Image from the Reverend Roy K Matheson personal collection. RNZAF Marine Craft W71 'Mataroa' at Suva, Fiji.

Negative from the Laurence Walter Tarr personal collection. Austin car parked at a petrol station under the Fiji Trading Company building. Believed to be in Suva, Fiji. Original negative out of focus.

Negative from the Laurence Walter Tarr personal collection. Cable and Wireless building on Victoria Parade, Suva, Fiji.

Negative from the Laurence Walter Tarr personal collection. The Grand Pacific Hotel, on Victoria Parade, Suva, Fiji.

Negative from the Laurence Walter Tarr personal collection. Street scene with policeman. Believed to be in Suva, Fiji.

Negative from the Laurence Walter Tarr personal collection. Austin car parked at a petrol station under the Fiji Trading Company building. Believed to be in Suva, Fiji.

Negative from the Laurence Walter Tarr personal collection. Fiji Government buildings and Albert Park, viewed from Victoria Parade. Suva, Fiji.

Members of the Engine Repair Section at Suva, Fiji. L-R: Back; De Janx, Brownlie, Barnett, Mercer, Knox, Jones, Beaver, Mariot, Button. Middle; Stewart, Corbert, Riddel, Kemp, Turners, Smith, Dinsdaile, Jackson, Swann, Leete, Moorehead, Petrie. Front; Samu, Wells, Snooks, Doel, Smith, Tillson, Ching, Kells, Bollard, Sugden. Some names questionable as handwriting on print is unclear.

Image from the Eric Maple Lewis personal collection. Dignitaries on a dais as an American amphibious vehicle drives past as part of a parade. Original US Army caption reads "Suva, Fiji - June 14, 1943. United Nations Day Parade. Brigadier General Edmund Seebree [sic. Correct spelling Sebree], Assistant Division Commander, Americal [sic] Division, in Amphibious Jeep Officially starts United Nationas Day Parade. Photo by Pfc. J.J. Kroutil."

Image from the Robert Arnold Christie personal collection. Street scene with a local police officer at left. Believed to be Suva, Fiji.

Image from the Robert Arnold Christie personal collection. Three men in a swimming pool. Believed to be Suva, Fiji.

Image from the Robert Arnold Christie personal collection. Two men standing on the path in front of the N.Z. Club. Suva, Fiji.

Image from the Robert Arnold Christie personal collection. Informal group of servicemen, with flags of Allied countries, pose for the camera at a police post in a street. Believed to be in Suva, and believed to be VE celebrations. Names handwritten on the reverse in no particular order "Roy Bell, Ron Tonkins, Ian McGowan, Bob Christie, Gil Parker, M[?]D Dacombe, Doug Clark, Bill Grant, LM Dickson, Artie Angus."

Image from the Robert Arnold Christie personal collection. Man standing beside a small park in front of a two storey building with a Chemist shop. Believed to be Scott Street, Suva, Fiji.

Image from the Robert Arnold Christie personal collection. Scott Street, Suva, Fiji. Regal Theatre at left.

Image from the Robert Arnold Christie personal collection. Believed to be Scott Street, Suva, Fiji.

Image from the Robert Arnold Christie personal collection. Clock tower on Southern Cross Street, Suva, Fiji. Handwritten on the reverse "The Suva town clock tower."

Image from the Robert Arnold Christie personal collection. Swimming pool in Suva, Fiji. Handwritten on the reverse "Suva Baths taken by the spring board. Centre white building is the entrance, either side cubicles for dressing. Childrens pool far corner."

Image from the Edward John Ernest Tompkins personal collection. Squadron Leader EJE Tompkins walking down some steps. Handwritten on the reverse "[obscured] Govt House | Suva Fiji."

RNZAF personnel around entrance to the New Zealand Club, Suva, Fiji.

Image from the James William Borlase personal collection. RNZAF float in the Hibiscus Festival parade in Suva, Fiji.

Image from the James William Borlase personal collection. New Zealand Ministry of Works float in the Hibiscus Festival in Suva, Fiji.

Image from the James William Borlase personal collection. TEAL float in the Hibiscus Festival in Suva, Fiji.

3/4 front view of Gipsy Moth NZ522, damaged by a hurricane at Suva, Fiji.

Rugby game action, RNZAF versus Samou at Buckhurst Park, (Suva, Fiji?).