THOUGHTS FOR THE TIMES.

Hokitika Guardian, 6 July 1923, Page 2

THOUGHTS FOR THE TIMES.

JrsT Play the Rauf.. There are points the best referee misses In spite of the best he can do; If the dust of the fight keeps you out of sight And he can’t keep his peepers on you ! Ah. it’s then comes the test ot your honour! It's the test that no other can share! Rod grant you may say at the end of the play: “I play—and I played on the square.”

The following will represent Kiwi Juniors against Ross cm Cass Squaro tomorrow.— Breeze S., Jones, Haussmann, Stopforth, Breeze, Stopforth, Glass, Hahn. Kearns, Adamson, AA bite, Pfohleit, Fleming, Chadwick, Fleming.

The following team will represent Rimti at Ilnri Mari on Saturday: U’Connor (2), C’ompcrt (2), Howut, Rooney, Kelly, Morris, Griffiths, Mills, Stephens, Maloney (2), Boyd, Cain. Cm* will leave Clements Garage at 11.30 a.m.

The inter-union game between AAest Coast and Boiler takes place at Greymouth to-morrow afternoon on A'ietoria Park. Considerable comment has lieon made on the selection of the Coast team and it would appear that the selection could have been considerable strengthened. However the Coast t<am is a fairlv strong one and should 1 , able to hold Boiler who are reputed to lie somewhat below their usual standard.

M ls \ : AA'ell to-morrow is Saturday and there* is that dtoadtul week-end shopping to bo got through and that dreadful headache which invariably ensues. Mi's B : Acs, that is exactly how I used to feel, but of late I have been meeting Mrs C outside The Rendezvous at- 3 o clot k. AA'e have gone in and had a delicious cup of tea ami some dainty eatables and at the same time been entertained by tiie world’s best talent. Then we have gone otf on our shopping expedition fueling quite bright and cheerful. Aeu really must join us to-morrow at The Rendezvous ve are looking forward to hearing the King and Queen s -q re he.-. —Advt.

The current issue of Stead - Review appears in an attractive gar l ', and is replete with varied and instructive matter, illustrative of the great movements in the world, and the social progress of the nations. The situation in ; Europe is reviewed bv the Editor in his editorial notes, and there are a number of special article, dealing with various subjects. Amongst thc-c ma> he mentioned "While. Black and Brown in Kenya.” by the Editor; •' Welcome Invasion,’’ being tin account a collection of pictures coming to Australia: "The Music Wage I'mb!em." bv Mr A. 11. Piddington, K.C.. which deals with this most important question and kindred problem, child endow men! and mothers’ pensions. The usual features of tins international magazine are well maintained.

Engineer, don’t swear at "Hewsen’s” Jointing Cement : they swear liy it. Does away with all trouble through leaking joints. Ideal for Steam, gas, water or ammonia. R. P. M. Manning and t 0., 5 Medford How, ('liri'tcliureli.—Advt.