[?]sion-Eduration

[?]k in [?]ua-N. Guinea

ONFERENCE between the ma and New Guinea Admin ation and the various i bodies working in the ry, which has been planned vember, has been postponed larch or April next. This y was considered necessary i of organisational work re fer the pending visit of the f Edinburgh. 3 are many angles in the stration-Missions relation lich need discussion and re lent, especially in connec th native education. Much of tost important educational i Papua and New Guinea — f giving instruction in the schools —still is the sole re ility of the missionaries. On ccount, the Administration substantial annual grants to ssions.