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Objects.

1.	To prosecute in cases of cruelty, seduction, outrage, or excessive violence to women and children.
2.	To give advice and aid to women who have been cruelly treated.
3.	To make provision for children in homes when it is found the parents or guardians are unfit persons to have charge of them.
4.	To agitate for the improvement of the Statute Laws with a view to the more effectual protection of women and children.
5.	To organise Girls' Clubs for social intercourse and mutual improvement.

The Subscription Fee for membership is fixed at Five Shillings (5s.) per annum, payable yearly or half-yearly, but the Society is always open to receive Donations of any amount.

Donations or Subscriptions in aid of the Society will be thankfully received by the Secretary, and such amounts will be acknowledged upon the Society's printed Receipt forms. Receipts given upon any other forms than these are invalid.

The Secretary will also be glad to hear from any country sympathisers who would be willing to act as an Aid Committee for their district.

The work of an Aid Committee is to collect funds, to assist in carrying on the work, and to report any cases of cruelty, seduction, outrage, or excessive violence to women and children occurring in their district, to the Secretary, when the necessary enquiries will be made (without mentioning name of informant) and the matter placed before the Executive to take whatever steps may be necessary in the case.