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Hokitika Guardian, 19 October 1928, Page 3

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SEASONABLE WEATHER. “ Ofie of Dean Hodges’ maxims was. ‘ Never let the weather interfere with your plans.’ We always recall it when ■vve observe anyone doing what had been arranged, notwithstanding heat, or cold, or rain or show: doing it actually or figuratively,” says “ The Churchman.” “ And we see it fairly often; there are many steadfast persons, and there is a* good deal of unseasonable weather—actual and figurative. Practically all great deeds are done in the face of it.”