The Council of the Homes are working out a scheme ftr the migration of girls to Australia. The first party of well-trained Girl Guides has gladly volunteered, and our friends in Sydney are arranging to receive and safeguard these girls. In this venture the council have the support of the Oversea Settlement Committee. Australian ladies are also cooperating, and local committees are being formed at several' centres. A scheme of "Elder Sisters" is being organized, so that each child we send out will find a personal friend on the spot, backed up by our own representative.
As to Canada, 28 of our boys and girls have gone forth, all but a negligible fraction of whom have made good. For each of the 504 whom we sent out from the Homes in 1922, no fewer than 23 applications were received from shrewd Canadian farmers.
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