Brig.-Gen. Macnaghten's Advice at Public School Prize-Giving Look for the yood points in other nations and do not criticize bad ones," was the advice given by Brig.-Gen.
B, Macnaghten on Thursday afternoon, when, at the annual prize giv-Ing of the Public & Thomas Hanbury School for Boys, he gave away the: prizes, Troubles, Brig-Gen. Macnaghten said, came to all of them sometime in life, but he was sure they were sent for a purpose. "If you whin disappointment," he aald. fail to try, you cannot expect to have any respect from your masters) and schoolmates, but if after a disappoint ment you can keep a smiling when you have failed resolve successful next time, you will the affection of your masters of schoolmates."
Brig.~Gen. Macnaghten drew a comparison to the applause a boxer received if he had fought well and Toft the ring smiling even though he was battered. "In the battle of said, "it you can only keep 8 smiling face all will go well with you for the World loves a smiling face."
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