NEW ZEALANDERS AT HOME

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19753, 28 September 1927, Page 12

NEW ZEALANDERS AT HOME

[from ouit fiww €O*®Jt*K>Wo*srT.J LONDON. Ao*. rr Mr. E. G Banks (superintendent of th# Waihi Goldmtsing Cotnpany, Limited/, reached Kdjlind vsa Australia and the Federated Malay Slates After a week in Singapore, be visited th» tin producing district!. Leaving Singapore en July 22, Mr. Banks trareh'ed to Mamiflaa, visiting Cairo ers route, *f;d acros» France t* England, arriving here last week. He ei petUs to leav« England on September L 5. to travel oy *<r across France to - Man setUw, and there connect with tht ma;}et earner for Singapore. After a short »U1 there he will go b*«k to New Zealand ly way of Java and Aaatraiia/and ahruM reach the Dominion toward the end of November, ! Mr ar.ri Mrs. H D. M. Hilar [ (Wiiliij otvt had * five vt«ki' interest j ifig trip to the Continent. They suite- ! the battlefield* of France, the fiivur* Rome, Venice, and Switzerland. - L*at*.> October 1 they wii} divide their t.r:« between England and Scotland. On th*i data they will !e»v# for New York, »er.>r' a month in America, and join the jfaitar* at is*n Frasciaeo (or WeiKsgton. Lord and Ladv Grimthorw are to leave on a trip to Australia, New '/.• » land and India. Lord Grimtberpe, wh<:t to the banking first of Messrs Beckett and Company, Le»d.s. »* alao * 'sw aportaman. Lady Gra&ifcorpa, wl>-* ■mm formerly If tat Archdali. is e*tretrw-?y sitrsctiv#, and b sa eieeHent , hw»*woman. A few year* ago—according t* the Daily £jqpr*g*—when Lord ■ Grim tfeorpe over joist mastership of the h'mndb, she started bunting, having seldom, if ever, ridden before. Sb* ri now one of ah* .h»«d**- -i*» <*h«