WHAT THE PAPERS SAY

Evening Star, Issue 14523, 26 November 1910, Page 1

WHAT THE PAPERS SAY

'I ho proposal that certain holiday,, should ho observed on. Mondays li:is mmli to commend it. Tiie system hue. we Hove, worked well in Australia. where it has been in force for a number ui years, and its adoption Here would enable holi-day-makers .to enjoy a week-end oi two or tv.o and a-half davs.—Chrifteliuieli Tre::-.’

Colored races are prone to adopi lie while trunks vices rather than hv xiitrer., and the convent© Is c-qually true. Tills aneither the fault of the, Asiatic, nor id tin: Kuropeuu. It i.s simply the rcEiiit oi eon

tint. If the introductioti oi our .on! religion had the effect of < levating mlo.eil races, then our intrusion into Asuan- ■ e.mtries might bo defended. But in ih- v.ed majority of cases we degrade i lii.i- tis elevate, and thatdc-.spitc our moot >tn-nuoui-: ctlorts to improve.— Wairatapa ''l ine,-.'

The advantages derived in rvciy ."im'iv where a w-’ll-considojvd system m medical inspection has L'eri .ulepm.i jr’.h tin; expeelation of similar hem lit- l:vm such :i system iu New Zealand. lim nsn'm should immediately :i]>jicon- in th.- mim.nvnl average mental and physical w<di itr oi t Ik* pupils, mid. in tin- liilure. in a s-auei'i ;. taiKT people.—Go;r ' Stauikml '

Ml' .Mili-fcey and Ids parUt have e|.p. s A all tlic measures parsed and piojxiMd on tueutv rears to nuke land av-iiial.!.- i- i seltlaiiwu!. While profess it 1C In halimii.l thr' settler., tiipv have dnnc all in Ham power to prevent. ins multiplication, and 1 hry have, insisted all p'opusn.h; in ,slni|iii:y and facilitate luTnurement of propel i h>. - Wellington ‘ Tim' s.’

The farmer has for veins past been victimised by the middleman, and unless ho receives better treatment bo may yet have to demand a, system. of eo-optralivo maikcting.—Wainn aji.t ‘ Age.’

hubrtidv tolhe ]>iitic.’u Navy is li fter for New Zealand than having a “ lin-|>ot n ivy o; her nwii,-- MurllKinn'yh ‘Herald.'