This set of 8 small printed cards (88mm x 68mm - just a little bigger than a credit card) is undated so I cannot be certain they are all from the 1910s, but I have seen a couple of the images on postcards from about that date. It may be, of course, that the original images were used by later publishers to produce this set, a common practice in Fiji. However, they feature white writing on the cards which was typical of the early era but much less used later.

a. "Coconut Plantation" #5617	b. "Fijian Women Fishing" #5620	c. "Fijian Native" #5623 [Man carrying taro (dalo) tubers]	d. "Fijian Woman" #5624
e. "Fijian Man Dressed for Native Dance" #5625	f. "Native Girls Dressed for Dance" #5626 [in fact since all are dressed alike they are more likely a group such as a church choir competing in an eistedfodd].	g. "Native Woman and Children" #5627 [Actually of course it is a man beating the lali slit-gong, NOT a woman]	h. "Pawpaws, or Mummy Apples" #5628