LOVE OF PLEASURE.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVI, Issue XLVI, 30 May 1914, Page 12

LOVE OF PLEASURE.

Judged by the report" of the committee of management of the Grand Lni^^9^ der of Oddfellows in New {south Wales the love of pleasure and amusement is becoming more deeplyrooted than ever in the Australian mind, and even affects the otherwise good work which is accomplished by the officials of the various friendly societies Jho trouble appeared] the report stated, to be almost chronic; r.ot only in the country, but also in Sydney aitj other metropolitan centres, an ci gagement for pleasure or sudden resolution to have a "night out" at the "pictures" was quite sufficient to civert the steps of the member from the straight and narrow path of duty to the lodge to the. broader one of amuse aent.