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Greymouth Evening Star, 20 June 1936, Page 11

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TIME TO THINK Trains of Thought ‘•Young mtn), when do you do your thinking?” was a (|iiestion put by Thomas Hardy to a high-speed mass product ion novelist. 'file same remark applies lo tiny kjnd of business or sport —golf, tenuis, football- when a game calls for some planning- < bi the way lo meeting or conference, where intelligent speech is required it is very helpful to have time to think. What better place for thought than in the cosy carefree train? Taking thought adds cubits to the stature of a subject. TRY IT IN THE TRAIN