St. Teresa's School was named by Reverend Father Jackson MHM in honour of a renowed Carmelite sister. He arrived in Borneo in 1881 upon the invitation of Rajah Charles Brooke to establish Catholic mission schools in Kuching and Kanowit. The name chosen for the convent and school was in fulfilment of a promise made many years ago before by Rev. Father Jackson. While still a student, he found great difficulty in mastering Philosophy and Theology. In his distress he appealed to the great Saint Teresa of Avila to intercede for him and promised he would do something in her honour, if his wish was granted.

St. Teresa was born in Avila, Spain in 1515 and died in 1582. She came from a noble family with high moral values. However she gave up all her material possessions and became a Carmelite nun in 1536. She was bestowed a learned doctor of the church because of her great wisdom, intelligence, humility, diligence and integrity. Since its foundation in 1885, the school has been entrusted under her patronage and protection; therefore it is expected that the students of St. Teresa's School emulate and uphold her outstanding qualities and virtues.

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The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, or S.P.C.A is a non-profit, humane organization that was first founded in England in 1824. The Society works to prevent the mistreatment of animals, to take care of sick animals, and to teach people to take care of their pets. It is a worldwide organization. To-date, the ideas spread all over the world and there are societies in every corner of the world.

The Sarawak SPCA
Attn: The Hon. Secretary
Lot 1787 Blk No. 233
6 1/2 Miles Penrissen Road
P O Box 2415, 93748 Kuching Sarawak
Tel: 082-618 200 Fax: 082-616 500
Or, email at sspca@sarawak.com.my

"Do His Way" is the combined efforts of both the webmaster and its users. The feedbacks and recommendations of helpful web links from grateful users are captured and incorperated into this website for the benefits of all. "Do His Way" is a non profit, free, handy, convenient, all in one and one stop web site. It attempts to centralize internet information so that the required information can be easily and readily available. This is essential and wonderful for those who need information fast. Make "Do His Way" your own website. Why not? Without you, what's this website for?

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MiriResortCity.com is the unofficial web site of Miri City, by Mirians, for Mirians (and curious would be travellers). The site is full of interesting pictures and photographs with a comprehensive history of Miri and its development into a city.

This is the starting point of something great... something wonderful... something new! A Kuching bloggers' community, join this growing site today!

The enchanting state of Sarawak is Malaysia's largest state, endowed with the world's richest and most diverse ecosystem. Sarawak's ancient rainforest canopies, the world's largest flower, the Rafflesia; squirrels and snakes that can glide through the air, mouse deer the size of kittens, pitcher plants that eat insects and even relish the occasional small mammal. In fact, there are countless species of flora and fauna, yet to be discovered...

Visit Their Website to find out more!
http://www.sarawaktourism.com

It was launched on the 23rd of December 2006. The Sarawak Photo-Art Society proudly present its website with photos taken by members and large collection of history from 1988 to today ! Login to www.spas.com.my to find out more.

Kock Chin Electrical Works
http://www.kockchin.com

Kock Chin Electrical Works was established in 1988. The company has been working closely with the goverment and also private development companies in electrical related works. Kock Chin Electrical Works is registered with the authorities listed below: