RELIEF MEASURES

Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 1, Issue 135, 30 January 1932, Page 5

RELIEF MEASURES

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CHAM53E FORECAST « 4 .. r v • UNEMPLOYED TO BE ASS^ISTED 1 INTO 5 PRObU CTIVE WORK : * ' - IN'b'OtJNTRA v'" '3 f. MR; COATES'S STAT|3MENT

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Auckland, Friday. 'B.efore winter^ T hope the 'people of New* £ealand wilTsee qufte k* remarkaBle chah'ge in the"way'in which thfe G-qvernmerif" is going* to deafwith the unemploymerit prohlem,"' said *the Rt. HbnV Mr "b'. 'Coates, *' Minister 'in Charge 'of UriemploymOnt, speaking at Helensville. "^ossibly hefore long 10,000 at present ih the cities wjl| move to the coUntfy districth, "wfiere th'e whole bf their ef^orts will be cTevbted' fb* increasing "production, >r Ee 'continued. '"There may he perhaps' TpTOO registered Mnehiployed before the winter i's'over and 250,000 in'resultant rh'ffieultifes,'!* added'MF.' Coates! "It is hot the* 'Govefnmeht's* joh ""to*" keep them, but to make" *a" roa'd operi" fbr them to1 help "ihemselyes. 'The 'peojplfe must realise'that it "is only thrlft arid perSevererice that will'see therii throughl!' Mr." pbates* also made reference to the increased. "iriter est "in gold'' pro'duction arid* the increased numBer of pfospectors carrying ori opei'atioris. yithm "three "months 3^0" men ha'd gorie "prospecting and ariotHer lOOp Were ready'f'o move' out to auriferbus (JiStricts. ft wa*s piossiBle that iri'*12 mbriths* tHere" might " |>e 50PQ men e'arriing their living hy searchihg" for gqld. ' ' ' " "