ON TOUR AT HOME.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1838, 26 August 1913, Page 6

ON TOUR AT HOME.

PERSONAL NOTES FBOM LONDON. London, July 17. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Holmwood, of Masterton, are at prosont in London. Lady AVnrd and Miss Ward have boon in London for a week, staying at the Portland Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Johnson, of Wellington, witlv their daughter, aro at present in London. r Mr. A. E. and Miss May Orosswcll,of Nolson, have gone to Birmingham for a month or two. Colonel S. Nowall, C.8., of Wellington, is staying at Margate. Mrs. Percy Dufaur, of Auckland, who has been in" Germany for the past six mouths, is again in England. Dr. Stanley Foster, of Dunedin, who recently took the K.R.C.S. degree, returns to Now Zealand in October.

Mr. and Mrs. J .A. Smith, of Napier, arc at present in Wales visiting friends. They return to London this week.

Mr., iTvs., and Miss Simon, of Inveroargill, who ha-ve been in Belgium and Holland, have now returned to London.

Miss Victoria Irving, of Auckland, stayed at Venice, Heme, Lausaiuio, Monti'caux, and Lake Goneva before coming to England.

Mr. W. A. Smith, of Christchurch. who is accompanied by 'his mother ana daughter, will bo in London for tlio rest of tlio month .

Miss Anna, E. Westall, of Hawko's Bay, was a successful, candidate in the exaniination held by tlio Incorporated Society of Masseuses.

Miss Ada. Butler, of New Plymouth, has returned to England from t'iio Continent, and this week leaves for Scotland and the English Lakes. Dr. Hliind, a student at St. Goorgo's Hospital, lias won tlio sccond year's medical scholarship at King's Ooliego, and lias been awarded tlio Pollock prize ill physiology.