Your Son's Education

IN the model suburb of Killara, on the North Shore of Sydney Harbour, is an ideal school for the sons of Islands Teviot College. Situated amid pleasant sur roundings at 350 ft. above sea level, its ad vantages are many, including commodious grounds, well-kept gardens, a seaside house for those who cannot go home during vaca tions, large airy dormitories, continuous hot water service, and a special hospital ward.

The College consists of two departments— the main and Junior schools. Comprising pupils from 4 to 15 years, the former is divided into the usual Primary and Secondary sections. All the usual subjects are provided for in the curriculum, including those involved in the preparation for commercial life. Specialised tuition of a high standard is given boys study ing for scholarships and competitive examin ations by the principals, Mr. J. N. Knowles, 8.A., and Mr. S. Clark, assisted by a qualified staff. The Junior school which receives boys from the earliest ages is divided into two sec tions—Kindergarten and Primary.

Applications for prospectus should be for warded to the Principals, Teviot College, Kil lara, Sydney, N.S.W.— * Rev. J. D. Bodger, priest-in-charge of Dogura, head station of the New Guinea mission in Papua, arrived in Sydney by the July “Macdhui” on short furlough.

Mr. Bodger was recently appointed dio

cesan chaplain to the Bishop of New Guinea.