"A great,.many- people . forget the part ;4.-,-ti r oma?i E-Uy-S-jfl. ft e ' settlement of land,” said the Hon. -O ,J.-. Hawken, Minister -of - Agriculture, : speaking ■ at Huapai" (states "tire- '‘New Zealand Herold”): :*.T-am quite, sure-..that if farmers .;were; te'-make their surroundings better,-,it.;Wpnld. T be-.to the; advantage of everyone lam satisfied -that one of the reasons for the dri.ftlto. .the.. towns is that : women/find it -hard to live in the eountrv. - There are hard conditions which. 1 believe, cbuld be avoided in some cases, and. I am; sure if you pay more attention ’tor’tiiat’ tiian: in 'th-e'_ past it .will have good effect.”
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Dominion, Volume 20, Issue 42, 13 November 1926, Page 9
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