IN PASSING.
A broad mind is not cramped by a narrow sphere.—Dean Inge. In matters of foreign policy one has got to be careful.—Lord Parmoui:.
We have never got anything out of a revolution. —Mr. Herbert Smith.
Koals was killed by consumption and riot by Croker.—Mr. G. K. Chesterton.
It is our duty not to aggravate tho situation by political passions.—Mr. .Snowden,
There are far more bad motor-drivers than bad motor-cyclists.—Sir Harold Bowdel). It is the Permanent Civil Service that is the real conservative force in our politics.—Mr. F. Kingsley Griffith, M.P.
Daily in this room do I receive evidence of tho almost universal prayer that these negotiations shall succeed.—President Hoover.
Tho day must come when tho Victoria Falls will mean much moro for Africa than Niagara 10-dny means for America.— Mr. Jan Hofmeyer.
There is ono other medal which should bo struck, and tho man who is entitled to wear it is the man in tho street. And on tho back of that medal I would write the threo words " For Carrying On."— Mr. Beverley Nichols.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20426, 30 November 1929, Page 8 (Supplement)
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