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. Te Karere. INSEY, \\\v> hails from Raymond, Alberta,Canada, arrived in New Zealand in-February^ 1948. After working in. theMission Office for two months, he wasassigned to the Taranaki District forfive months. His next transfer tookhim to Wellington for six months. Forthe past four months he has been theDistrict President of the WellingtonDistrict, having laboured in Nelson forsix months between his assignmentsin Wellington. ELDER ELLIOTT A. FAIR-BANKS, a native of Salt Lake City, came to New Zealand aboard theMarine Phoenix and arrived hereon February 16, 1948. During his firstsix weeks
. Te Karere. INSEY, \\\v> hails from Raymond, Alberta,Canada, arrived in New Zealand in-February^ 1948. After working in. theMission Office for two months, he wasassigned to the Taranaki District forfive months. His next transfer tookhim to Wellington for six months. Forthe past four months he has been theDistrict President of the WellingtonDistrict, having laboured in Nelson forsix months between his assignmentsin Wellington. ELDER ELLIOTT A. FAIR-BANKS, a native of Salt Lake City, came to New Zealand aboard theMarine Phoenix and arrived hereon February 16, 1948. During his firstsix weeks here he laboured in Koron-gata helping to prepare the for Hui Tau. He then lab-oured in Nuhaka for two months be-fore he was called to work on theMaori carved house there. Upon suc-cessfully completing sixteen months ofwork on the Kahungunu War Mem-orial, he was called to be an actingcounsellor to President Young. He hasbeen the District President of Auck-land District for the past three
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