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The Work in New Zealand

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 26, 1912

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 89, No. 52.

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The Work in New Zealand

By J. E. FULTON.

God is greatly blessing the work in the New Zealand Conference. He has blessed during the past year. Elder J. Pallant has held a very successful mission in Auckland, where a large number have been brought to a knowledge of the truth, seventeen being baptized recently. Others are interested, and since Brother Pallant left there, some of the other conference workers have followed up the interest.
About the same time the baptism was held at Auckland, seven were baptized at Wellington, where Brother W. Westerman has been laboring for some months. On South Island, Elder White baptized four persons at Dunedin, and about as many more are waiting at Christchurch. These are indications that God is blessing the work and has been influencing the hearts of the people.
The writer, in company with Brother G. S. Fisher, visited New Zealand in September and October to look into the matter of moving the school from Cambridge to Longburn. The farm at the former place has now been sold, and a smaller site purchased at Longburn. It is hoped that within a few months the new building will be erected, and that the new place will be more suitable in every way. Brother J. Mills is principal of the school, and we believe the Lord is blessing his labors.
We were glad to meet the Drs. Keller again. They have an extensive practise in Auckland, and are letting their light shine, and the Lord is blessing their efforts to the enlightenment of the people.
J. E. FULTON.