HOW TO BECOME A MILLIONAIRE.

Hutt News, Volume 2, Issue 15, 5 September 1929, Page 5

HOW TO BECOME A MILLIONAIRE.

TLere., is in London a 74-year-old raan who declares that, although, he started busiress without a penny of capital :.nd is now a millionaire several times over, he has- never had to haabour a Worry (reports the Daily Mail.) He is Mr. Theodore Gary, of Karuas City, the head of a group of indepandI ont American telephone companies, ©hah man and almost owner of'a banking trust, and chairman of the Missouri Highways Corporation. Fcr the first time in Ms life Mr. Gary is taking a holiday—■-"just for a new experience," he explains. I: has been a somewhat flat exparience, he told a reporter. In his pocket memorandum book Mr. Gary has jotted maxims -he 'has evol'/ed from experience. These are some of them which he thinks will take anyone through what ho calls the valley cf the shadow -of success: — Determine to be prosperous. Be patient and the world is yours. . Heli1 your temper and your tongu/;. When you have found that honesty and ability have met in a man you can generally jtrust him. It is not enough to be truthfulj-<!i is ess( i tial. especially in business mattecs, to krow what the tr-ujth. is. Tell the trut-hto those entitled to knov-': to others, tell nothing. Stretch, stretch, stretch—morning, afternoon, evening, and nig&t. Neyer allow yourself to think or act 'as if you were in a hurry. Be content but not satisfied. Be particular but not critical.

The fact that a Lower Hutt audience is "cold rj is frequently commented upon by performers. At the performance given by the Operatic Society on Monday evening the audience was pro.bably the most'demonstrative that has filled the large- .hall fox a very long time. It was quite • refreshing and most encouraging to the. performers to receive the frequent applause which on several occasions caused the actor y-s words to be drowned by the laughter and applause of the audience.

T«he Hutt County Council "has been in communication with the Government for a considerable time urging the widening of the Belmont Road. Arrangements have'now been finalised and a gang of men started on Monday morning, on the widenig of the road from Belmont Station to Owen ..Street. The* widening of this highway should prove a great benefit to residents of this locality.