"SLIGHTLY MENTAL."

Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 5, 7 January 1929, Page 6

"SLIGHTLY MENTAL."

Now that arrangements are niado for a thorough investigation of the "mental" i.npnat on of New Zealand, and it is proposed that registration shoud not necessarih- involve conthe "I 411 ? 8 ° f ,llP " a »* ™™" shoeing signs of abnormality mav l, c persuaded to report to the authorities 'such dl., t,L f g " iental " I>Set: iu fact - any departhat fnT T mal °°; dUrt - ?* can f '° that in most cases of homicide or suh-i 1attempted or accomplished, it ie stated !v o!tW TV' 0 " 181 " 1 With the aff!i «od porof late" he 4t l ? as u se en.ed somewhat pe.uli.r ot late or "she has been unliko herself tor some time." and when thi s is so it £ prol.«We that prompt attention to the a>o ni-hi ■ vent the trage.lv which M ofu- 'full v, noglectod mental di>tiT» The.,' U" ■ ma no l.lamo m anyone Jt i- „,, „,,„. ■~,.,.,„,• ahleto COn e Cal .. mal ih;!n - ; disease, and it should ho «. n ,, rnlv ~„■;,,..,0 i and treated, as. say. ,hi,-kenp xor wh i^ Zf U S 2*. ,CaVV ""'«■' of tho'iTr and us S .xial consequence, have trie,! ~r nervous constitution of thousand* n O , , nuntl at the tune been stable We all ovi.-vi-ence more or le«s "eranlrv" i . , IX ! V " •»;«M ,„•,! M,,,, : ,,,,. ~,;,!'•',, i'; , ..'... , ;"" Kgateiei and jujeryiMd. at.tekiVt/ "