IN PASSING
Lasting world peace has always been my objective.—Sir Austen Chamberlain. No other people make as many lovely gardens as the .English.—Sir Michaffi Sadler. A man capable of leaving waste paper on the public footways is a pestilence. —Sir John Keith. Let us remember who gave the vote to women. It was a parliament of mqn.. • —Lady Francis Balfour. A certain provincialism of feeling is invaluable. It is of the essence of individuality.—Thomas Hardy. We must build quicker and stronger airships if wo aro to take up a regular passenger service.—Dr. Eckner. America has come nearer the abolition of poverty, fear and want thaJj humanity has ever reached before.— Mr Hoover. I suppose there is hardly a Minister of the Crown who has not left office poorer than ho entered it.—Sir Kingsley Wood.
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Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 6804, 7 January 1929, Page 3
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