NEED FOR MIGRATION.

Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 19885, 14 May 1936, Page 7

NEED FOR MIGRATION.

i IMPORTANCE T 0 mar-In. i _... i o'rnea powens' ASPIRATIOSS. i 1 _. i VISCOUNT BLEDISL‘OE'S VIEW. i .._ ‘Unitod Press Assn—liter. Tel. Cnpyrinn. LONDON, May 13. Migration was the chiei‘ subject 01’ the speeches at a meeting 0! the Empire Society to—doy. The Dominions Secretary. Mr Malrolm .\iacimnaid, said nothing was more important in imperial afluirs than to begin migration at the earliest possible moment. The matter must eugage their host attention. ‘ The Premier of New South \\'nles. .\lr 1!. 5. Stevens, said his visit to the ‘tiontinent hail shown that its people: j\\'ere familiar with Australia. "it. il enough to say that Continental people! ‘nra thinking about Australia." he said. l“i leave it to you to consider the prohiicm in that light." i \’iscount Himiisioe said that. .\lr iSterens had referred rather mysturiousiy to the territorial ambitions 1»! ‘other countries. Moreuwr, in a imenmrandum .\lr Stevens had cit-nu. lillt‘tt among the speakers he had said: "This may in: the last opportunity English-speaking people \\'lii time 0‘ building up a British .\usu'aha.” Lorri Rledisine mlnlwi that many investors were rewriting uniy i wr ran", interest in El §;li~.h tum!” \\ih'l‘i‘N ommriuniiies -vi' T mi ~ ,w'r mug .n» \psinients Mtsied in Juanita nut .\eu (Culdil‘ [M . i