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Waikato Times, Volume 118, Issue 19759, 14 December 1935, Page 15 (Supplement)

MORAL INDUSTRY. —There may not he much virtue in mere business, but industry in the main has real moral quality. To do, promptly and Hmrouglily, whal is given one to* do may be, as I lie proverb-maker suggests, a wise and prudent lliing, but generally il is an bones! and right tiling lo do, too. Rest and recreation are absolutely necessary' lo wholesome and happy living, but limy are „ot more, necessary Ilian are conscientious work and faithfulness lo duly. 'The proverb-maker was right, life can easily gel away from us before ils work is bait done unless we are oil guard.

7 I FITS Mill 111 KSTItA. —A man's soul is a band of iniisii his passiohs an- tho suh-l.msses. and Hie mellow tenoi an* his social alTeclhms: hut- the Holes, the higher an more piercing sounds, the upper miles, are the mor son litnon I s and the reason. Some lew men are like hand that .uives up everything lo llie piccolo, while all II other inst rumen I s are silent; oilier men are like a dim that waxes loud and, boisterous, so that nothing else ea play. You have heard sometimes one singer in u oho dominate over all I lie others. Bui il is in the unity of a that makes the grand oratorio, the great representation