Australia by J. E. FULTON

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Jun 23, 1904

Australia

By J. E. FULTON

COORANBONG, NEW SOUTH WALES.—Mrs. Fulton and I have enjoyed ourselves here, and I know that we have been very much benefited healthwise. We are very well, indeed. The Lord has been so good in restoring our health.

We have been enabled to come in contact with many young people who have become deeply interested in our foreign missions. So it turns out that we have been working for the islands, after all. There are some fine young people here who want to go to the islands as soon as they finish their school-work.

We have a large school here this year, and are glad to say that we have a fine class of students. I have four classes in English Bible and one in Fijian every day. This, with my manual labor, my Fijian writing for Rarama, and correspondence, takes up all my time. Our two natives at the school are well, and getting along nicely, and I believe their presence is an inspiration to our students.

Our work in the islands moves along encouragingly. A number have lately been added to our ranks. Our old native brother, Pauliasi Bunoa, is doing good work. Wherever he labors, people accept the truth. J. E. FULTON.