OUR NATIONAL SCHOOLS
(To the Editor.) Sin',—l notice on reading the report of the annual meeting of the Society for, the Protection of Women and Children that Sir Joseph Ward expresses great concern for the welfare of women and children. Now, Sir Joseph Ward, being the Treasurer, must have a large say in what money should be found and granted for tho expenditure that goes en in this country, so it is in his power to do or not 'to do a great deal. What does he proIKise to do in the way of getting rid of old and insanitary schools, and so help tho young lives to bo strong and robust? It is a good thing to care for tho infant life, and that care should be carried on by tho State till the child reaches maturity. The tiest way -it can be, done is by having thoroughly modernised schools equipped with first-class teachers. This requires money. What does tho Finance Minister say?—l am, etc., INQUIRER.
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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 38, 8 November 1918, Page 2
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167OUR NATIONAL SCHOOLS Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 38, 8 November 1918, Page 2
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