Rabaul's Young Chinese
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Rabaul, Feb. 10.
TT is interesting to note how progres- A sive the Chinese residents of Rabaul are becoming.
Two Chinese boys, sons of local mer chants, recently left for Melbourne where they will enter Wesley College as hoar ders. It is expected that the two scholars will matriculate and pass on to the Uni versity to graduate into one of the pro fessions.
Both of them are ex-pupils of the Overseas Chinese School, at Rabaul, run by the Methodist Mission, where they received instruction in English and other subjects, which will fit them for life in an Australian school.