Mechanical Contracting & Plumbing January-December 1908 . National Association ofMaster Plumbers and Steamfitteis ofCanada, iias had a varied buisiness ex-ncrience, having worked both for theCanadian and the United States Gov- ernment, thus acquiring a knowledge ofdifferent plumbing methods and prac-tices that is not only shown in the workhe does, but fits him for his secretarialduties in which a wide acquaintancewith the trade is so indispensable. Mr. Munday learned his trade inMontreal, serving his time with Hughes& Stevenson, now J. W. Hughes. After-wards he worked for A. T. State andJ. E.
Mechanical Contracting & Plumbing January-December 1908 . National Association ofMaster Plumbers and Steamfitteis ofCanada, iias had a varied buisiness ex-ncrience, having worked both for theCanadian and the United States Gov- ernment, thus acquiring a knowledge ofdifferent plumbing methods and prac-tices that is not only shown in the workhe does, but fits him for his secretarialduties in which a wide acquaintancewith the trade is so indispensable. Mr. Munday learned his trade inMontreal, serving his time with Hughes& Stevenson, now J. W. Hughes. After-wards he worked for A. T. State andJ. E. H. Paton. He then went furtheraway, and gained some valuable experi-ence with Silver, Wilcolf & Spring-field, Mass., and with A. F. Clark & Co.,Bridgeport, Conn. It was during thistime that Mr. Munday was engaged insome important work for the UnitedStates Government. Retracing his stepsMr. Munday worked for Butterworth &Co. and McKinley & Northwood, bothof Ottawa. He then set up for himselfin Montreal about eight years ago, and. HARRY MUNDAY, MONTREAL, The New Secretary of the National As-sociation of Master Plumbers of Canada. has steadily gained ground ever since,his shop being a most busy one all theyear round. Mr. Munday throws a considerableamount of energy into all he does,whether it is work or play, and thethorough way in which he has identifiedhimself with the interests of the Na-tional and Local Associations convincedthe delegates this year that in selectingHarry Munday as secretary they weresecuring the right man. He has beenchairman of the Apprenticeship Com-mittee of the local association for aboutfour years, and as chairman of the En-tertainment Committee, managing twoballs held by the Montreal Master Plum-bers, he was mainly instrumental inmaking them the success that they were. Harry Munday is not only a goodbusiness man, but a good athlete, and inhis time has been a boxer, wrestler, run- 21 PLUMBER AND STEAMFITTER September 1, 1908. iier, and skater. In fac
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