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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLII, Issue 1014, 6 November 1917, Page 6

Slate men Is with regard to the- civcu|hiihm of immoral literature in the pub* ’ lie .schools were math 1 - at it mooting of ■the Auckland balneation Hoard the 'other dttv, savs the Herald. It was 'sta'lcd that two girls attending a stihj urban school in Auckland ,had bt'en I expelled for having immoral literature in their possession, i.utters received bv tlu i bottl'd iml tea Loti that childreip in I oilier schools in Auckland were being; 1 contaminated by the distribution ot : literal tire of a- low, immoral and dist ousting type. Scholars an countiy I schools were tdso reported to he coming i under the baneful influence a The matter was considered by Lite board in committee, but it was decided that copies oi 'certain ol the matters mentioned should he given to the police, to whom also 'should be handed letters at present- in the possession of the board.

I The annual return of the. Scottish Fishery Hoard states that the quantity of sea list) landed in Scotland amounted to 3,1 P-MKlUewt., of tlm value, including Uholi fish This shows an increase, on 1015 of 1.092,0H0ewt. m quantity, and of ,L‘ 1,007.085 in value, I due to the more extensive area, within which herring fishing was permitted. I PROFITABLE PATENTS. I Each day you are. brought into contact ; with scores of inventions’which have made i fortunes for the discoverers'. Perhaps you inivo an idea, that will bring you fame. Why not patent it at once, otherwise spmo--1 one else may drop on ilu> same idea, and protect if. CV>n«ult ns—our long experience and wide connection enable us to advise von, accurately. henry Hughes, Ltd. Patent Attorneys, Featberston street. Wei-