WANTED-DOMESTIC HELPS

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2170, 8 June 1914, Page 2

WANTED-DOMESTIC HELPS

: . (By ABSqctrrtioisi . Chfistfihurch, June 8, A deputation representing'the Can' terbury. Dontostie _ Synditatt, which, is uiider the .sujtervisjon of tho 'Oantevbufy Sheep-stwners tJnioii, wailfd on the I'rinte Misisiw an-d asked that the Govertlment shonljt give • terthei' assistoHM towards bringiitg dortestic liel(»S tp the Ootoifiiea. . ■ : Mr- jl.assey, j'jj regly, sskl tkttt at H*me the Salvation Army bad all <sx* eollijirt emigration departnient' wli.icj; had operated very sueqessfully ftt. sending good dtnfls of cmigrant-s to Canada and ho had been assured ttmt the Arßiy Could do tho saii'lsfi work ij'i respect to N«v Zealand. It was not se-ivdiiig mvi wmh and strays, or an<J.esirahles. The Miiikter *?f Inmiigrstiftn believed that h-j would be iMe to got all the domestic, helps lie tfa.nted from the Army autlvor* itioß at 'Hoitta. Tito Isw Zeajan4 <jov-eiiMnoii-t found it ihufder- to get the Jxropoi' stamp of domestic help from England than to get atty other class of im* migrant. On that aciiotmt, extra iHduKments bad been effisrod, and he thought tfevfc liefras rig'irt in saying that larger nnnibws -bad came because of those inducements. in rc-ply ta a' cguestiaim Mr: Massey said that tlio Saly.at.ion Army's omigra" tioii cpwiitiotts ostokfcd all oyer hind, Scotland, aad Ireland. He add#d that, with . tlio exception of t d.oaiestic ) helps tho Govwamcirt lately' iaad bceti grttiiij! as liiasiy innnigfttiits as it witiitcd. ■