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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 693, 18 December 1909, Page 6

. Sir Thomas Lipton and Sir Thomas Dewar are seekiu? fresh fields for their sportius instincts. .Having become weary of thc.'taniq pastime of i»rouse-shoothig. and- deer-stalking in the Highlands of/Scotland; they have arI ranged a trip to Uganda to ' kill lion in tho hunters', paradise. Although thev aro to follow, it is not'thoir wish .to 'emulate ex-Presi-aent Roosevelt. At. tho beginning of the now year . they, will: leave; for tho East Coast of Africa, going,right up to tho lakes, remaining there, for two 'months,' afterwards, visiting . ICliartoum, and touring • Egyut "cnorally, returning, home! at tho end of, April Both these captain}, of industry ..nro i excellent shots. It is difficult to ovcr-estimato Ina value to society nt the.present time of spiritual preach-' ing, and tho gravity of the loss which any secularising of tho Christian pulpit will , inflict on tho course of social Honsley Henson." .-■'.. \". ' :. :. ' •■;'.■■ Ido not bolieve in Socialism. If.tried, it will otovo . tho greatest curso to tho working man.-fMr.-Walter Long, If.!'. •:/■;. .- ; :■' The. work of tlio ; novelist - is, , taken as'a wbolo, .tho verj' best-.kind of literarv work being doue in Great Britain to-day.— Mr, Hall Caine, •■ ■;;.- ■ .■..{■■•. ■•' -..'■■-., :\ : : ■ ■