BOY IMMIGRANTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 16 October 1925, Page 4

BOY IMMIGRANTS.

,\ nnrnsii aihvdmdxt. A 1 'OK LAX I), Oat. 11. Ilia desirability In eueouruyiny the imt, deration el' It ays ft mu (.'real Britain m.her ilia Council 01' Overseas Settlement. erj'anisod by th.e Church of Ktt.deml. was emphasised by Air ,1. la. Alakyil| a.t a meeting of the Auckland I' iitamu A ITlim.i. .'•!r Alnkgiii said that the oryauis.tlian e>!tdiltshed in Kngland to eticom’a.o" the 111 i.o-in t ion of boys to the Dominant i kinmcd revenue from a Hov.rmi.eui uvani, and imm ihtireh calleei! atin 1-i.Lmb parishes 111 Croat llrit.o'u. It wtts lies.:red la fsiahlisli :tu organisation in the Dnuiiniou t > link up will: that ei Knyhmd. u. make artaneienteiics for the reception, and. if possible. 1e n: | ; 1 ,: 1 y training o[ Ibe Dps before placing thom. The I hoard U..S pro-pared !■, contribute t .vat is tile (-list ~f administration ov- r--e.as. am! v, ouhl hud money for pay-

ment of a secretary. Air Alnkgiii said that Archbishop .\verill had received a b’t ter J ram the eimueil in Knglund giving ti,nails nl the oriMiiisat ion. It was sUggeste-d the he d e,nominee shmild forward nominations mi bloc, and that pi r' ahly tliK) keys 1 mild he ahsorhetl to the North Island ami h’dtl in the South Island annually. The secretary of the Danners' I'nion. Air W. llttey, had informed him that he could have placed ibid hoys in emph'.yment last year.

Mr Alakeill added that a committee luu.l h-eu formed in Auckland, and it wais desired that the Danners' Dnii.n should ee-opera'ii with i' in Hie work outlined. He sti eyes led that a tlieml. r of | lie executive should I," appointed to the 11.mmii tee.

Y.items tywlais stir,rant'd the prop, -ml. It v. -o' decided to up]) bi.i the 1 1'.tit nt;t t. Air ('. ('. Aftir.ro. to represet! 1 1 lie executive on the entnmittea.