ENGLISH VISITORS TO NEW ZEALAND SHORES.—Here are three well-known personalities who have appeared before New Zealand microphones during 1934. On the left is Captain Taprell Dorling, who is better known as the author. "Taffrail." Captain Dorling was in the Dominion in the autumn, gathering material for a new book. In the centre is George Bernard Shaw, the man who "gave away about £100,000 of free copy to New Zealand newspapers" during his stay. He spoke from 2YA, which was linked with the other national stations. Mr. Malcolm MacDonald (right) [?]s a son of the Prime Minister of Great Britain. He spoke over the national chain last week.

Radio Record, Volume VIII, Issue 25, 28 December 1934, Page 15

ENGLISH VISITORS TO NEW ZEALAND SHORES.—Here are three well-known personalities who have appeared before New Zealand microphones during 1934. On the left is Captain Taprell Dorling, who is better known as the author. "Taffrail." Captain Dorling was in the Dominion in the autumn, gathering material for a new book. In the centre is George Bernard Shaw, the man who "gave away about £100,000 of free copy to New Zealand newspapers" during his stay. He spoke from 2YA, which was linked with the other national stations. Mr. Malcolm MacDonald (right) [?]s a son of the Prime Minister of Great Britain. He spoke over the national chain last week.