Progress in the South Pacific

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 2, 1914

Progress in the South Pacific

BROTHER J. E. FULTON writes from Australia that during March the following workers would go on to island fields: Brother A. E. Wright, from their sanitarium, to New Hebrides, to assist Brother and Sister Parker; H. Streeter, to enter Mangaia, a new island in the Cook group, where a mission is to be established (these two workers to be accompanied by their wives, no doubt, although not stated); and Brother and Sister G. F. Jones, to the Solomon Islands. A boat and a portable house must be included in Brother Jones's outfit. These are cheering notes of progress from over the sea in our South Pacific Mission field.