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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Mar 24, 1904

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 81, No. 12.

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Fiji

By C. H. Parker

MUALEVU LOMOLOMO LAU.— Since we returned to Fiji a year and a half ago, we have labored very hard in locating our new mission in another district, clearing land, putting up houses, teaching and preaching, visiting and holding meetings, besides studying the language. Our health is much better than when we were in Tasmania, and as good as when we left America. For this we praise the Lord.
In the Suva district the work is very gratifying. Several good, strong companies have been raised up, and there are calls from several places for the living preacher. In this district we have two churches and one company. From the first, we have been hindered in not having a boat to get out among the islands. But this will soon be a thing of the past, as we have a boat now being built. We have two houses under construction, in which the students will live while preparing for work. The veranda will be used for a schoolroom.
We watch with intense interest every move which our general work makes. We know the Lord is leading.
C. H. PARKER.