WOMEN CLERKS.
Tflie au'iioimcemenfc itlhat a lady has been selected, firani six applicants, to fill Hie piositiibni of clerk rto the Woodville Gounlty CcuhicJ, ;wjll' open, a wide fiekl for discussion. Are the doors to be- thro win. open to women to fill every avenue t<f labour ? if they are, what is to become c$ mere iEian ? Is. he to fee consigned to the homo, to do the waehiing and mending? At the present time the offices m ,tho largo townß and cities ate filled with women, while comjpetent ma'!o clerks, some of whom are heads of families, are -walking tihe Streets. There is mo wonder that we hear of a dearth of domestic servants when women are being diverted frt>m ■their lraturail pursuits into spheres wfliich rightly belong to the sterner sex. The Wbodvillo appointment laysthe foundation- for a very interesting discr-issc'cn on tJ:e question of social economics.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10622, 30 April 1912, Page 4
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149WOMEN CLERKS. Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10622, 30 April 1912, Page 4
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