Health Culture For The

Pacific

Among the various classes of busi ness practitioners who have recently turned their attention to the possibility of obtaining a larger Pacific Islands connection, a notable example is that of Mr. Alfred J. Briton, who conducts an Institute in Sydney for the develop ment of health and physical culture.

Mr. Briton is easily the leader in Aus tralia in this class of enterprise. He has not only made a scientific study of how to keep healthy the man engaged in sedentary occupations, but he has also let the world know about his es tablishment by extensive advertising; and he has been able to give really valuable service to the large numbers of men who have taken up his course.

Mr. Briton is particularly interested in Pacific Islands residents. His course, which can be effectively imparted by mail, probably would assist white resi dents o fthe Pacific Islands very much in maintaining their health under what sometimes are trying climatic condi tions. Apart from health considera tions, the physical culture taught by this Institute is of a pleasurable and

interesting character.