Awaroa.

Kawhia Settler and Raglan Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 377, 28 August 1908, Page 3

Awaroa.

(FROM OUR CWM UUBRKbPONDKNT.) Several settlers «ra busy just now planting early poHlces. The native--are putting in iarg ) at is of potatoes, one native having planted a ton already. There seems to be great talk in the large centre- about the unemployed. It is it r : y some of them were not drafted out into the bush country, where there is plenty of work for all of them. At the present time dozens of nn n could get employment in this part of the di trio’, as several settlers are looking f r m n for boshfelling and can’t get them. I was pleased to notice that the Premier told the unemployed in Wellington protty straight that if they chose to congregate round the large centres and would not go cut to the country to work he had not much sympathy f r them. And to say I. Kaitoa | to all of them; the Government have I spoon-fed them long enough. Let them go out to the country. The King Country and Waikato alone can employ every man out of work in New Zealand at a reasonable wage.