Correspondence with government re education
An index to material copied in the Roman Catholic Archdiocesan Office, Suva, was published in the Bureau's newsletter <I>Pambu</I>, April-June 1972:27, pp.17-20 and is available on request from the Bureau.
Correspondence with government re education. See also PMB 159/160 and 428/429
Roman Catholic Mission Fiji
Miscellaneous (non-local) correspondence of Bishop J. Vidal and Bishop C.J. Nicolas
See PMB 432
Correspondence from New Caledonia, Wallis, Solomon Islands, Samoa, Tonga, Moruroa, Sydney, New Zealand, France, Belgium, Naples.
Roman Catholic Mission Fiji
Correspondence with government
See PMB 432
Correspondence with government. Please see also PMB 434 and 436
Roman Catholic Mission Fiji
Correspondence relating to Father Emmanual Rougier, SM
Father Rougier (1864-1932) was born in France; he was ordained in the Society of Mary in 1888, and he went to Fiji soon afterwards as a Roman Catholic missionary. He acquired a large sum of money in what was known as the Cecile Affair (1906-7), and soon afterwards left Fiji and acquired plantation interests at Fanning, Washington and Christmas Islands. He resided in Tahiti and became a prominent figure there in the business and cultural worlds, being known as Abbe Rougier. (For a brief biography, see Patrick O'Reilly and Raoul Tessier, Tahitiens, Paris, 1962, pp.410-11). See also PMB 432
Correspondence relating to Father Rougier's involvement in the Cecile Affair and the disciplinary action taken against him.
Roman Catholic Mission Fiji
Correspondence re leper asylum, Makogai, and sundry related papers
See PMB 432
Correspondence re Leper Asylum, Makogai and related papers. Reel 2 begins at correspondence for 1919.
Roman Catholic Mission Fiji
Correspondence re mission work among the Indians of Fiji
See PMB 432
Correspondence re mission work among the Indians of Fiji.
Roman Catholic Mission Fiji
Correspondence with various mission stations
See PMB 432
The correspondence is in six files:<BR>1. Delailagi, 1919-30<BR>2. Nabala, 1921-30<BR>3. Naidiri, 1930<BR>4. Naiserelagi (Navunibitu), 1923-30<BR>5. Namosi, 1912-30<BR>6. Natovi, 1924-30
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Notes and reports on the Petits Freres
The Petits Freres comprised an order of Fijian lay brothers, founded by Mgr Vidal in 1890 to assist in teaching at mission schools and in the maintenance of mission property. See also PMB 432
Most of the reports are undated, but several are dated 1919 and one, 1923.
Roman Catholic Mission Fiji
Correspondence with French Consulate-General, Sydney
See PMB 432
Correspondence with French Consulate-General, Sydney
Roman Catholic Mission Fiji
Correspondence of Bishop C.J. Nicolas, Sm
See PMB 432
The correspondence is in seven files:<BR>1. Miscellaneous, 1919-30<BR>2. Father L.L. Dubois, SM, 1921-30<BR>3. Mission Station, Wairiki, 1922-30<BR>4. Mission Station, Vanuakula, 1924-30<BR>5. Mission Station, Loreto, 1930<BR>6. Mission Station, Nabala, 1930<BR>7. Procure, Sydney, 1925-30
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