File:Robert Lous Stevenson's piano on Queen Emma's Rabaul living room.jpg

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Description	Robert Lous Stevenson's piano on Queen Emma's Rabaul living room in 1914 when German New Guinea was seized and occupied by Australia.
Source	Original publication: Milton QLD Australia: Jacaranda Press Immediate source: A Pictoria History of New Guinea
Date	1975 but without copyright
Author	S. Stephenson collection (Life time: circa 1950)
Permission (Reusing this file)	It was not published at the time it was created in 1914

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