NEW ZEALANDER ABROAD

Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21906, 6 October 1936, Page 14

NEW ZEALANDER ABROAD

- vi_ *? • : ' ij sMi : -1 ! j - ■;•> .= ; v <*** -T& ‘ IiMIH V ?:>. • •-■• 'v' 7 *'VijSSSHHI . ~ A &Wm pmm on "owr J3r. G. I. Miller ., present working as a cliokal i ant at the Chelsea Hospital, <£•’! Women. Later, he hopes to''Vito Ireland, Scotland, and, possibly, tsa Continent, returning to New 2<si*. land early in 1937, ‘ £ Mr S'. S. Chadwick (Wellington) has been visiting relatives in Man* Chester and Birmingham, and after a few weeks at Falmouth will return to New Zealand. The Rev. J. D. McLennan Wilson (New Plymouth), who Zealand in February, had anijjKeresting time in the United Statesand Canaria He has also travelled ex-* y. tensively *in Scotland, Ireland, Wales, and England., To-day he will travel through France and Switzerland, en route to Egypt to see Palestine. Mr Wilson presented the greetings of the New Zealand Preabyterian Church to the Church of Scotland at the meeting of the Several Assembly in-May last Major E. D. H. Stocker. M.C, (formerly of Wellington), of the Judge-Advocate-General’s Department of the War Office, has beat-detailed tor duty in Palestine, and is leaving im* mediately. * r • , Mr R. G. Brickell, AJ«a.CB.i (Dunedin), has been appointed to: a positional the Air HiUißtry, BBd ia at present stationed at Lee-on- 1 Solent . > . Mr Felix Kelly (Auckland) has been on holiday In. Scotiand He was a guest at a house piprty ot young men invited by Gesnfcral J» D. Glen Walker and who are living'at the beautlftdooasfc j estate in Harris that once bmonged; to the lato 'Lord, Levtototoxte--- , ■/. Mr A, L. M. Peny - who arrived in England lastCtetober to take the PiuD. course att&e London Institute of Education, vdR toave by the Queen Mary focr New -Yoi* oh' September 16. During tlmsummer he has been teaching Winchester College and tounngTdn tSe Continent. For a month .was at toe Institute of Tours, where he took a course -in toe French language. Then hespenta _ holiday in toe. Rhineland before " going to toe University of Bohn, where He studied German tor a month. At both universities he obtained his certificate. After'spending some time in New- York interviewing education authorities he will , go on via St. Louis, Denver* and toe Colorado to the Leland Stanford University, where he will study education until August, 1937. When his studies are completed he proposes to return to New Zealand, j Mr R. C. Wilson, a master of the I New Plymouth Boys* High School, ’ returned this week to London!:, after a Continental : tour, laJSting two months. Before' seeing Pans he went over, the battlefields, to. toe Menin Gate and toe. New Zesdrjxd cemetery. From France he traveJKL by Car to Switzerland, where joyed some alpine climbing,. then continued by . way . of to lnnsbruck in the 4 Aiu&ian r °* gafe and Venice. Travelling again Mr Wilson went on to and Budapest and so into Czechoslovakia, The next move was by way of Dresden, Munich, and Heidelberg to the- Rhine,' and so on to ' Holland and fidgiiaa. '* present intentions are to remain in. London until the mjdHif; ber and then toretaim to New Zea- 1 "