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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7725, 30 January 1905, Page 4

The firoy River Argus, moralising on the social tendencies of the people of Westland says : —Aid agree " that all work and no play mako, Tom a very dull 'boy,"and a litt'ie pleasure intermingled with a life oi active business goes to make life worth living and is a pleasant re taxation from months of hard roil. We have received from time to time the warning that the West i!oa*Uas give too much time tip to sport and neglect to take a serious view 01 the things that are beneficial and permanent. It has been st.-tUd thai the present generation of the Coast diiter widely from those who • the burden upon themselves of buildtog up, the town. This may or imh> not be true, hint when looking -into the accusation we are compsled to admit that there is an apathy o*i the part o:f the young •men »i tm town to take an active interest in its welfare. The warning has boon sounded from the reformer, ilie pulpit and the platform, that the > ouths throughout the colony nro wasting their time in seeking i'.fl,'v pleasure instead of employing them? *!v -s in the search after knowledge. i'iicie .seeniH to be some need ;\>r the warning hand to be held up, and the efforts to stem the current seem to be well advised. Some iew months ago the University examinations were held in this town, ami not one single candidate was of ;ho .nai«< persuasion. This is surely a -sil'e indication of the aims of our ,\ oaths. If we find the means whe:v>y \ W-y must qualify for a professional career disregarded then the plain fact jis presented, and made perfect ly I clear, that our youths arc not striving to attain 'to any position oi

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