N.Z. W.C.T.U. Literature.

White Ribbon, Volume 32, Issue 375, 18 September 1926, Page 7

N.Z. W.C.T.U. Literature.

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thanking him for legislation providing for the appointment of women justices of the peace, and for the amendments of the law relating to the guardianship, custody, and marriage of infants, and the amendments of the Destitute Persons’ Act.” “That this Convention protests against allowing bets on the totalisator being transmitted by telegraph, anti against the removal of restrictions now imposed on the publication of betting odds and totalisator dividends.” ‘TI «t this Convention protests against the attempt to break the original covenant with the Maoris by introducing liquor license into the King Country, and urges upon the Government the rigid enforcement of the law prohibiting the sale of liquor within these bounds.” A motion by Mrs Don that a letter of thanks be sent to the Hon. Mark Cohen for always so ably championing the cause of Womanhood, was carried with warm applause. In the evening, a public meeting was held in the Town Hall. The Mayor, Mr T. Anderson, welcomed the delegates to Port Chalmers, and expressed the hope thc.t we would have a profitable Convention. Songs by Misses Sharpe, Somerville, Docherty, and Mrs Morgan; recitations by Mesdames Purdie and Heath, and a violin solo were much enjoyed. Mr T. W. Todd (representing the New Zealand Alliance> gave an interesting address on the progress of the Prohibition Movement in New Zealand and throughout th* world. The following resolution was carried: ‘‘That, in view of the little support that is accorded the State Purchase and Control issue on the ballot paper, this meeting is of the opinion that it should be removed from the ballot paper, and a straight-out issue, wet or dry, be given to the people; the meeting also emphatically protests against the extension of time being made in the licensing poll.” Votes of thanks were accorded to those who had contributed items, and to Mr Todd for his address. Convention closed with the Benediction.