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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXIX, Issue 7731, 26 February 1909, Page 4

"I would suggest that ai-, we arc supplied with vegetables by Chinese," said a socialist- leader who joined the deputation which waited on Sir Joseph Ward, regarding the unemployed, m Auckland, on Saturday, "the State should start vegetable farms. You have already proposed prison-labour vegetable gardens, so why not give the unemployed the same: chance. The prisoners at ?>!<>unt Eden are supplying municinal bodies with quarry metal and other prisoners are planting trees. Tho unemployed would be glad to take on the work the prisoners are doing, and it .seems to lie coming; to this that a man will have to go to gaol to get holiest work. If Ministers of tho : Crown would put their heads together." he added, amidst laughter, ''and take, tho advice of some solid headed socialist, the difficulties would soon be over."

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