THE PLUNKET SOCIETY.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 43, 11 July 1914, Page 5

THE PLUNKET SOCIETY.

DEPUTATION' TO MR. MASSEY. H;- Telegraph -Prosa Association. Wellington, .July 10. A large deputation of delegates from the I'hmket Jsocietv Conference waited on I lie Prime .Minister to-day. Replying. Mr. Masset said the government would endeavor to relieve Dr. Trul)7 King from his duties at Seailill' for a portion of the year, so as to enable him to devote more lime to the work of the l'lunket Society. Ho promised to conEider an increased grant to the Karitane Hospital, Dunedii, in framing the, Supplementary Itstiuiatcs. Y.": agreed to the J»_e,ecjj3it» tt p Uro milk supply. In Auckland the animals and dairies were good, and the water supply and dairying utoisils regularly inspected. He wished he could sav the same for other centre?. The Hon. P. 11. Rhodes said lie was always in favor of controlling the milk supplv in towns. The Hon. James Allen said that the women connected witli the movement were a great sational asset to the Dominion. The Plunket Society Conference resolved to ask the Minister of Education to have all women inspector "of homes wlicra children were boarj e d out Statetrained in the Karita' jt > Hospital, that th* central prepare uniform rase and note-l)' jo i- s „ n d that all reports from V „„,.],JgJfe the Society he forwarded ' t j lo mwSit district heal'h ofl'mor.