Reports from South Australia
THE following reports from South Australia appear in the last issue of the Union Conference Record:— “MOUNT GAMBIER.—Since last reporting, the work has been steadily progressing. A Sabbath school has been organized. The present membership is fifteen. Ten adults have accepted the Sabbath, not and many others are deeply interested. The meetings are held in the Rechabite Hall, Sabbaths and Sundays. The hall holds one hundred and fifty persons, and is full every Sunday night. We also hold several large cottage meetings each week. The interest is still growing. The tent has been removed to Millicent, about thirty miles distant. Brother Craddock is conducting the work in that place. He reports a good attendance and interest. Brother Constandt is laboring in Port McDonnell, eighteen miles in another direction. He is of good courage, and is meeting with success in conducting studies. We expect a strong company will be raised up in this district. “PORT AUGUSTA.—Brethren Rogers and Whittle have, in turn, been laboring in Port Augusta. The former is there now. Like the work in Mt. Gambier, they have had to meet much opposition from the ministers. However, the interest is still good, and God is blessing the work there. “KADINA.—Sister Wilson reports that several have recently accepted the truth in that district. This is the result of faithful labor, and we rejoice with the brethren there. J. H. Woods.”