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A boy from Rutaki Primary School carries the Queen's Baton in Rarotonga, Cook Islands on Friday 6 December 2013. Cook Islands is nation 17 of 70 Commonwealth nations and territories to be visited by the Queen’s Baton.
A girl from Rutaki Primary School reaches out to touch the Queen's Baton in Rarotonga, Cook Islands on Friday 6 December 2013. Cook Islands is nation 17 of 70 Commonwealth nations and territories to be visited by the Queen’s Baton.
Katu Teiti and friends perform a 'Pee', or challenge chant to welcome the Queen's Baton to the district of Puaikura in Rarotonga, Cook Islands on Friday 6 December 2013. Cook Islands is nation 17 of 70 Commonwealth nations and territories to be visited by the Queen’s Baton.
Students from Papaaroa Primary School hold the Queen's Baton during a visit to the Queen's Representative residence in Rarotonga, Cook Islands on Friday 6 December 2013. Cook Islands is nation 17 of 70 Commonwealth nations and territories to be visited by the Queen’s Baton.
A man in traditional dress performs a traditional dance to welcome the Queen's Baton at a dinner hosted by the National Government in Rarotonga, Cook Islands on Friday 6 December 2013. Cook Islands is nation 17 of 70 Commonwealth nations and territories to be visited by the Queen’s Baton.
A woman in traditional dress performs a traditional dance to welcome the Queen's Baton at a dinner hosted by the National Government in Rarotonga, Cook Islands on Friday 6 December 2013. Cook Islands is nation 17 of 70 Commonwealth nations and territories to be visited by the Queen’s Baton.
Ceremonial High Chief Dame Margaret Karika, holds the Queen's Baton in Rarotonga, Cook Islands on Friday 6 December 2013. Cook Islands is nation 17 of 70 Commonwealth nations and territories to be visited by the Queen’s Baton.
A woman holds the Queen's Baton in Rarotonga, Cook Islands on Friday 6 December 2013. Cook Islands is nation 17 of 70 Commonwealth nations and territories to be visited by the Queen’s Baton.
A student from Nukutere College walks the Queen's Baton past the students in Rarotonga, Cook Islands on Friday 6 December 2013. Cook Islands is nation 17 of 70 Commonwealth nations and territories to be visited by the Queen’s Baton.
The Mitchell twins hold the Queen's Baton in Rarotonga, Cook Islands on Friday 6 December 2013. Cook Islands is nation 17 of 70 Commonwealth nations and territories to be visited by the Queen’s Baton.
A man in traditional dress holds the Queen's Baton in Rarotonga, Cook Islands on Friday 6 December 2013. Cook Islands is nation 17 of 70 Commonwealth nations and territories to be visited by the Queen’s Baton.
Netballer and Cook Islands Netball Development Officer, Luciana Matenga, holds the Queen's Baton in the Telekom Sports Arena in Rarotonga, Cook Islands on Friday 6 December 2013. Cook Islands is nation 17 of 70 Commonwealth nations and territories to be visited by the Queen’s Baton.
Speaker of Parliament Hon Nicky Rattle holds the Queen's Baton during a parliament session in Rarotonga, Cook Islands on Friday 6 December 2013. Cook Islands is nation 17 of 70 Commonwealth nations and territories to be visited by the Queen’s Baton.
Katu Teiti and friends perform a 'Pee', or challenge chant to welcome the Queen's Baton from the district of Puaikura into the district of Teau O Tonga in Rarotonga, Cook Islands on Friday 6 December 2013. Cook Islands is nation 17 of 70 Commonwealth nations and territories to be visited by the Queen’s Baton.
A woman passes the Queen's Baton through the hands of children from Arorangi Primary School in Rarotonga, Cook Islands on Friday 6 December 2013. Cook Islands is nation 17 of 70 Commonwealth nations and territories to be visited by the Queen’s Baton.
The Secretary of the House of Ariki, Puna Rakanui (right), passes the Queen's Baton to the President of the House of Ariki, High Chief Tou Ariki (left) in Rarotonga, Cook Islands on Friday 6 December 2013. Cook Islands is nation 17 of 70 Commonwealth nations and territories to be visited by the Queen’s Baton.
The Secretary of the House of Ariki, Puna Rakanui, carries the Queen's Baton in Rarotonga, Cook Islands on Friday 6 December 2013. Cook Islands is nation 17 of 70 Commonwealth nations and territories to be visited by the Queen’s Baton.
A women in traditional dress carries the Queen's Baton in Rarotonga, Cook Islands on Friday 6 December 2013. Cook Islands is nation 17 of 70 Commonwealth nations and territories to be visited by the Queen’s Baton.
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