of Captain Middenway, lately of the
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Equipping Your Daughter For
The Future
ON the crest of the Range, overlooking val leys and hills and yet within easy reach of the city, is “Fairholme” Presbyterian Girls’
College of Toowoomba, Queensland. It offers every advantage for a thorough education and, with the co-operation of a highly effi cient staff, every effort is made to equip girls for their future life, whether it be in the
home. In business, or in the professional world.
School work itself receives an added joy from the beauty of the surroundings, while leisure hours are wholesome and healthy.
There is, of course, every facility for outdoor recreations, while well-ventilated, spacious dormitories do their share in developing the health of the boarders. The school is building up a fine tradition; its past pupile are scat tered far and wide and many of them hold positions of responsibility and trust. —♦** Pat. Middenway, the 12-years-old son of Captain Middenway, lately of the Solomon Islands, on January 11 won the New South Wales Swimming Champion ship for 13 year old boys—ss yards in 34 seconds!
Mr. B. Schwartz, of Salamaua, New Guinea, was a passenger on the “Bulolo” which arrived in Sydney on December 19. Mr. Schwartz is well known in the Mandated Territory, having spent more than 28 years in business there.