Sir_George_Gerea_Dennis_Lepping,_the_second_Governor_General_of_Solomon_Islands,_at_Hibiscus_Hotel_in_Honiara_(June_1993).tif
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Sir George Gerea Dennis Lepping, the second Governor General of Solomon Islands, at Hibiscus Hotel (later: King Solomon Hotel) in Honiara (June 1993), for the closure of Youth Challenge International's Project Solomon Islands 1993.
Français :
George Lepping dans Hibiscus Hotel (plus tard: King Solomon Hotel) à Honiara (Juin 1993), pour la fermeture de Project Solomon Islands 1993 de Youth Challenge International.
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| Source | Internet Archive, Collection Project Solomon Islands 1993 |
| Author | Damaris Cerdas (photographer), Vincent Mia Edie Verheyen (digitization and archival) |
For more context, see where the photo was first published digitally, at the Internet Archive , as part of the photo collection archive Project Solomon Islands 1993 .
Regarding the Hibiscus Hotel : this was a hotel, on Hibiscus Avenue in Honiara, which was bought by Island Hotels Ltd. (of Papua New Guinea) in mid-1995 to be renovated and expanded under a new name: Hotel King Solomon. [1]
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References
- ↑ Stanley, David (1996). South Pacific Handbook 818. Moon Publications, Inc.