Pattern Service

WE have arranged with a well-known Sydney firm of pattern-cutters to publish each month a diagram of a seasonable frock, patterns of which may be obtained by our readers direct from this office, post-free, on payment of the sum stated under the diagram. Address your letter to “Pat terns,” Pacific Islands Monthly, Box 3408 R, Sydney, and enclose a note giving the number of the pattern you want and bust size, and enclose also the price of the pattern in postal note cr stamps. The pattern will be sent by return mail.

2116 —Careful thought and planning has been exercised in producing this new and attractive design. Sleeves, set in large armholes and fitting tightly at the wrists are still very much in favour.

Extra fullness is given to the skirt by the flared insets at centre back and front. Material (for 3Gin. bust) ; 31 yds. 36 in. wide; contrast, h yd. 36 ins. wide. Bust sizes 32 to 40 ins.

Miss Alice H. Mills, B.Sc., returned to New Britain from extended leave by the Macdhui on April 16. She is stationed at the Methodist Mission, Rabaul.

Mr. and Mrs. John R. Foldi arrived in Sydney from Papua on 12 months’ leave by the Macdhui on April 9. Their mar riage had taken place at St. John’s An glican Church in Port Moresby the prev ious week, the bride being Miss Vera Kershaw, of the European Hospital, Samarai. Mr. Foldi is a Patrol Officer in the Magisterial Service of Papua.

Mi ss Peace Cohen, a prominent worker for the Anglican Church on Thursday Is land, recently left T.I. to reside in Queensland.

Frock, 2116-1s. 1d.