King's Birthday in New Zealand, Cook Islands, Fiji
King's Birthday in New Zealand, Cook Islands, Fiji is held on June 7. Celebrated on the first Monday in June. This event in the first decade of the month June is annual. 
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For over a hundred years, the birthday of the reigning King or Queen has been celebrated in June each year in both Britain and New Zealand. New Zealand celebrates this holiday because the Queen is the head of state of New Zealand. New Zealand's form of government is known as a constitutional monarchy.
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