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Hokitika Guardian, 11 June 1930, Page 6

THE RECREATION OF CHANGE. “It is the respect of a successful holiday that it replaces one set of interest by another set. Rut the human mind is lazy. We go back, again and again to familiar places because these places make small demands on observation of curiosity. We can take our troubles with us and nurse them at our ease. This laziness robs the breakof its virture,” writes the Medical Correspondent of the “Times Trade and Engineering Supplement.” “Even those who must keep to the appointed holiday seasons would do well to recall this fact. It is a mistake to return vear after year to the same scenes at I he same times for the result is that escape from accustomed thoughts and ideas is impossible. If the season cannot be changed, the place ought to be since change is the first essential of recreation.”

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