THOUGHTS FOR THE TIMES.
Sound Advick. "1 have a general impression,” said Sir Finest Rutherford, at Auckland, "that the way to promote migration is to get out boys of lonriecn years ol age and upwards, and train them lor Ihe part they will have to play in this new land. Such hoys, by the time they have grown to manhood, will have become accustomed to the country and its wavs, and should make valuable settlers." .hist then the distinguished sclent isi looked across Auckland harbour. and saw Home boats anchored ill
the stream as a result of the seamen's
strike. This hl'otlght forth the remark: " What a pity it is to see those ships there, when there is so much for them to do. Things are had enough without this happening. Why can't the men go hack and have their diflVrcrences settled at Home l-”
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Hokitika Guardian, 2 October 1925, Page 2
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145THOUGHTS FOR THE TIMES. Hokitika Guardian, 2 October 1925, Page 2
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