Personal Items.

Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17938, 5 December 1923, Page 8

Personal Items.

Sir Georgo ■" l I>un«din tho f&sSSSJf^ B£fSls® &S^n*Bfe Mr A. F, Roberts, \«_ » ** 1 asr'^^isa ircm ba accompanied by ST?'***!! secretary 0 f the dXaL Council of tho British Reoent arrivals at vice are Messrs W tf Sh OVellington). J. H." B»d»h*3® Dr. Thncker has advued iu.il Clerk that he will fo tewtar teE pool in the Omard lia«r 52,000 tons, oa Dumber ISU»cS United States. Ha will vm7w4| g« le s» and will feave &ui «3sg in the Tahiti on January 2§tfc ine buck in New ZeaU&d BttarSl middle of February. .w A London cable i&ssua§ to At tralian papers states that eral Sir Neville Sffivth. V.liifgSl for Australia this month, MBB to visit each State, gir distinguished roilitayy c«raap?wt3l service in many campaigns, the First Australian InfanWttSai in Gallipoli from May waa in charge of the famous assault on Lona list 6th. LatA he of the Second Australian' DVtUhffif France in 1917. His is prompted by a desiri comrades. 4© Hie Melbourne "Argua" of b©r 22nd has tho following G. Pitman M.A,, pointed tutor m m^VampMggag natural philosophy to>lYinitTeis» mond Colleges ijT the fon&dftfS Melbourne. Mr Pitman jg 4fß of the Umverfiity, with ours in the Bchool of 1 inftthimiito?! also gained a firgt phy, part 111,, for hM.ieUiiifflß He served overseas'' mitt• 1918-19. For the la»t two been acting professor of pvwnffa plied mathematics at CMtertvcifuS versity College, ChristdtttKte; $ Zeajaiid.