Who’s Whoand Why

Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 176, 15 October 1927, Page 8

Who’s Whoand Why

• V **»■» dith “ : he Crotc * «oi*i. °r ai Ancti.') " fto '* «< sr f! ':; ’(■presenting ai £ ■ s a m o a ... m We ts a resow,-., Jaieycr, bu prosecution „ conducted with scrupulous fair,. We is ireZl respected in nn-f out** ***• profession. »** * • . »flO 8,,J «£££. Wf rrfKmctf ceniiy <0 £ : offer having Winisier | le , * . tendor* i 0 £ is ‘°- - 4n erjerj. meed diplomat t„. iras once fiijj,. matic Secret ore - v . Foreign Afoir, He has also been secretary to u v Counsellor of the Vienna Embassy. HR. E. J. PHELis who iras done t, share toward arfminisZraZiori ,r Auckland's cipal affairs. Ape-; from his inlcrci in local bodies, i, has other claim He is secretary ,r the Timber Workers' Union, and for diversion litr nothing better than a day's fishing. CHIEF JCSTICI W. H. TAFT. From 1909 i*(ii 1913 he was P-ts dent of the. Unite States, but i r failed to reach \- second term, bps defeated by row Wilson. Bf has had c Ta-if-career, but the loir has occupied mtt of his attention. He is now Chief fence of the United Slates. SIR WILLIAM JOYXSOX-HICV, Home Secretory since 19H. his most spectacular decision was the raid on Areas, Ud, earlier this year Hr entered Parliament first in 1901 she held minor appointments, finsllt

becoming Poitvua ter general in 1923. Transport problems arc a jog to him.