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The correspondence is in six files:

1. Delailagi, 1919-30
2. Nabala, 1921-30
3. Naidiri, 1930
4. Naiserelagi (Navunibitu), 1923-30
5. Namosi, 1912-30
6. Natovi, 1924-30

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Correspondence with mission stations at Savusavu and Tunuloa, both on Vanua Levu.

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The documents are:

1. Reports etc. re Naililili, 1893-99
2. 'Rewa: Affaire du subside donne a l'Ecole par la province', 1898-1905
   There was a Roman Catholic Mission Station situated at Naililili, Rewa River, Suva.

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The documents are:

1. Correspondence and miscellaneous papers on education, 1895-98
2. School inspection reports, 1903-08
3. Legislation on schools, 1917-18
4. Correspondence and miscellaneous papers on education, 1910-29

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The histories are: 1. The Beginning of the Mission in Fiji (1842-1936); 2. Father J.B. Breheret, 1815-1898

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Rules for catechists, 1890; and reports on catechists, 1919

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Correspondence re Leper Asylum, Makogai and related papers. Reel 2 begins at correspondence for 1919.

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Correspondence of Bishop Julian Vidal, SM with Fr Nicolas SM and other priests.

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General letters to Biship J. Vidal, SM. At the end of the reel are private letters from Government House, 1897-1907.

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Letters from Superior-General, Society of Mary.

In 1836, Pope Gregory XVI was looking for missionaries for Oceania and approved the formation of a
religious institute, the Priests of the Society of Mary, or Marist Fathers. Jean-Claude Colin (1790-1875) was elected as the first Superior General and held the office until 1854. He was succeeded by Julien Favre (1854-85), Antoine Martin (1886-1905), and Jean-Claude Raffin (1905-22).