File:Palace of Aitutaki, 11 October 1900.jpg

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English: Photographs taken by Malcolm Ross on the cruise of HMS Mildura to the Cook Islands, Niue and Tonga, October 1900, during which the Cook Islands and Niue were annexed on behalf of New Zealand. The photograph (PA1-q-633-22-1) shows the king's palace on Aitutaki, 11 October 1900.
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Source Aitutaki, during the visit of HMS Mildura with Lord Ranfurly and party (PA1-q-633-22)
Author Malcolm Ross

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