NEW ZEALANDERS AT HOME

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18708, 14 May 1924, Page 10

NEW ZEALANDERS AT HOME

[ifEOM OtJB OWN CORRESPONDENT.] V "'' : " LONDON. April 3. Referring to, Mr. W. : F. MassejV:'6Bth' ; birthday, , the Daily ' Record and Daily ;-f J| Mail (Glasgow) describes the ; New Zea-• -|| land Prime , Minister as "a tall burly ' ' figure of a man, with a head like Camp- i-! bell-Bannerman's , and a smile like Sir , : ; Thomas Paxton's." . , ; , . Mr. J. E. Anderson, Bay of Plenty, ; ;;i has been in England for two years pur- i } ; suing his profession as a civil engineer. ~'j He leaves for New Zealand to-morrow by way of Canada, and intends ,to settle vis m Auckland. . v -~; ,• Mr. Edgar L. Ansell (Auckland), who .;. 'v expects" to be -away\ from the Dominion. for ; ; about six l months, "i is going shortly ' for a Continental' tour, to embrace Franco and Italy.' .Heis at present stayisg with ' his uncle, Dr. • Gross, -at -Clapham. ? ' ' Mr." Eric J. Wilson, Auckland, who, i - during his two years in England has ,'P been teaching physical culture and de- ,' - monstrating on the . music ' hall stage, "is ' ' shortly leaving : for ; Australia. This is the outcome of proof which . he was, able to give to" the migration authorities at Australia House of - the- benefit that accrues' from , his culture methods.. He is . P- : M going v out to Australia in charge of a {"J party., of • boys who are to . take: up farm ; | work. In . addition to looking after his charges .Ke is ; to .be c ; the* organiser of social events on board. .. Mr. Wilson : has. : 5 lately ; performed another hair-raising feat ■; : 'y in London, by balancing himself -on his -:[ hands ;on ; the parapet of .a .. six-storey; v". ~J f building ", in Shaftesbury Avenue, and photographs of him in this dangerous looking position have ; appeared in' London illustrated > papers. - > -y 'i , 4 -- / ''.r.V C ■ I ■ " ■ 11 S"»V