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Horowhenua Chronicle, 27 August 1910, Page 2

A social and dance is to be held in the Druids' Hall on Monday eveninig -under the auspices of the Hotowhenua floating Cliib. Mr J. Kearsley has been engaged to supply the •music and the usual charge .will be made for admission. "Do not let ns think so badly of our fellow men as to imagine that the mere fact of the accumulation of wealth prevents them from feeling that they owe something to help those allied or related to them from being dependent on charity. Some ■hon. gentlemen seem to lose their heads whenever they speak of the wealthy. They seem to thank the wealthy are different men ifrom themselves, that they share none of their virtues, and that they are liahle to.ignore all moral responsibility."—The Hon. O. Samuel, dtafog, his speech, on the Destitute Persons Bill,;