank and big tree].

228 x 175 mm. A view showing a group of Fijian men and women posed in a village square, with thatched houses in the background, and hills beyond.

227 x 174 mm. A view showing a group of Fijian men and children standing in a village square, with thatched houses in the background.

215 x 177 mm. A formally arranged group portrait showing three rows of Fijian men posed in front of a thatched hut. The chiefs stand in the centre of the group.

Painting only.

350 x 250 mm. No print.

[Woman with young boy].

[Group landing from a boat].

196 x 144 mm. A view showing 8 Fijian men and women bathing in a river.

152 x 205 mm. Mr. Anthony Greenwood, Britain’s Secretary of State for the Colonies, is seen speaking at the final session of the Fiji Constitutional Conference held at Marlborough House, when the conference report was signed.