DIFFICULT TIMES.

Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 78, 2 April 1927, Page 8

DIFFICULT TIMES.

A MOTHER'S COMPLAINT.

(To the Editor.)

I fancy the l"Li"«f the pinch so much tL w?ntc?lSff ,2 ft bogiii to organise and he prepared a sohd fight the ,re£nt uXgLj going Lack into power and will l for anothi-r Uicha.d Seddon t<, arise. \P* r of us today arc ln-inj: brought to the of starvation through ~„ f au lt of oi 2? \Ne struggle on. brave ,oul,, in bring up and ,ear our famflie, rfi* ing to lixo upright an.i honourable liveL t«£~ lo lift our children in,,. a bettor phen, by phi,,,. ,he,u M,,.nd a ,v cd Ora have a son (l!«i edunitiiijr j li!llM ., f at ""LJ to try and got his matriculation Mv d«2*' ter also is striving ,o further tducalirm by attending nipht classes a « %£? to excessive cm of m h«H.I l >ooks a t the y? school. 1 had t<. take her a«av shall do with ~ur two U,> üb O a re \ij when it is tune for th.-tn to leave i£3%. do not know but ! aIII hoping, it. other New Zealand mother.' that a brfcK New Zealand i> ,„ ( .;c. The pionem rf NVw Zealand ha.! ~., picture th^™ " « but were dependent on their friends and nrisk bom* for their simple pleasures and jovTjiaJ were ever m> much happier. Jf We get back some of our 01.l simplicity of Ihio". and enjoy our .-imple j.lea-ures inore whatever surrounding!. »e find ourselves h. I am sun. w c «ml<l make New Zealand tin! uara<li>e it is mi|>i*.m>,l t o Iμ-. A -MAItr.ATOXUX IX Xi.