IN THE HOMELAND

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8357, 18 February 1913, Page 3

IN THE HOMELAND

NEW ZEALANDERS ON TOURLONDON, January 9. Mr and Mrs x’. xt. lozer, ol "an gaum, are in Jsugiaml lor a lew mournsaiosi or tneir ume win Do spent visiting xtugusn relatives. miss x. xxowiett, wlio has been appointed to a post ill tne ocuool lor imoecuo ouuui'en at utesaise, lelt Donuon oy tut* a raw a iasc axr and ->xrs norm m o lighten, ot Ueiiiugiou, are staying witn inentis in axaucucoier until rein nary, union tnoy go on to xintniu. iney expect to be in tms country until aoout June. Oaptain ana Mrs onesuey, who were married just beioro tney saned irom New Auaianu, nave taxon a House at Cambenuy, as Oaptain o’uesuey will be attacned to tUe iotait College there. Mr Frank Mills, of JU nut-din, leaves at the end of January to visit friends m .t rance and Italy’, and will catch an April boat nom Naples, spending a tew mouths in Adelaide and Sydney before crossing to New Zealand, Mr and Mrs G. K. flay, of Kawa, Auckland, arrived recently, having left tlio utranto at Toulon, and spent a few days in Raris on route. They will; be hero probably for a year, intending first of all to pay visits to Mrs Kay's relatives in Cumberland. Yorkshire, and Oxfordshire. _ ~ _ Mr Arthur id. Reid, 1 .S.M.C., ot Balclutha, who is at present staying at 62, Camden road, xn.W., , has just passed the examination, and secured the diploma of the xxritish Optical Association. Mr Reid has just returned from a two-months’ tour of the United Kingdom. Me expects to leave for New Zealand in March., Mr and Mrs James Lamg, of Wellington, are staying with Mr Laing’s father, Mr Montague Laing, general manager of Messrs Sargood, Son, and Ewen, Ltd., at Kingston-on-Thames. They will remain in England for three months, and then go to the Continent before returning home. London papers' recently gave some prominence to the distinction gained by Miss Lily Pain in becoming the first Licentiate in Dental Surgery of the Royal College of Surgeons, and it will interest New Zealanders to learn that this young lady studied under the direction of Mr. Cecil L. Donne, L.D.S., London, of Wellington (New Zealand),' who is demonstrator to the Royal National Dental Hospitals in London. The twelve students who went up for their final examination from this hospital all took their degree—a good record.