WOMEN AND WAS.
(To tue Editor.) Sr, cable informs jour many readers thai " the Board of Trade is inviting women to register themselves at the labour exchanges as being ready to do industrial, agricultural or clerical work." A notification adds that n woman who releases a man for duty does an a«t of service to the nation. Quite so; but how about, this Dominion? Judging by the gruff intonation of the ma:]e, men are superseding the pleas-ant-voiced '" Hello!" girl in the unmasculine duties of the telephone office.—-I anij etc., LXXX.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 70, 23 March 1915, Page 7
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