Who's Whoand Why

Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 188, 29 October 1927, Page 8

Who's Who—and Why

- ? tuu- "" H'lnripo: ~ ™ .** «fe«s " <7 «* /*, , /?'*’ He '* Contr o ,2. S;;i; «* --»* ra J a '"l prison* "o* /ail* ' ,r Possibility v rehabilitating h S charges. *-,£ ■ —■ ' e 7:nowilder Z the latest ideas, he is ircll equipped for >, LIEVT-Cu, J J. TOOXER Officer in rhn*j. Halva'.:.; *!** "t’M work in th ' A tick-land dun. -Vosf o/ Ais j r „‘ f <7rerr Aa* <pcnl m * (t . 7an</. fcwf /or son,, i/cars /if jra* Ho.ifd in hvjj. __J man. he makes the ideal administrator. SIR ROBERT STOVT \o man in \ cm Zealand hat crowded more into life than he /,<,, For 26 pears he was Chief Justice, and he has ha, j Cabinet rank, first in 1878. and seeand in hen he vasal.; Haiti A great jurist and scholar, he holds many honorary degrees, and noir in his Sjth year, is M.L.C. LORD HEWART 7/is political and judicial careers hare been correlated, and he is now. at a cow. paratircly earlf age. Lord Chief Justice of Eng. land. He i rat called to the Bar 2.7 years ago. and from 1918-21. he ■ w a s AttorneyGeneral. AIR. THOXAB JOHXSOX Leader of ll* Irish Labour Party. a je w months ago, hi was the ms most likely is succeed Mr. Cosgrave as Premier of the Irish Free State. Cosgrave. however, maintained his position, and Mr. Johnson is still nothing more than a party leader.