S.D.A. Teachers

New Stations in Pacific

BY the January “Mariposa” there sailed for Fiji a large body of missionaries working under the direction of the Mission Board of the Seventh-day Adventists.

Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Wilkinson and family are returning to Ovalau, Fiji, from a short furlough; and Mr. Wilkinson will take charge of the train ing school for native teachers at Buresala. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Martin, of Western Australia, are under appointment to the staff of the Buresala school. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Butler and family, of Sydney, are proceeding to the Indian school, Samabula, Fiji. Mr. Butler will be headmaster of this school. Mr. and Mrs. H. Lansdowne, of Sydney, have gone to the Wainibuka school, where Mr. Lansdowne will be principal. Mr. and Mrs.

R. R. D. Marks, of Sydney, have gone to Viti Levu, where Mr. Marks will be the director of the East Viti Levu district, with headquarters at Nadarivatu.

By the “Monterey,” sailing in February, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Jacobson, of North Queensland, will proceed to Vanua Levu, Fiji, where Mr.

Jacobson will take charge of the Cakadrove dis trict, with headquarters at Buca Bay.

By the next steamer Pastor Steed and his wife and boy will sail for the St. Matthias Group (Mandated Territory of New Guinea) and will settle on the island of Massau where, at Boliu, Mr. Steed will take charge of a new training school that has recently been established for the natives of the group.

Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Broad and family will sail from Townsville on the “Malaita” for the Solomon Group. Mr. Broad will be Superintendent of the held, taking the place of Pastor L. A. Borgas, who has recently been transferred to the S.D.A. mission for Australian aboriginals at Monamona, North Queensland.

Mr. D. Fahey, who has been wireless operator at Rarotonga station in the Cook Group for three years, returned to New Zealand by the Makura in December.