ROTARY CLUB LUNCHEON.

Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 30, 6 February 1939, Page 10

ROTARY CLUB LUNCHEON.

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There was a full attendance at to-day's weekly lunch meeting of the Auckland Rotary Club, held in Milne and Choyce's reception hall. The president, Kotariun W. Lewiwham, wus in the chair.

Amongst the visitors were: Messrs. W. T. Kergin (Prince Rupert, 8.C.), W. H. Kean (Seattle, U.S.A.), R. Rodger (Hull), R. Rose (Sydney), D. \V. Thayer (Honolulu), C. K. Hun-en and J. Reid ( Allmry-. New South Wales), R. Walker (Adelaide), J. D. Wesney (Invercnrgill), K. L. linker (Fiji), C. Griffith (Hastings), •r. Hund (Waikino), T. tiunnerson (Melbourne), .1. M. Robert* and J. Withernw , (Rotorua), fj. Campbell (Wellington) and Dr. W. Homer (Ventura). lho president referred to the recent death of Rotarlan H. Reid* mother, and at his request members stood for a few iiMimenU in nilence u» a mark of respect and sympathy. Best wishes for enjoyable trips were extended by the president, to Uotnri.in* It. J.nidlnw 11 n<l G. Morton Smith, who leave to day on a tour abroad. The speaker of the day wa« llotarian Reg. Walker, of the Adelaide Club, who gave iin interesting account of a recent tour through South America.

'VARSITY PROFESSOR.

RECOGNITION BT SENATE. (By Teleiftapli.— Press Association.) CHRIBTCHUKCH, this day. Thft Senate of the University of x«w Zealand to-day »pnd to recognise Dr. V. E. Galway, of Dunedln, who Is to be appointed to the Chair of Music at otago University, as a protestor ot the (jniveraily t4 Sesv ZmM,