LATE MR. DYNES FULTON

Matamata Record, Volume XVII, Issue 1589, 24 December 1934, Page 7

LATE MR. DYNES FULTON

m COUNTY COUNCIL'S TRIBUTE 4 .... The late Mr. Dynes Fulton, whose ’ death occurred at Hamilton on Sunday, December 16, was widely k&own throughout this district through hia work as chairman" of directors off'the New Zealand Co-operative Dairy Company, which carries on such extensive operations in this adjoining districts. , 4 ‘ “ fte have suffered a great loss in the passing of such a man,” said Cr. 'V.; D. Johnson at Monday’s meeting of the Piako County Council, in moving that the council express its syin- fj|| pathy with the relatives of the Mr. Fulton. “Those of us who came in contact with Mr. Fulton realised that he was a man of outstanding qualities. I looked on Mr. Fulton , f as a typical John Bull —the type that has made the British Empire. At a time like the present when the dairy industry is faced with grave problems, the passing of Mr. Fulton is a great loss, for he possessed out- ‘ standing qualities and had the con- vp fidence of his fellow men.” Cr. Johnson recalled listening to the address given by Mr. Fulton at Waitoa months ago after his return from Britain, and admiring the straightforward way in which Mr. Fulton v had given his opinion and stated . ' what he thought was right. Mr.. Fulton’s death was a loss not only to -M the -Waikato, but to the whole of 4 New Zealand. ' •

“I have known Mr. Dynes Fulton from boyhood,” said Cr. W. R. Lowry, “and he was one of the fin-

est men you could imagine. As Cr. Johnson has said, he was a typical John Bull. He was a kind man, and never considered what it Would cost himself as long as he could .assist; another man.” •• . ; , The chairman (Cr. W. C. Kennedy): We might not always have agreed with what Mr. Fulton did, but we know he always did what he thought right.