NEW ZEALANDERS ABROAD

Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 209, 23 November 1927, Page 4

NEW ZEALANDERS ABROAD

(From Our Own Correspondent) LONDON, October 11. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Don, of Mount Eden, Auckland, will return home very shortly, via Europe and Australia. Mr. M. McKellar. of Oamaru, will be in England till the end of November. when he will sail for home by the Ruahine. Mr. George F. Henry, of Auckland, who arrived in England in July, will leave England this month. lie has already visited many of the principal Italian cities, and luter, while in Paris, the Somme battlefields. Mrs. W. H. Waterhouse, of Auckland, ' arrived recently by the Ruahine, and ; is staying in London with her sister, Mrs. Beaumont. Mrs. A. H. Miles, of Wellington, j and her daughter. Miss H. Miles, who have been touring Scotland and Eng- | land, are crossing to the Continent in t November, and will join the Orsova at I Naples for New Zealand on December ! 18. hr. W. Gilmour, pathologist at the j Auckland Public Hospital, is expected shortly in England. Mr. J. Peaver, of . Paunalte, and his daughter, Miss H. M. Peaver. who arrived in England in May, have been staying in Cornwall. Miss Peaver is now in London with Mrs. W. 11. Waterhouse. Mr. and Mrs. W. Fletcher, of New Plymouth, who travelled to England via North America, will visit the Continent before returning to New Zealand. Miss Linda Mason, of Christchurch, who is at present in Scotland, intends touring England. In the New Year she will make a trip to the Continent j before leaving for home, via the United J States and Canada. Mrs. Malfroy, of Wellington, and the Misses Malfroy, are staying in London for a few weeks before going to Cambridge for a month. They will then go to the South of Franco.