FRIENDLY COUNSEL
Religion is like the firmament, the more it is examined, the greater number of stars will be discovered in it. OANGANELLI.
****** The flower in the hedgerow and the star of heaven satisfy and d flight us.' . . . We shall never learn the affinities of beauty, for they lie too deep in N ature and too far back in the mysterious .history of man. ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON. .
******* if I could put my woods in song, And tell what’s there enjoyed, All men would to my garden throng And leave the cities void. My garden is a forest ledge, Which older forests bound; The rocks slope to the blue lake edge, Then plunge to depths profound. R. W. EMERSON. * * * * Benevolence is the only treasure that is increased by participation.
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Hokitika Guardian, 17 September 1929, Page 1
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128FRIENDLY COUNSEL Hokitika Guardian, 17 September 1929, Page 1
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