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Evening Star, Issue 21991, 29 March 1935, Page 4

Golf abroad may .attract large “ gates,” if such a -word may be used in connection with the sport, but in Now Zealand, although its devotees are many thousands, there is no groat reaction toward visits by overseas stars. The recent tour by the English amateur team resulted in a loss of £290. and. while this was no doubt in some measure due to the exhibition tour made just prior to the visit of the Englishmen by Gene Sarazen, it is certain that a loss would have been the outcome under any circumstances. The New Zealand Council is rather fortunate that the expenses of. the visit were guaranteed by Mr A. Sims, of London, who, as has been decided, will be asked to bear only half t}ie loss.

The teacher had tried hard to instil wisdom into the minds of her young scholars, and now came the time to lest the results of her endeavours. “ Can any boy tell me what a dogma is?” she asked. “ Yes, teacher, ’ answered little Tommy Jones, rising from his seat in the back row, “ a dogma is the mother of pups.”