"BOOSTING."

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10512, 29 December 1911, Page 4

"BOOSTING."

Australia, following ini the wake otf Qaroada, m stainting a "boosting" tfamipiaiiign' in the Moitlheir Cbunftiry. A tfuOHtog!® advertisement appeals dm tihfe "Daily Mail" of October 25th, which reads as Mows: —'' WantefcL, 20,000 people for Soiimy Austraffiiiao wilueire the sum shinies 325 dayis of the year. A land with a. greater sphere of opportunities in. every walk of Me than any other country on the face of the globe. . A world' by itsieif, where hospitaildity reigns supreoiue, auidi a wa/ran ahvaits ail bariesT aaud 1 ntariiustr&ous .peopOte. Tlhe Comimonweolth is am ideal government of tihe peoipflle, by t!hie peoplte, for tlhe peopilie. A country where the labouaiing man works outdoors 8 hoiwe a day uoildier ideal' coaiditiOaißi all 1 the year round, which adds. 20 years to M& average life. Tlk'e Oialy White Man/a Country. • A larger peaiecautage of the people own their own 'homes than, any otihea' Gousuky. Aiuisitiiallii)a postsesses the moet salubrious ciKar-ato, tod, is mot subjected to extfcremes aiiHl. cbld..lt is. tlie great counltry a>tfe« of good &<&s> liand) ctain ofttadned in;. every ,Sfiate". .The and) stock riaising aire unequalled a&y--wlhe(rie. A w Lacrge as <afll Europe wiilthout Riuts&ia,. with, a pojpuihfc&otn: not Sts large ais Lcxadotn. At the present rate of immigration) th<o popuOfaition will be. douib-Jgd in the next tea year®. Every steamier Leaving for Australia, for the next four months is Booked to its fulliesSt capacity. One boat alone, carrying 1500 people, left .England last week for this gramid, amid gltoriiou® country. Hie Brightest Spat, iai our great British Empire. Its devotion, amd loyaJity to tihe Empire lias becai demonstrated over and 'c>vei' again by events whadh are now history. Wh(y not make Ausfcrttiftai yoon* home?"