PIONEER WOMEN.

Auckland Star, Volume XLV, Issue 127, 29 May 1914, Page 2

PIONEER WOMEN.

RUNWENG A PAPER. j A WO\L\X TO .E3a\Y FLTETO THE I ATDAXTIG iF'om Our -Lady CoTre-sponderr' i. ; i LONDON. April Oth. |

It i= extremely diffictiH to awtirai- the imparVlity and aloof di.scretion ni the | |h*tori\ when dealing with th* pmI gre-t. . f one's own day, and imposeil>lc I ito pose as nnytbing of aa authnrity on llhat prngrit-H rince. often, the most imI portant stpje forward are uiken with I rti.}.;•<»-1 quii'tiKKS h.-> :har. t!)p world in i -cn.T.il heirs nntliins .if ih<- pioneers I nnt i 1 :lipv an , we'll ft-tajblfc-htxl. i ill npnerally inlorcpis women !M'vcnl»'li«.'B.'to hear what oth.-r women i •lan- d..in«. an.i the write !iae .-oll<vb-l li-iai",.- ..;' and lrado3 ihat. [ jin Knirlan.l at l«-a»t. rank ns new. i WOMAN DKXTISIS Frtß CHTN'A. I I: it- to a New Zcalandnr. \ | OJ-ClW tomed' from lier yniith Up to w■> j man di'Titi-ti-. !•> Irarn ''Lhat ri>ar i was tlie firi-t on which a w <"»- niiili ,|i.:i: !-: «.irt admitteil a licentiate 1 i~f t!,i- I!»yal (Vl'.e ? e of Sur- | ■ vniN in l.inlon. A .lapnnv.-r j Ki.lv .- )>rai'ti«ing *iiive&<fully . :,..rc. ami'.h'-r .niaiirivd woman dentist! - «ill i" MaTii-hostor. but one i, j iiii'.ic 'i::,;!i !ho mark in stating l:\,it ! :'h.M iiimv c.i.-:ly lip niimbere.l 'in uni'V j ' ;;; ',■•:-. mil i-.nly for Ijondon. but tiio j Inii.-d' Kingdom! H „ ; ,,,t fnr l.u-k of opportunity ] liilipr a- • ri:_r'iT lie urged in *o many i i,:i\pr i.r.fi -.■"-. lor every facility t ~ll'crr.l' liv the knyftl follfffe of Sur- j ! ~.„„<, !,-,t!i in I-on«lvn and Edin-lmrsh. ] ■Iγ,l ■.v..n;-.'n cm.liiliitw may also qualify ■ ■'„ ,;; ~.„,:, |)i*Jin. Muichcster. Diir- ' ; iM-n Livi-rpanl, Leeds. Shcllifld and I'.ir- ' jininjlinin. 'i-ic.-nti arc .-..nferred j i,v 7i; |i.n*t half a d.«zcn <>i tlie aliove. 'iin,,. A ilvntal .hiireary is offered an 1 Dually t ,l tho .-uidcnlK nf the Royal ' ! Free 'llDspiial in London. 'I i ipiu-nil dt"!R;il trainirrp in England lasts f.ir fmir yoarv, and is rt=tim:itc<l to crip; £:«>n for'fi'iK. 1»>■ k.-. imstrumrntt. .mi ini'idenial pxponsirJ. It i* ooneiil-ere-.l a gixnl idea, when a woman eradual. , ?. for her to either gel a;> pi.inted I.) the PtafT of a. hospital nr Ucciire ;i post at a whool clinic or as a J factory denial tiiirjrenn. In the latter Irnwition liip comme-ncing salary for I both men and womon ii- £2-W. ■ ; it it. iniercs;in£ to learn that a really ' l.riUiant futurv- in. preeum.ilily. the ma- ' terial ht«' ■ v promieM those qualified 'J women dpntUt« who will S" ""t to 'jl 'liiiri. where the women eiiflfer terriWy * ! from '■.'.cir tcrih. -and will not mist ' ; t!ierr~clvn.- to t'.ic tender mercies nf Uie iii.i-vc liiMiiiels. whose mot hods arc very primitive. Quilc rfvenlly a nolfliraled inHiriil man in China has published the fact rh.lt qualified wnnnen. r-ominsf to him with a letter of introdnefion. will hie jiiit in ihe way of earning a very rei :iiii!ierativc inonmo. I KNTIRKIjY STAFFED BY WOMKN. ""' Almrnt rxehir-ivply pupplinl l>y w.i----p 'iien. edit.-d liy one. publishml by an''ot'ic managed hy another, and ownel '■jjiy » woman V"TW~Frau der (ießPii- '' wan.'" an i!histr.i:od pappr unique in "' fierman venlurrs in joirrna-lif'Tn and one '' th:it represents m.my a plucky fi^hl • v iapain«t prejti<lire and ill-will from men printers, paper i-eH-an*. etr. The manjajfpr i.- herself, after many year.<" cxi perience. proprietor of pTiniinp; \vork~ !in Hrenlau. Printing «c iindcrtalien in il Veveral languagps and ivomeii eompi»-i----,j i tors. etc.. are trained on the works. WOMEN ARCHITECTS. '" an , not many in numbre cvrn in AniT- ■ ic:i. which .-oiintry product Mrs. \\". P.. s; (;riirin. wife of the jMieccepftil arcliite..-; n j for C.tmiberra. the new Australian capii. t.i-1. who liprw-lf >;a-s been hailed liy 'I ! autlwiriiii* * brilliant Tncmlier of ticj prnfrvwion. F.oth Mrs. firillin and Miss i F.dith Leonard, who praotieiPS in Indiana. j.ire I'nrvprcitv frradnatpe. Another lady. Mrs. Wallace, also an 'American. .. : pr.u :rs.-s \vi:h her hueband in thai ~ i country, while a woman who is speedily j I cominji to the fore is Miiss Blizabptli , j Mxrtini. who graduatPil only a .onplc Jof years .lijo and tvTio, being the I daughter of ii poor clergyman, entirely worked her way up to tarr pret-eni. dis- ' tiiic'.inn. She ii< very accomplished. * lint found irrcit diflioii-Tty in gi-ftinji 1 work, and nt «ne timn 'worked as j r chainAiermaid and Inter, a book peddler. '' making enough hy (hi* to get her a I through her next. f=«-pWin's hoard and '' must of her tuition. o I WO>L\ \ A KROPLAN E fON.-TR I 'CT( >X c Krau Melli Herse. who is the only .. airwoiuitn in Germany, is on-, , of the only women in the world to conduct her own j,'aeroplane w.>rk.->. 'Aγ presiMi; sic : - n j huilditis an n.tan going ivaterplane ;■. , compete for the "Daily Mail" IMO.OOO k : pri/.e for the iirnt Trj'risHtl.in: ie waterI plane fiiglu. wliioh t-h. , nicm.- ;o ntlpmp;. : J TIvM'IIKRS OF TIIK BLIND. j There ar no let---* than twpniy-fMght n j '.boarding wduwils fnr the Wind in Kllg--0 land, live in ScoMand. and three in lr>- ■* [land, ill addition t.o epTserrteen Stite- '' Ki'iiools in Knglanil. and 'wornpn tea.-her'"- ---' in the first are paid about £60 a >.vir. s with .board. Indgingr. laundry, and l'nedi.