THOUGHTS OF THINKERS
Eloquence at the Bar at this moment is even more dead than eloquence in tho House of Commons.—Sir-John Simon. What we want is that the men who create the wealth of the country and tha women who help them shall he well dressed and well fed. and that no man shall go without work or go homo -without wages.—Mr J. O'Grady.
In business run by educated men thy pay is higher and the hours shorter than in others, and we may hope that when more businesses are run by educated women this tendency may bo further developed.—Miss Oldham. Art should be in our daily lives ,as sunshine is—to quicken, to gladden, and to point the way.—Mr Sydney Sohilf.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 8190, 3 August 1912, Page 4
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