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Temuka Leader, Issue 10305, 4 March 1922, Page 3

At Auckland a girl of 17, Aeiuu Me Waller, pleaded guilty to having stolen from her .employers, Sehneideuian Bros., £32S Is (id. between H3th December and 17tli January. Evidence showed that she was a cashier, and altered entries in the daily cash book She was committed lor sentence. A Wanganui resident furs just received a letter from Scotland which contains a gloomy view of the out look in that country. Some «t the big steel works,' employing tens of thousands of hands, have been in operation only three out of twelve months, and the conditions of poverty in the industrial districts are.appall'h(g. During the par period the men ■were paid big wages, hut that no .provision was made by them lor the V r ruiiiy day,” Families which caivw'-d nil,, to £'2m a week are now depending on charily, and tile outside world ha# little - conception of the real condition .of the unemployed in industrial centres. •

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