Printing Plant in the Philippines
A FEW lines from Elder L. V. Finster, in charge of our work in the Philippines, say that they have purchased two and one half acres of land within three miles of the center of the city of Manila, and that he was at work on plans for our printing plant, and that soon mechanics would be busy putting up the building. The plan includes cottages for the workers, and such other necessary buildings as would properly accompany the regular printing office. Our readers have already been informed that the General Conference is furnishing the land and the buildings for our printing plant in the Philippines, and our Pacific Press Publishing Association is equipping it with the necessary presses and other machinery.