KEEN IS MURRAY KEAN

NZ Truth, Issue 1228, 13 June 1929, Page 6

KEEN IS MURRAY KEAN

WHEN you have business with* the New Zealand Lawn Tennis, chiefs you climb three flights of stairs and wonder why progressive • communities don't go m for lifts. But when, you get there it's, worth -while. On top -of those, stairs dwells, D. Murray Kean, the big little man m New Zealand's great game. He's been looking after the secretarial and tournament end ;of affairs for more.- years than are readily remembered, and the man who can say he has made an error is riot yet out of Plunket days.' Christmas time, when the halls are flying and the big guns m tennis gather to pound at one another, Murray Kean packs his bag .and steps from his little office on the Wellington skyline, r