Pattern Service
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\A/E 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 tern,” Pacific Islands Monthly, Box 3408 R, Sydney, and enclose a note giving the number of the pattern wanted and bust size, and enclose also the price of the pattern in postal note or stamps. The pattern will be sent by return mail.
4339.—8ack extends over the shoulder; on to this the front is attached with gathers. Waist is defined with a material belt. Sleeves may be worn in long or shorter length. Patch poc* kets and the large fastening buttons add greatly to the appearance. Material (for 36 in. bust): 3Vt yds. 36 ins. wide; y 2 yd. extra —long sleeve. Bust sizes 32 to 40 ins.
Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Aitchison, returned to New Guinea by the February “Mac dhui”. Mr. Aitchison is an A.D.O. in the New Guinea Administration, and, before his leave, had been stationed in the Ramu District.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Andrews left Sydney on February 2 for the Morobe goldfield, New Guinea. Mr. Andrews is a consulting engineer, and will inspect the Bulolo Gold Dredging plant.
Miss Kitty Smith, of Roseville, N.S.W., sailed from Sydney on February 2 by the “Macdhui” for Rabaul, New Guinea, where she was to be married to Mr.
E. A. Hawnt.
House Frock, 4339—1s. 1d.