SOCIAL HYGIENE BILL.
OPPOITIO.V OF WOMEN", <3y Telegraph. — Press __so. :ation.) CHRIST! HfP.nr. Friday. 'A meeting of women _o-_ay carried a resolution protesting apainst the attempt to re-enact the (ontairioiiß Disease. Act under the cruise of tbe So.-ial Hygiene Bill. Dr. Hlackmore remarked that no otiier country in the •world .-iiilcred s,i niucii from lia-sty and ni-i-on*idered legislation a_> New Zealand. A further resolution wa_ carried to the effect that every facility should lie for the free ami vo'untarv treatment of rtifTererrt from venereal disease, and urj_ln-_- i :tc e.-tablisliment of farm colonies for persons from such disease. and raising the ajre of consent: also the employment of women police and innroction m moral education.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 245, 13 October 1917, Page 10
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