A Ladies' Page.

In this issue we publish for the first time a page entitled “Of Feminine Interest.” This is prepared on the suggestion and under the guidance of the lady members of the service, of whom there are now eighty-five. Although their number is small in relation to the total staff roll, the work upon which they are engaged—at Refreshment rooms, in the Accountancy branch, and on shorthand—writing and typing—is of considerable importance, and their initial effort in the Magazine, written and illustrated by themselves, indicates an interest and talent worthy of every encouragement. It must also be remembered that we have about twelve thousand married members, whose wives and daughters, we hope, will appreciate the regular appearance of a page devoted to feminine and household matters.