Sir Gaven Donne

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Sir Gaven Donne was a New Zealand jurist and colonial administrator who became the inaugural King's Representative in the Cook Islands, serving as the Crown's viceregal figure there.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf New Zealander
jurist
person
appointedAs King's Representative in the Cook Islands
appointedBy Queen Elizabeth II
linked to: Elizabeth II
countryOfCitizenship New Zealand
fieldOfWork colonial administration
judiciary
law
honorificPrefix Sir
monarchRepresented Crown in right of New Zealand
King of New Zealand
notableFor being the inaugural King's Representative in the Cook Islands
service as a senior judge in several Pacific territories
occupation colonial administrator
judge
jurist
partOf judiciary of New Zealand
judiciary of Niue
judiciary of the Cook Islands
positionHeld Chief Justice of Niue
Chief Justice of the Cook Islands
Chief Justice of the High Court of the Cook Islands and Niue
King's Representative in the Cook Islands
judge in Western Samoa
judge in the British Solomon Islands Protectorate
judge in the Cook Islands
judge in the Gilbert and Ellice Islands Colony
judge in the Kingdom of Tonga
judge in the New Hebrides
judge of the Supreme Court of New Zealand
represented the Crown in the Cook Islands
residence Cook Islands
New Zealand
role viceregal representative of the monarch in the Cook Islands
title Chief Justice
King's Representative in the Cook Islands
workLocation British Solomon Islands Protectorate
Cook Islands
Gilbert and Ellice Islands Colony
New Hebrides
New Zealand
Niue
Tonga
Western Samoa
linked to: Samoa

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