Mathematical and Physical Society.

The various papers presented before the M. and P. Society during 1931 were thoroughly enjoyed by large attendances of members. Probably the most interesting lecture and demonstration was that given by the Chief Engineer of the Western Electric Company in New Zealand, on "Talkies," when over 250 students were present.

As the substance of these papers is usually outside the scope of the normal) lecture course, a very profitable medium is provided whereby all interested in mathematics and physics may meet on common ground and discuss their problems. A most cordial invitation is extended to freshers and others to attend the meetings of the Society during the 1932 session, which will be advertised on the Hall notice-board from time to time.