Vorderseite: Ina und der Hai, nach einer Legende von einer jungen Frau, die auf den Cook-Inseln lebte und sich in Tinirau, den Gott der Fische, verliebt hatte.
Rückseite: Traditionelles Fischerkanu vom Pukapuka-Atoll; Aus Holz geschnitzte Statue des Gottes Rongo.

Front side: Ina and the shark, after a legend of a young maiden who lived on the Cook Islands and fell in love with Tinirau, the God of fish.
Back side: Traditional fishing canoe from the Pukapuka atoll; Wood carved statue of the God Rongo.

B106a

Not dated. With black overprint on the back side.
Signature of Thomas Davis (as MINISTER OF FINANCE). No watermark. No security thread. Triangle with dot as registration device. Two blue horizontal 6-digit serial numbers on the back side. Both have a triple letter prefix and digits of the same size. Printed by Note Printing Australia.

Remarks

The note introduced on 16. October 1992 commemorates the 6th Festival of Pacific Arts, which was held in Rarotonga. It's actually B103a overprinted in black with a logo and with the text 6th FESTIVAL of PACIFIC ARTS / RAROTONGA COOK ISLANDS / OCTOBER 16-27, 1992 on the back side. Please refer to B103a for the regular note without the black overprint on the back side.

The bold text at the beginning of the description of every variety indicates those elements, which are necessary to identify the correct variety (if any) without any doubt. The date or the remark Not dated is always given.
[Standard Catalog of World Paper Money (P-6); Banknote Book (B106)]