IMMIGRANT WORKERS

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 962, 3 May 1930, Page 8

IMMIGRANT WORKERS

INFLUX FROM AUSTRALIA I QUOTA SYSTEM PROPOSED Press Association . WELLINGTON, Frida? The contention that the equival®*" j work should be given for any ; made to the unemployed was adva® o*- 0 * - by a deputation from the executive c the Municipal Association which on the Minister of Internal Affair** Hon. R. A. de la Perrelle. today. Stro* exception was taken by the deputaOto the proposal of the Unemploy®* l Committee to tax local bodies, and co*' cern was expressed at the numbers & young men arriving from Austrs® search of work . The Minister said all realist ***’ the unemployment question was ling with difficulties. The Govern®®had used every endeavour to cop® * it. He would convey the deputation representations to ’ the Labour, as he was sure they won of some assistance to him. u,. i Unemployment seemed to *■* X.i creasitur, the Minister added, as work was found for some, ® came along to take their place. f According to Mr. G. A Troup, 'Wellington, a great number oi ® were coming into New Zealand Australia, men apparently only sufficient monev to pay i across. „ » “That is a very serious asp®®**...-* the Minister. **l will bring it , the Government straight away. have plenty of unemployed tf > It is not fair that we should 1 provide work for the Australia.” -£• A. member of the deputation - . I gested that there should he a . I scrutiny - - v vvin *i# i tralia, and that it necessary a system should be adopted.