TOPICAL SAYINGS.

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 5, Issue 141, 4 February 1916, Page 4 (Supplement)

TOPICAL SAYINGS.

GREAT THOUGHTS IN FEW WORDS. Remember it ; s the final lap that wins.—King George. * * * Achievement belongs to the young. — Sir Charles Tupper. * * * ' Apparently President Wilson is not to proud to plight.—'New York Tribune.' * •* * Helping to save tiio nation's habie« : s the most important war work for women.—M>-. Walter Long. * ■* * Every man to his post! All for tlio dear Motherland, whether we live or die! —Rev. I{. J. Campbell. * * * London is the most garrulous, gossipy. idle-tale-bearing, pessimistic place in tlie British Emp re to-day.—Bishop Neligan. * * * 1 am sure, as the sun shines, that if we are not frightened into giving up, we shall have an overwhelming victory in the end. —B shop of London. * * * Persons without a sense of humour always write long letters. I have noticed that all madmen write letters ot more than four pages. - Sir Herbert Tree. * * * Don't nag too leaders. There is no husband who does not know that tor moral improvement nagging is the most fatal thing in the world.—Arenbt.shon of York.