Notes From Rabaul
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RABAUL’S smallest citizens now have a delightful establishment of their own, providing the latest styles in swimsuits, and really “chic” bonnets. This is The Nursery, chatelaine of which is Mrs. Fish wick, sometimes assisted by her small son. Included with the array of frocks for the tinies are service able suits and khaki pants for the youngest men about town. Shoes, toys, and (later) shoes for mothers
of the youngsters will be available.
Friends, while they wait, may amuse themselves in the rustic kunai covered “beer garden,” provided for this purpose. “The Nursery” is a blessing to mothers, who have al ways had difficulty in obtaining children’s clothing, particularly shoes, in Rabaul. Now they are catered for in a comprehensive and attractive fashion, exclusively theirs.
TWO well-known Territorians have been honoured recently by additions to their families.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Mick Foley, late of Talasea. at the Rabaul Hospital; and a daughter (Karen) to Mr. and Mrs. W. Sievers, of Rabaul.