NEW ZEALANDERS ABROAD

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2465, 19 May 1915, Page 2

NEW ZEALANDERS ABROAD

London, April 1. Mr. R. A. Wilson, of Wellington, is at present visiting relatives in the North of England and in Scotland. lio later intends to mako a lengthy stay iu London.

Miss B. S. Grieg, of Auckland, who was one of the nurses sent out ten days after she arrived in England by tiie War Office, to Versailles, has now been moved to Rouen, where sho is living under canvas.

Mrs. A. E. Chrystall, of Christchifch, who has three sous 011 active service, is in England with her two daughters, and intends remaining in this country until the end of the war. They have taken a flat in London for a few months.

Mrs. Leo Myers, whose husband is in the 2nd Sportsmen's Battalion, is at present staying at the Coburg Court Hotel. When her son and daughter return from school they will spend this vacation with Mrs. Myers, at llomford, where Mr. Myers is stationed.

Mr. Raymond M'lntyre, who has a studio at 120 Cheyne AValk, Chelsea, has been holding an exhibition of ' pictures for small rooms," the su'.'Jimls being bits of old Chelsea and trie rivjr that fringes its walk. Tho artists, who is perhaps tl/o most adirmeed <. : tho painters, who have come out of Now Zealand, has the knack of making a decorative composition from tho simpVst subject. Ho usually kno.is hov nucli to put in and how much 0 leave cut, and as his sense 01 colour is strong and individual, vl'.eie i- a great oenl 'oi charm in these vetches. Mr. M'lsityro comes from o'iristciiurch whore ha studied art, and (vuui.g to London he worked under William Niclmiscn at die Loudon School of Art lie has slimvii at the Now English Art CM) ami the Gofipil, and some "f i'"s crmn»is''.ijns are (o be reproduced in fie- "Studio."