Who’s Who and Why,

Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 300, 10 March 1928, Page 8

Who’s Who and Wh y,

Vi KEi * HER. -lie a good ,f * sr Pfop R?* Principal c *• n nte u »» an ' l MalutZz l cin o In, lotahsators his erfii, ?io»rfrer * ’“rely cjirwi. ~ Ooninion j, r_ irro^ J"d eoc* year T covers the whole country j n order** see that all the machines gi le public a square deal. * * « J/ *- XICBAtL MYERS, Rc L Sou one of .1. mos ‘ eminent co,. sfZ at /he Here Ty,. Zano Bar. he hes n ceived alt hi, mg in this cowZ A mon of imaev resource and tai keenness, n, soon. made jj.. name in the fc„ and after 30 years' practice he v* appointed K.C. in 192’. He hot ~ peared several times at the Privy Con. cil. ”*■ » * * J/R. TT. BEXXETT As secretary of lllf Mew Zeals, 4 lVcferside ers’ Association A, bears a great ind®. trial responsibihh upon Ziis sJionldm. He has had meny years' experience, and this has fitted him for a position which demands the frequent exercise of tact allied icttli determination. * m • GENERAL RICHARD MTJLCAHY. A member of Bail Eirann he halived through mementous days and taken active part si the ending of Irish strife. Succeedin'. Michael Collins »t commander of ttState Forces, hwas Minister of Dr. fence, 1922-24. Like most Irish leader: he is a powerful orator, but there one difference: he is practical rathe