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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21919, 3 April 1933, Page 4

Th«; amazing vigour of the Bishop of London, who recently celebrated his seventy-fifth birthday, is due in no small degree to the fact that he knows how to play as enthusiastically as he works. Amid the strenuous duties of his great diocese Dr Ingram finds time to play tennis, squash racquets, and golf, and not long since he scored three successive goals in a hockey match between the old boys of Marlborough and Eadley College. Ihe famo .is bishop is also a keen fisherman, and on Tayside, where he often spends his holidays, there are legends of his prowess with rod and line, including one of a memorable morning when he landed six 181 b salmon before lunch. " Huia " is an Otago butter, and is the finest flavoured iu New Zealand. —Advt.

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