M. D. LEWIS, Sabia, near Smyrna, Asia Minor, would be very glad to write to any of our readers who would like to hear a little about the remote and uncivilised region where she lives, and the curious superstitions and customs that prevail. She adds, “If any of your readers wish to correspond with me in Greek, I shall be very much pleased.” MISS FRANCES WHITE, Yaverland Manor, Brading, Isle of Wight, would be pleased to exchange stamps with girls living abroad; she would send twenty British stamps in exchange for the same number of the nationality of her correspondent. MAUD M. BAUGHAN, Vernon Villa, James Street, Oxford, would like to correspond in English with MISS RUBY TIZAREL and MISS NELLY POLLAK. As MISS BAUGHAN is a teacher, she would also like to correspond with any teachers across the sea. MISS R. M. COOKE, Oxford Villa, Gordon Road, Southend-on-Sea, wishes to correspond with some girls of her own age (20) living abroad. She is an enthusiastic collector of view post-cards, and would like to exchange English cards for those of other countries. Will O MIMOSA SAN exchange illustrated post-cards with MADAME GASTON CANTIN, Rue de Saujon, La Tremblade, Charente Inférieure, France, whom we thank for her pleasant words, describing the delight of her correspondence with an English reader of the “G. O. P.” “BERTRAM,” a girl fond of out-door exercise, would like to correspond with a French girl about sixteen years of age. MISS SOFIE ABELSBERG, Budapesth, Hungary (11, Nagy János Street), wishes for a well-educated English or American girl correspondent of her own age (18) who would write in German or English, Miss Abelsberg in English. FLORIDA would like to correspond with a Spanish, Dutch, Norwegian, Swedish or Russian girl of good family about 20 years of age. She would help them in English if they would help her in their languages. Will any girls of these nationalities send addresses here? GIRLS’ EMPLOYMENTS.