TE ORANGA HOME ENQUIRY.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIII, Issue 9091, 10 March 1908, Page 5

TE ORANGA HOME ENQUIRY.

Per Dress Association. ('hrisicimreh, March 8. Ti:o crqrnry mto the joanagartient of tho To Orunga Heme was tut.t,in tied today. :D. Dieiitlo gyve evidence that in D-mcmbcr last iio was called to ;he in-tue to attend rdies How.lon, ydyi v-vs d m. 1 . an aDendmw. Do round Jit 'd'e was si: ! A rhsg freon inl : .ae.na;, end y ■scribed the usual treatment. d'i- and visit bo found that tin; i v "As lean is,nr. 3 had risen to A' 8 d i : d-; j amth,ns as to r'-'d g isal net been fit. 11 a wed. The - "‘str who did not anpear vs; :n- ---... m dm soriousias-'s of Idic case, on . d.,y no iininbif 01 the staif ■' - -d" served t-0 do res intr.dw sad Yiss I-levY -n was, .--amoved ;o' 'a nriwiY hospitaj. Ocher witnesses, who vnlunieistied ■avidenco, spoke In inw.ns or tin; highest praise of the rouiliru of tire and., and the klndnw-n of r,’:e Dlaiwon a:'s ! staff. One vri:seid that when. IDling and sawing nves tin girls were laughing and s-weaniing, an 1 appa.roit-ly rliortmg’n.y enjoying tiyaiedvc,-a Tiny Jmws reel: their own time. Witness nuuto a, calculation, based on the number of trees felled and cut up, time during the eight yea-T.-i the institution lav been opened each girl had on an avera-ga cut two bnrxuw loads ei wood, sad the .ppg'regavo value of their labour on the timber was AO ss.