We have an interesting letter from an Australian girl, who asks that a French young lady will kindly write direct to her. She has never been out of Australia, and says, “Letters from a French lady would be helpful to me in two ways; they would allow me to know something of home-life in France, and also help me to improve my knowledge of the language of that far-away land.” The address is, Miss F. Evelyn Smith, Medindie, Adelaide, South Australia. We have a letter for “MISS INQUISITIVE” from RUBY PARSONS, “Beemery,” Seymour Road, Elsternwick, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. If “MISS INQUISITIVE” will send us her address, we will for once infringe our rule and forward the letter to her. POPPY wishes to correspond with a young French lady of good family, aged from eighteen to twenty-six, each to write once a month, and to correct and send back the other’s letters. Will some French lady of good family volunteer her name and address? MISS E. G. COLE, 113, Vyse Street, Birmingham, seventeen years of age, would like to correspond with a young lady in French. A CONSTANT READER, LILIAN C. BROWN wishes to correspond with a French young lady residing in France, age about twenty. The address is, 5, Wilton Mansions, Kelvinside, Glasgow. MRS. JOSEPH SMITH, Box 4, Aberfoyle, Ontario, Canada, wishes for a correspondent on the coast of England, Ireland, or Scotland, with whom she could exchange pressed flowers and plants of Canada (natives) for sea-shells, or other sea curiosities. She would also like a correspondent in India, Ceylon, or Zanzibar. MISS EVA M. ROPER, Dunmow, Essex, wishes for a French correspondent, about twenty-two, or older, and suggests that each should write in her own language. MISS LIZZIE VAN REES, Reehveve, Hilversum, Holland, wishes to write Dutch or German letters to a lady of her own age (17), who will reply in English or French. MISS CARRIE GERMAINE should write direct to MISS DOROTHEA KNIGHT, whose address was given. MISS E. W. JEFFERSON, Paris, Ontario, Canada, an Englishwoman of twenty-six, would like to correspond with MADEMOISELLE GOUTARD, or any of our correspondents—French, German, or Indian. She hopes to improve her knowledge of French and German, and also to give some help in return. MISS L. ANNING, Charlotte Rains, _via_ Hughenden, N. Queensland, Australia, would like to correspond with “MISS INQUISITIVE,” or any “real English girl.” Miss Anning lives on a cattle station, and is sixteen years old. GIRLS’ EMPLOYMENTS. K. A. (_Music Teacher_).—We cannot recommend any girl to come over to this country and seek employment as a teacher of music only. The competition in the musical world is so severe that only the best teachers succeed in any degree at all, and those who are not quite remarkably good are obliged merely to teach music as one among many subjects.