Pacific Press Notes by H. H. Hall

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park, Washington, D. C. · Jun 13, 1912

Pacific Press Notes

By H. H. Hall

DURING the last two or three weeks our foreign orders have been particularly heavy. Here is a list of some of the countries to which shipments have been made:—

Australia has led, with a shipment of almost five tons of books in unbound form.

Spain followed with an order for "750 copies of 'Coming King,' Spanish, the same to be forwarded by mail." Cuba has ordered 400 copies of the same book, and Peru 750 copies.

Chile has ordered 300 copies of "Patriarchs and Prophets" and the same number of "Home and Health," both Spanish.

Even far-away Burma has had a shipment of a little over 300 copies of "Daniel and the Revelation." India has had a shipment of eight hundred pounds of assorted books.

The Philippines have had a shipment of 300 "Patriarchs and Prophets," in the Spanish, and have just placed an order for 430 copies more.

Orders from Mexico have been few of late on account of the revolution. The brethren are confined to the city of Mexico itself, where they are selling periodicals until the war-clouds lift.

H. H. HALL.