NEW ZEALAND NEWS.

Taihape Daily Times, Volume 8, Issue 87, 11 April 1916, Page 5

NEW ZEALAND NEWS.

INFANTILE PARALYSIS. ANOTHER CASE AT MASTER-TO MASTERTON, This Day. Another, case of infantile paralys has occurred at Masterton; also a su pect has been admitted- to the hospitJ YOUNG PEOPLE'S DANGERS. WARNING BY BISHOP JULIUS. CHRISTCHURCH, April 10. Speaking at a meeting of the Soci ty-for the Protection of .Women ai Children, Bishop Julius blamed tl waning of home-life for many of fl social'evils' at present. Existent in Ne Zealand, and said one thing that hj done, much to. counteract the inftueni of the home was the pictures. The: might have been made a means to ii prove the finer feelings, and mig have been of unmixed ?;ood to risii generations. Not only were they fr often worthless in themselves — me'. rubbish—but they were .often permx ;ous abominations in eyery sense'. • I

was not censorious, but he saw in tl and an|the shady paths of tl •rive¥ ijankr, **evils of great danger t-he community, and difficulties to soc ety. They could not remedy them,' b they might prevent them. He hi been in Germany—not for long, ] would have them know> —and in il gardens ther e the German young mi and maiden met beneat-u the eyes I their parents. It was better thus. 1 this way they might be able to' devi, some measure by which the * evils < th e shady pat-hs and the pictures mig" be minimised, and the welfare of tl suffering women and the innocei children better achieved.