DOMESTIC HELPS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 19, 10 June 1914, Page 8

DOMESTIC HELPS.

INDUUfIMENTK TO CQMiE TO NEW ZEALANia Sy Telegraph—Press Association. Christchiißihi, Tuesday. A deputation representing Hie Canterbury domestic syndicate, winch -b under the snpr-nision of the Canterbury Sheepownoio' Union, wailed on tin Prime Minister anil a.-kej, that the Covortuncnt si.Jonld' give further assistance 'Howards bringing doiui'st.c helps to tlu Dominion. Mr JMassey, in roi>ly, s;iid that 'the Salvation Army at Home had l an ex eel lent emigration department wtliiol' had operated vory succe-r-fully in send ing ■• good class of emigrants to- Can. ada. llu bad been assured itlinit 'the Army could do t'He samp work in i'e spoct to New Zealand. It w:i.» noi sending waifs and stray- or undesirable ■> The Minister for Immigration believec that, he Would be able to get ad tin domestic helps riic wan'ed from, tin Army authorities at Home. The -Nov Zealand Oovernmcnt found it harder t< got domestic help tilaui it was to go' any other cltiss of immigrant. On tlia account extra inducements bid bcoTi of fared, and lie thought larger nuniber had come bc;-an,<e of tho-.e inducuncnts In 'reply ■['* a question., Mr llasse; •■lid tint tiVl-> Army's cmk.'r.ition opera tions extcmi'-il' all over England. 'Scot land, and Ireland He added that vitl the exception of domestic be-lps* the flo Ternment lately had been getting as man; immigrants as it wanted.