IMMORAL LITERATURE.
The deputation which waited upon Sir Joseph Ward in o press upon him the necessity for further KatFon to prevent dissemination of immoral literature represented a very influential and acceptable phase of pub lif. nniuion Tile Press of jNow z-eaianu f nat r-allv opposed to arbitrary and tyrannical suppressions and censors),.p. bS ha" no sympathy whatever with any publication, whether periodic which deliberately panders to the vicious i f , irf , rtie tt The y ”pSion' , wS:w a Ce more easily arranged if common-sense wFs exercised by those in authority and if the prosecutions wore never institut & merely upon The suggestion of |Oine ignorant or «»» »“*g“* lß > precisian. v\ c take r +n.it wanted is the suppression of all that decent men agree should not. be 1 rnitted not the irritation of the com munib- by an attempt to and fancies.—“ New Zealand Hcialtl.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2057, 21 May 1909, Page 2
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145IMMORAL LITERATURE. Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2057, 21 May 1909, Page 2
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