ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE

Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 19913, 16 June 1936, Page 3

ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE

MEETING OF ASSOCIATION. IN AI'I‘ZKLAND IN JANUARY. H, is .\'w\\' Zeulanrl‘s turn fur the Austmli‘m and .\‘n-\\ Zv‘ulzxuvl .\ssuriaHun I‘m- “In .\qunm-mv-nt of St‘ionve. 'l'hr- '33wa nll‘f‘lin}: \\’ill hn hold at Am'klnnxl during lhu \\'m-k beginning January 12. 191‘? TH.) pm-silh‘nt in Sir llmuzlus Maw—sun and 11m w'ushll-nLI-lm'l Sir David Hiwll. Sir v..u'r'ir'l\ Huht‘rlson is l‘h‘lil" mull nl‘ Hn- .\wa ZI-.nl.mvl Imm: x‘nnnm|~ IH‘. special arrangement; as helm mags”

for hospitality and excursions. and the New Zealand members will strain ‘every nerve to make this a memorable ‘meeung. Presidents of sections arm—Astronomy. mathematics and physics. I'rofassnr Madsen (Sydney); chemistry. Professor A. 'Klllen (Macbeth (Adelaide); geology. Dr. \\’oolnouzh [Han—berl‘a); zoology. Dr. \\'aterhnusc (Sydney); history. Mr IK. li. Cramp {Sydnv‘y‘u anthropology, .\lr .\. S. Kerr you ‘.\lu,-ll:uurnu): ecunomlvs, l'ru!cs« sm- llyltml (Sydney): enginem‘ing and archilovturv. Sir Ilv'nry Burmrlnuzh (.\‘ytlnvy‘: Inmllvnl N‘it'nvu. l)!" Southwoud (.\dt'luidr‘ : mluvaliun and philosophy l':-ulv,~.~nr unnn Mlolhuurneg nm’ivulxul'v .nml ful‘(‘.~|l‘_\', l’rurvnnr: inn-Nun! \1ll'l«|i(l(‘.: \r'lvx‘n|.::,\ 1 wivuvv‘. Ul'. Hilrum \lvlbuurnr . lmlr‘ .un. .\ll' If. Mum] -".“‘hl".“l 1,1,)“, ole-5; , l'ruxcwur :‘laulon Hicks \Ade-l

laide): pharmaceutical science. Dr. Stanton (.\lelbournEl: geography. Dr. C, T. .\ladigan (Adelaide). Australian delegalvs and visitors to the mvellng: will \'nyaxc la Auckland on the new L‘niuu llner .\watea. -_——=—