Press Correspondence.

An organised system of correspondence with the Press was undertaken in the early part of the year. Letters of an explanatory or controversial character have been written by the President, Professor F. W. Newman, the officers of the Society, and by several members of the Executive, and these have appeared in various Metropolitan and Provincial journals. Indeed, we record with much satisfaction the general fairness with which the Press has opened its columns, not to the Society alone, but to the numerous other voluntary writers who are actively engaged as missionaries in our cause. We would call especial attention to this section of work, and emphasise the necessity for its greater development. Many who have no other opportunity of promoting the cause might materially aid our efforts by an occasional letter to the press. This would provoke discussion and thereby manifest the truth.