NATURAL LEADERS
A flock of sheep passing along the road will follow in the footsteps of a 'eader simply because it is their nature to do so, and being minus the powers of reasoning they know no better. Even human nature is not adverse to being guided by a leader, but man be. ing gifted wi:h t’c -v'wor to v’sualise anu analyse, that leader must prove it elf t' e -.»o‘t of tost. s'uch are the quail ■ t'cir :f l*s*rn v-c: d bottled ale and stout, the leading brand of the day, and is there any wonder that men should demand this popular brand when its sterling qualities are taken into consideration. at the hotel bar, it is Fern Brand brew that is good for you.—AJ6.
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Hokitika Guardian, 3 April 1929, Page 4
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126NATURAL LEADERS Hokitika Guardian, 3 April 1929, Page 4
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