IN PASSING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19714, 13 August 1927, Page 7 (Supplement)

IN PASSING.

Wo want brighter hymns.—Rev. F. L. Wiseman. There is no fun to be got out of being idle.—Lord Kcnyon. Tho first thing is to be honest.—Rev. G. A. Studdert-Kennedy. Building boys is better than mending men. —A Wayside Notice. I hardly ever knew him short' of a job,—Said of Mai lory of Everest. Every native has a right to education, Christianity, and opportunity.—Rev. George Ayre. Life is increasingly wonderful; anci offers us as much joy as sorrow.—Mr. Frank llodges. , All that is great in literature is done for love or tho fun of the thing. Mr. Arthur Macheri. We cannot , expect a nation to bo well governed when half the .male population is mentally under 13. Dean Ingd. Wo like to think of ourselves as sportsmen. Are we sportsmen enough to share with others some of tho happiness our sport has given us ?—Mr. A. A. Milne on Playing Fields. Tho only sound ground against vivisection is that it is not justifiable to uso animals for that purpose for tho substantial advantage of man.—Lord Dawson of Penn. Many children have had their health ruined for life by attending school when they were unfit to do so, egged on either by fear of consequences or the desire to obtain a medal for regular attendance.Dr. Leslie Thorno Thome.