Equipping Your Daughter For
p. 30 · Read in the full issue
The Future
rrVHERE is not a more delightfully situated JL Girls’ College in Australia than “Fair holme,” overlooking the range at Toowoomba, 2,000 ft. above sea-level, contend parents of the school’s pupils. Medical men speak highly of the climate and the health record of the College is excellent. No fairer environment for the develop ment of mind and body could be desired.
The College itself offers every advantage for a thorough education and with the co-operation of a qualified staff every effort is made to equip a girl for her future life, whether it be in the home, in the business, or in the professional world.
Work itself must receive added joy from the beauty of the surroundings, while the occupations of leisure hours are wholesome and healthy. There
is every facility for outdoor recreations, while well-ventilated dormitories do their share in developing the health of the boarders.
The school is building up a fine tradition. Its past pupils are scattered far and wide, and many hold positions of responsibility and trust. “Fair holme” is indeed a College with a future. Not the least attractive feature of it is the happy spirit of comradeship and zest for work which animates the girls.*** Mr. C. E. Sparrow, A.M.1.N.A., who for four years has been Technical Instructor at the Methodist Mission’s Training Insti tution at Salamo, Eastern Papua, has re signed. His assistant, Mr. J. Graham, has been appointed to carry on the work as Instructor.