Australian Missions and Magazine Subscriptions

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Nov 2, 1911

Australian Missions and Magazine Subscriptions

THE Australian mail brings reports of a union conference committee council held in September, in Sydney. Actions were taken looking toward aggressive moves in all departments of union work, including its island missions. The report on distribution of labor contains forty-four recommendations. Our first mission to the aborigines of Australia is to be opened in the Beramba Settlement, of Queensland, Brother P. B. Rudge in charge. Elder C. H. Parker and wife have accepted a call to enter the New Hebrides Islands, hitherto untouched by our work. The island of Niue between the Cook and the Friendly groups, is also to be entered.

A CLERGYMAN connected with the Concordia Seminary (Illinois) encloses $5.55 to pay for thirty-seven yearly subscriptions for the Protestant Magazine, including all back numbers for 1911. During the past two weeks he has sent in sixty-one yearly subscriptions, and is still at work.