Fiji Teachers' Training College Staff

The Rev. C. F. Gribble, who was for seven years a Methodist missionary in Tonga, recently spoke in Brisbane of the wonderful progress Tongans had made in religion and primary and secondary education. He drew patricular attention to Prince Tugi, who had received his Batcl\elor of Arts and Law degrees at the Sydney University; and Prince Fatafehi,

who had displayed marked adaptability for Agriculture. He was for some time a student at the Agricultural College, Gatton (Qld.), and has applied his know ledge on returning to Tonga with much benefit to his people. The Royal family, he said, had an unbroken line of suc cession for over 800 years and were an example to their subjects in every way.

This photograph of the staff of the Teachers’ Training College, Nasinu, Fiji, was taken recently. It shows (standing): Miss S, C. Sukhu, P. Koroi, A. G. Prasad, J. Kingdom, S. Bulicokacoka, H. S. D.

Sinha, Miss G. E. Robertson. (Sitting): F. Ieli Miss M. E. Morrison (Women’s Warden), M. J.

Bay (Acting Principal), Miss L. D. McGowan (Matron), G. D Pickles (Vice-Principal). —Photo by Caine’s Studios, Suva.