The Critic

NZ Truth, Issue 1136, 8 September 1927, Page 1

The Critic

♦- A HONEYMOON by aeroplane is the ** London rage for newlyweds. Of course, young folk like this take a risk of falling out very early m life. * * * MEWS item: "New Zealanders have a fine sense of humor." Instanced by the fact that we're tickled to death to pay our income-tax. * • • W7E have nothing to find fault with m w the Prime Minister. * * * A MAN who sets out m life to make a figure often only get 3as far as making a nought. * * * TF every man had to swallow his own words a lot of them would choke. » • * # W7HEN Zane Grey comes back he will , be expected to draw the line somewhere. ; * # • THERE is no need to throw dust m 1 the eyes of the average city dweller. * • • • I EADER of the Opposition H. E. Hol- ~" land will not be able to put his foot down for a while. 1 * * * "pRITIC" is looking forward to the *-' next elections. He intends to egg a few of the candidates on. « # * 1 f T wouldn't be hard to lead a dog's i A life if the ladies treated us like they treat their Pomeranians. . A CCORDING to ai* fatality statistics, ** a lot of airmen took a drop coo much last year. . 1