AX AMERICAN EAC-TC. nf know of no greater lack in American civilisation than the fact that our cler<'v boasts few thinkers on public questions of independent, vigorous mi ml and sufficient authority to make themselves heard. Certainly, we have nowhere in this country a clergyman so clear in his intellectual processes, so outspoken and so courageous in his thought and speech as the \ cry Ke'orend William Ralph Inge. Dean of St Paul’s Cathedral.”—“The Independent” of America.
THE LONELY • FAMILY.” • ‘The family of the lower middle class is now being reduced to one child and a motor-car. A mother not lone ago took her one and adored little'"boy to school, with a sad heart. ‘Oh mummie," said the adored little l >ov . ‘l’m glad to he going, I shall never bo lonelv again.’ The doom ol England rings in that cry.”—Prebendary H, P. B. Mackay,
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Hokitika Guardian, 3 January 1927, Page 3
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144Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Hokitika Guardian, 3 January 1927, Page 3
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