"WITHOUT ENCUMBRANCE."

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 352, 1 April 1910, Page 5

"WITHOUT ENCUMBRANCE."

EMPLOYERS DEFENDED. By CaH«.—Prest A«o«latScm.—Copyrt^* London, March 30. Mr Archibald Marshall, lately Special correspondent of the Daily Mail i n Aus-' tralia, explains and defends the condi-1 tions of Australian farm station life, and adds that it a husband went alone and learned the work and conditions of he ought to be able to! bring his' family out in a year or two years, "pioviding them with a comfortable home. STATE PREMIER'S DENIAL. Sydney, March 31. Mr Wade, State Premier, has cabled to London denying the statement that! married immigrants are not wanted, and pointing out that the Government some months ago reduced fares to specially encourage this class' of immigrant ~v , VICTORIA WELCOMES FAMILIES. Received March 31. 10.25 p.m. London, March 31. Sir J. W*. Taverner, Victorian AgentGeneral, interviewed by The Times on the Victorian Government's immigration proposals, said they specially provided for married people. Special provision was made for farm laborers with families. The Times remarks that its Australian correspondent recently spoke with appreciation of the exertions of the Victorian Government. That Government was not alluded to in the article on married immigrants any more than the New South' Wales Government. The Times emphasises the point that its correspondent's criticism was directed to the attitude of some private em plovers, not against the action or inaction on the part of the State Governi ment. I =====