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TUESDAY, JUNE 29, 1920.

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GOLFING DAY DREAMS

THE DIFFICULTY OF "PLAYING FAIR.”

BAMBOO FOR PAPER.

In the House' af Commons, on ja votó for the £130,300 for educa-

with the Naval Estimates, Sir D. Maclean emphasised the immense Importance, owing to the ravages of war, that the men in all the | fighting services should be as far jas possibla trained for their return to civilian life once again. We had lost 134 milions of the vary best of our young man, 30 that there was an urgent national] need for trained mon when discharged from the services,

Mr. Walter Long (First Lord of the Ada nity) said the (ArrangƏBUDI *made far the taking of a certain number !of naval cficers

Cambridge University had been abundantly justified. and was

NOTIONS

NAPIER JOHNSTONE'S

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| PROF. DUNSTAY ON WOODfreally only controlled by the limit

SUBSTITUTES.

Jof accommodation. The intention It is a fact.too obvious to be

wasta elise Oskarns College netti Professor Dunstan "discussed year, and retain only one eduras insisted upon that our own with a representative of The Finertianal establishment at dreams are extraordinarily inter-recently at the Imperial Iustiruts mouth.

Dark- esting and those of other people of which he is Director, the crisis the service from public schools Those who had entered an infernal nuisance, 9359 in the paper trade, and suggested bad proved to be most excellent | writer in the Times. Neverthe-substitutes for the pine and spruceers, but they had no intention less it is one that other peoplewood pulp, the raw material from of abolishing the naval Tollege du not appear to appreciate. which the bulk of the world's stem. When we tell them our dream, paper is manufactured.

These establishmenta because it is certain to amuse valuable work is being done ad bot of ons ni natal utfcers who

Much secured far them a certain m them. their minds appear to the troperial Institute in expert otherwise might have wander. They barely give us menting with various wood subdificulty in getting into the navy, sime to finish before beginning stitutes, and in Professor Irunj Sir D. Maclean asked whether long. rumbling, and incoherent stan's orinon bamboo is by far the the educational plans were being story with the words. "I was in

most helpful of the new substants shaped so that young fellows on a large, curious sort of place. upon which tests harabeen carried the per deck inight avai· them- think it was a kind of room, an i

selves of the new whe.e enabl there seemed to be a la: o

Eaparto grass, which grows in ing them rise to commissioned people all round. i don't quit great quantities in Tunis and rank. know who they were "ugh! it Morocco, bas excellent qualities, to 100 appalling to think of.

out

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Mr. Long said the educational but to be used with success it opportunities were placed at the would be necessary to work it up disposal of everybody

on the

It is therefort. a good thing on the whale that golfers do to what is known technically as lower deck. They were approa- not dream

about their game."half stoff" where it grows. That cbing the question of throwing At least, sever remember to operation can only be carried out open the commissioned ranks to have been bemmed into a corner alter importing fuel and chemi-the lower deck not only with a by some one who wanted to tell cals, and securing a first-class genuine desire that it should be me his dream of how he suddenly supply, of absolutely pure water successful. found himself dressed in cloth of South Africa is rich in grasses of determination that they would but with the gold and playing with left-handed the right sort, but what promises leave no obstacle likely to prevent Clubs against Harry Vardoo, and, far greater results is wattle bark bors having this fair opportunity. though the world is doubtless the Great use is made of this com pouter for it. I cannot recalamodity in tanning, and the bark, W. Denn said he dil not dink In further discussion Captain single goling dream of my own after it has been used for this the Admiralty had given any [Neither, so far as I know, has

purpose, is more or less waste really satisfactory assurance that anyone ever dreamed the name material it has not been found the sons of poor parents should of the man who was going to win to make excellent paper and to be able to get into the service as the monthly medal and made bleach well. A recent develop did the sons of the ricb. The small fortune by backing him, mest has been to extraes the door to the three services should and that though there are fully juices for tanning from the bark be freely open to all classes of as many liars among goliers as and ship these to Great Britain the community. in any other class of the rom-

in place of the material itself. IF munity.

Ole-Duk-Oie had

Mr. Farnes, having made some guling pictures painted on the Feautiful umbrella that he holds over a when we have been i good, what lovely golfing dreams i he could bring us; but, as he is a Danish dreams-gad, I suppose golf is not in his repertory, and so w have to content ourselves with I dreams.

In Australia straw and Kam special studs of this question, wood promise well and the latter assured the Committes that there might be used, also, in India and was very little chance of a poor Uganda Uganda has a great boy becoming an officer of the asset in the Mazuli soda lake.jay. The object should be But the bamboo, said Professorascertain where were the best Dunstan, promises more than brains and give the youths who any of these. It has the at possessed vantage that it may be grow of getting to the up of the the

then tbe chance in almost any quantity ang cheers- the scheme of Lord These gulling day dreams are where, and it is not difficult to Fisher having proved a failure. very doubtful pleasure. When work up. The Malay States, The general tendency in the last they relate to the past they turn India, and Singapore SEATT ton often on the more disastroas ideal places for cultivating ment the entries at Osborne and the few years had been to supple- of our runds, the matches that extensively: bus in choosing Dartmouth by drawing boys of 17 we just lost Fat ought to have locations where bambon plantelor is from the public schools. wus, the medals that we threw

tions might be reared and pulp and this be favoured, because away. Unless we are very tired manufactured the first consider they were drawn from a luger indred, we seldom lie awake ortion must always be that the strokes in a victorious game; transport,

section of the rommunity and för it we de, it is almost worth m.

because he did not like taking In Professor Dunstan's opinion toga of vere sender gears and because the Lad shots have the best way to get over thetraining them as if they were already grown mercifully misty present difficulty is for consumer entirely added to the max7. all that we recall vividly is the to form on osaciation of their The navy as not to be divorced delicious plop with which the

own, much on the lines of the from enemy's ball buried itself in the British Cotton-Growing Associa(cheers.)

the civil community. hunker nefore the home green or tion, to encourage and plan the the rattle of our triumpbantball production of pulp in the Coloniary to the Adamiralty) assured the Sir J. Craig (Financial Secret- against the tin. It is far other and dependencies. wise with a round that ended in

Committee that en endeavour failure. I may even have been

was being made to meet many of

no better

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in other people's eyes glorions be absurd, we say toourselves, to the difficul:les that bad been failore. We. hateful. tossing, dream too good a round: that pointed out. tormented

than would give an air of unreality. Captain Bean told the-Govern- that. There never was a round We are sure to drop just a strokkent that many members wore get that could not have been im or two, and it would be only fair press for the establishment PTO Ted pon. End it is to allow for them accordingly of a scheme under which the boy Gost that

Istal Stroke Yet, when it comes to the point would be put on a level with the without money of social influence that, playe i190lf over and it is extraordinarily hard to play over again with every

kind fair. It is rather as if used to be test for entry into the commis. of club and style and stance excep when, as small boys, we used to sioned ranks. {Cheers.) the one that we adopted. Worse play county cricket matches. Major E. GRAY (CK- still, if our andoing come not by dabbing with a pencil at Accrington) considered that in merely from a bad stroke, but from piece of paper marked out this matter the claims of the bad judgment. Suppose we went squares, which contained singles public elementary schools should for the bunker when we ought to and fours and caughts

and not be overlooked, and reminded have played short: suppose wa bowleds. Our eyes were tight the Committee that in the late, laid ourselves a stymie; suppose but, and we meant to be honest, war thousands of lads who came we laid our partner....... Only the bat, somehow or other, when from these schools wan commis. dots that Mr. H. G. Wells is so Kent was playing Surrey and sions in the army. (Cheers.) fond of can end such a sentence. W. W. Read, let us say, was The vote was agreed to. THINGS TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE. Į batting to Martin, his redoubtable

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Indeed, these waking dreams wicket was not long in falling. pitch. We might miss a short of golf that is past make too pain- Lord Harris, on the other hand, pott to be sure, but no we will ful a subject. Dreams of the was marvellously fortunate: time do it in four, And so we go on futate. if no less fotile, can be after time the pencil bovered for the whole way round, putting off, delightful before the round. 'por a moment and then came down the evil day, and at the earl. do their memories, as a rule, come on a four.

without having done anything of back to mock at as after it. Our So it is in this grown-up game course that we are not perfectly vanity was wild enough in dreams of oura. We are entitled to a good capable of, we have dreamed of the past when it would not start. of course, and so may 10, and the professional record is excuse us for just one Vid shot, legitimately reel off the first three 72. And after all it is a very but now it soars to unknown boles in perfect figures. Then amiable weakness." heights of blissful idiocy." Let us comes the rub it is about timel suppose that we have a round to that we made one of our few mis play & few days beace with takes, but the fourth hole does 2 card and pencil. We sit [not seem quite a suitable one. It back in easy chair, per- is an easy hole, and one we have haps with a pipe, to think abon: constantly done in four! there is it. We may begin with a studied ] & whole parish to drive into ́ sad restraint and modesty. It would there is really nothing in the

If there were dreams to sell. What would you buy? Some cast a passing bell;

Some a light sigh— But these golfing dreams cost dothing at all. Sd why shouldn't we have the very best ?

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