NEW ZEALANDERS ABROAD.

Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20629, 19 August 1932, Page 9

NEW ZEALANDERS ABROAD.

PERSONAL NOTES FROM LONDON. (trom oca ovx coasxsfo»i>ui'c.) LONDON, July 15. Tbe Air Ministry announce that Slot Officers H. D. Gilinan, R. R. Muriy, and B. S. Nicholl have been coninaed in rank as from June 26th. Mr K. C. Roberts (Inglewood), who -a lecturer at King's College, is 'Scotland for part of the summer vajfion. His parents are still l living -with in London. JEr T. R. F. Raw (Wellington), s a medtil stndent at Guy's, is devoting his nation between the Isle of Wight and tanmsbire. His mother and sister, are telly appreciating the interests of P. S. Byrne (Wellington), who |ijy!«ea studying the violoncello in Rgj&pii, is making his first appearance Esljg actor ia two plays, 4 ' The Witch's [ißk* and "The Emperor's New to be produced by the Chau'fgjfE Company, at the Webber-Doug-jißftgatre, South-West London. (Dunedin) has arrived pjMapd as a candidate for a short mm, commission in tho Royal Air W'He is at present the guest of K'(es-8.A.r.) and Mrs Poland. fspptta Phoenix Theatre last week. there is a continuous vaudeville epaime, an item was being given by i Ida Newton, which disguises 6? Mr and Mrs Joe Brennan. rlSpjf'Brtnnan (of Dunedin) is well work with Messrs Wil.'■jggjjjlfjfl whose pantomimes he played ••'ll9' 0f Ho came to two years ago, and has .^PffiKggula r employment in the jQEgjSjb- Brennan and his wife, •S3HHA for lier Principal Boy give light and huwgSniphcg. A fortnight ago they in being engaged in their "turn" Mr Brenfirst as the silly sailor as a Chelsea penan American accent. Tn showed real dramatic ** "*®rk was outstanding. Ida dressed as a soldier ■' *" was an effective assistis not an over-supply i London at present, Mr have a good opportun•ng himself on the West ! has been engaged for i bt at the Phoenix, coins 25th. Wernham (Auckland) . is tiaic in th'j north of Eng«otland. investigating con--8 witll ,bo marketing of he was in the South ■ iav cstigatinc the co-oper- ' ' Wool marketing system. iPPpathy will be felt for Mr HMy Zealand Dairy Board) ®>via in the sorrow they haveT' OSR their only son. Wt Saturday, July 9th, after Since his arrival m P tea been attending the wellMi? school at Mill Hill, where > T e«7 successful. froliyu (Wellington) is BBttergoing a twelve months'

ccurse of instruction 'at the Military College of Science at Woolwich. Mr Probyn joined the 2nd Armoured Car Company, Royal Tank Corps, in 1925, and proceeded to India. In June, 1926, he'was transferred to the Indian Army Ordinance Corps, with whom he is now serving. Recently he came out of hospital at Millbank, where he had had an operation for appendicitis. On completion of his course he will spend a few months' leave in England, returning to India about the end of March, 1933.

Mr Leslie Greener, the New Zealand artist, came from Egypt in.May by way of Vienna, where he made a number of paintings along the Danube. Ho has now l taken a-studio in London, where he intends to spend two ifionths working at some pictures of Egyptian subjects. In, September he intends to drive to Tienna again by car, to Greece on the way back to Egypt, for another season's archaeological work with the Oriental Institute at Luxor.

Recent callers at the High Commissioner's office have included: Mrs Wensley Clarkson (Oamaru), Mr W. K. Creamer (Canterbury), Dr. W. Ewart (late Invereargill), Miss M. M. Craig (Dunedin), Mr Alex. D. Dickie (Gore), Mr 11. L. McPhee (Napier), Mr C. C. Byar (Dunedin), Mr and Mrs T. Jephccate (Kaikohc), Mr G. Garratt (Wellington), Mr R. H. Simpson (Duhedin), Rev. H. O. Brickland (Nelson), Dr. and Mrs W. Main (Auckland), Mr U. B. Richardson (Wellington), Mr J. M<Murphy (Christchurch), Mr and Mrs P. C. Collett (Wellington), Miss E. M. Le Liovro (Akaroa), Miss M. D. Hay ward (Christchurch), Mr C. R. Bums (Dunodin), Miss K. Campbell (Wellington;, Miss N. Monaghan, Mrs H. Philcox, Miss Pliilcox, Mr I). N. Berry (Gisborne), Mrs J. .Fouby (New Plymouth), Miss C. Brown (GeraJdine), Miss F. Nutting (Inglewood), Rev. P. J. Minogue, Mr and Mrs W. Tyler (Wellington), Mr F. J. Mackay '(lnvereargill), Mr L. 0. Fj-aser (Auckland), Miss S. Lowe (Auckland), and Dr. F. F. Sligo (Duu-p.-iin).