![[State Flag and Ensign 1924-1970 (Fiji)]](../images/f/fj_b70.gif)
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image by Clay Moss, 10 December 2008Flag adopted 1924 (coat-of-arms adopted 4th July 1908), abolished 1970
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image by Clay Moss, 10 December 2008
Flag adopted 1924 (coat-of-arms adopted 4th July 1908), abolished 1970
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A letter dated 8th May 1924 informed the Colonial Office that instructions to remove the white circle had been issued by the governor. (ADM 116/1847B). Admiralty Flag Book 1930 [hms30], plate 35; under Fiji, notes that there is no white circle.
David Prothero, 22 December 1999 and 24 October 2002
![[Red Ensign 1924-1970 (Fiji)]](../images/f/fj_b24.gif)
image by Clay Moss, 10 December 2008
I am not persuaded that the Fiji blue ensign, badge without disk ever really
caught on from a popularity standpoint. It may have existed on paper, but I
believe that the badge on disk version was used regularly right up to
independence. I once saw a yacht in Hawaii was flying both the blue and red
ensign and both had badges on the disk. And, the only other colonial Fiji
ensigns I saw around independence time had disks as well. They were not old
ensigns at the time. They were new.
Clay Moss, 10 December 2008
![[Red Ensign 1924-1970 (Fiji)]](../images/f/fj_r24.gif)
image by Clay Moss, 10 December 2008
![[Union flag 1924-1970 (Fiji)]](../images/f/fj_u.gif)
image by Clay Moss, 17 December 2008
![[Coat of arms 1924-1970 (Fiji)]](../images/f/fj)fj.gif)
image by Clay Moss, 10 December 2008
