Now The Big End

"I've said to him many times: 'Look, Sid. you're burning the candle at both ends', and now he's burned out his big end," Sir William Sullivan at the National Party conference.

—"Standard," 21/8/57.

'. . . Two motions opposing nuclear tests were rejected by an extraordinary meeting of the Canterbury' University College Students' Association. That has more significance, perhaps, than if there had been resolutions passed by any other of the university colleges, because Canterbury College, as we know, is the school of engineering, and both on its professional staff and among its students there are men better qualified to speak on this subject than most of us, or perhaps any of us, in this House."

—Mr. C. G. E. Harker (Government) in the House of Representatives, 13th June, 1957.

"The Auckland batting was disappointing in spite of the pitch having some life in the morning session. Later the bitch became a lot easier and this was much appreciated by the Australian batsmen."

—"Bay of Plenty Times." 18/3/57.

University Of Otago For Sale By Tender

—Advert in "Evening Post," 20/7/57.