MISS TAYLOR, 22, Lynmouth Road, Stamford Hill, London, N., would like to exchange stamps with anyone who can let her have specimens of Newfoundland stamps, old and new issues, or any from New Brunswick, Nicaragua, Finland, or Iceland. Also, she would be glad to correspond with any amongst the G.O.P.’s many readers in India who would send her some of the curious Asiatic stamps, such as Alwar, Bhopal, Cabul, Cashmere, Deccan, Faridkot, etc. GWYNETH A. MANSERGH, Willowdale, Broxbourne, Herts, aged 13½, wishes to correspond with “VALENTINA.” She would also like to exchange post cards with “GIGLIA.” “PEGGY PICKLE” would very much like to correspond with a French girl of about her own age (18) interested in literature, art, or any outdoor pursuits. She thinks “JAPONICA’S” plan of writing alternate letters in French and English, her correspondent doing the same, a very good one. She would also like to obtain a German correspondent, though her knowledge of the latter language is very slight. LILY GODDARD, Abbotsford, Burgess Hill, Sussex, would like to correspond with a French girl aged 16 or 17, each to write in the language of the other, and to correct the letters received. BESSIE ALEXANDER, Mimosa Villa, Newport, Jamaica, West Indies, desires to exchange stamps with other girl collectors. MISS L. HANDSON, 84, Cartergate, Grimsby, would like to correspond with MISS NELLY POLLAK. EDITH G. EDWARDS, care of W. M. Edwards, Esq., Rosebank, P.O. Box 37, Krugersdorp, Transvaal, wishes to write in French to some French girl, who might write in English, letters to be corrected and returned. BESSIE BURNETT, 8, River View, Ashton, Preston, Lancashire, 13½ years of age, writes as follows: “I should very much like to correspond with VALENTINA BOZZOTTI, St. Giuseppe 11, Milan, Italy. I am very glad she loves English people, and I feel sure I should love her. I look forward with pleasure to writing and making friends with someone else who reads THE GIRL’S OWN PAPER.” ⁂ The requests given above oblige the Editor to repeat that where an address is given by a subscriber any would-be correspondent may write to her direct, without losing time by sending to this column. Addresses are given with the view of their being used, and when given, may be considered correct and sufficient. MEDICAL.