THE HASTE AFTER RICHES. If men were content to grow rich somewhat more slowly, they would grow rich much more surely. If they would use their capital within reasonable limits, and transact with, it only so much business as it could fairly control, they would be far less liable to lose it. Excessive profits always involve the liability of great risk. As in a lottery, in which there are high prizes, there must be a great proportion of blanks.—Wayland.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 18888, 14 October 1929, Page 14
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