JOTTINGS FROM ENGLAND

New Zealand Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 10812, 31 January 1921, Page 6

JOTTINGS FROM ENGLAND

• NEW ZEALANDERS MOVEMENTS. Deoember 14- • At the luncheon at which Mr Asquith was the chief guest, of the Increased Production Council, Messrs Campbell and Crabbe were present as representatives of the New Zealand Government. 'Among recently elected Fellows and Associates of the Royal Colonial Institute are Mr Arthur James Gaskell, Mr Francis 11. (Hawke’s Bay), and Mr Herbert P. Olney (Greymouth). The Council- of the Lsagrue of Nations has nominated Lieutenant-Colonel Corfe, of New Zealand, to he a member of 'he Mixed Commission to deal with the emigration of nationals under the GrecoBulgarian Convention. Mr John Morgan, Australasian repre-, sentative for the last twelve years of the Religious Tract Society, who has been visiting, is, returning to Australia with Mrs Morgan. The staff of the R.T.S. recently entertained Mr and Mrs Morgan at a social evening. Hon. W. Pember Reeves, presiding at ttye* annual meeting of the Anglo-Hellenic League on Monday evening at King's College, announced that the policy of the executive committee was one of vnabated confidence in M. Venizelos. Mr H. C. Cameron, Immigration Officer for the New "Zealand Government, is to deliver a lecture, illustrated by limelight views, under the auspices of the Victorian League, on "New Zealand as a field for Tourist and—Settler," at the Camberwell Public Library. Mr W. F. Bell, late N.Z.E.F., who has been studying art under the scheme cf the New Zealand National War Fund Council, died on November 24th. While at Leytonstone he suffered from rheumatic fever, and tile New Zealand Hlgn Commissioner took considerable trouble to -ot him admitted to the Harrison Ward of the London Hospital. Mr Bell had previously expressed his intention of working his passage back to New Zealand on a cargo carrier. Sir James Allen, being absent at the Geneva Conference, was represented at the fliberal by Mr of his staff.