NEW ZEALANDERS AT HOME
♦ » iT&OV. OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] * j ( .'|f LONDON. Feb. 1. Mrs. A. J. Harding (Auckland) isona'|^' short visit to relatives and friends in tlie||M Mother Country. She expects to return to/;s*" New Zealand about the end of March \'A Mr Walter F. F. R. Darly (Auckland) Cl is at present laid up with influenza, but,?: as soon as he is well he intends to fe| leave for Germany. Austria, and Italy. ,- ; Russia, too, is to be included in the itinv:~l'l erary. Mr. Da2'ly will be in England in'". the spring and later he will go to Scotland and Ireland. :._■_
■ .__ ■■ ■ ■ : . ■ ■■' The Heitiki Club, whose members are .: New Eealanders, resident in Cambridge, . held a meeting last week when it was decided to hold a dinner toward the end of this term. Sir James Allen, the hon- : v, orary president, is to l« invited, a* wall' ,: _. as New Zealanders who are studying at" t IM Oxford. The hon. vice-presidents of the club are Sir Ernest Rutherford and Mr. L. H. G. Greenwood. The chairman is Mr." P. de B. Brandon (Wellington), and the'.;-.; H| hon. secretary, Mr. .W. L. M. I)earsley,r;,>jj (Chriatclmrch). There are twenty ;||| New Zealanders at Cambridge at present. , -
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18354, 21 March 1923, Page 10
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