THE FINEST GAME.
"Without doubt, goh" is the line-i Kaitw there is," remarkeii \\. Hew ley ala gathering of cricketers in New J'lymniith reeentU. "It brinirs out." he ad I .vl, "more good ; -qu»ili--ic--s than any other C.iiiie. \ou have t 0 trust to a man's ii-moiir that lie doos not eh/at. In golf, uuk'ss you trust a uuvn he < all t play, or should n-ut. it i> also .. gaitic n..\fuiring a greal amount of .skill. ... Il is a sociable game, niTil at t h*o sumo time it is, iisliing excepted —and fishing- is "n.*rd.y a game in the true sense of the word— the only game \ou can play In yotir-st-lt. (m-.li can l.x- taken uj) at--(}.»lf i.s a game \ <>v <an take up at an\ age. It has Fven ihe salvation ol many elderly men. It is going to he Ihe most universally ]<la.\ ( ! uame in the world. Tne only di.lieuity is that it is rather expensive, and that it is -dillicult to obtain s-iilafle grounds."
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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XL, Issue 5778, 6 March 1912, Page 3
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167THE FINEST GAME. Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XL, Issue 5778, 6 March 1912, Page 3
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