NATIVE BORN AND WORK.

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 163, 12 July 1928, Page 6

NATIVE BORN AND WORK.

I AN IMMIGRANTS VIEWS. ; (To tie Editor.) i Would you allo"K- e<? to he?—?r s letter i about employment for Xew Zealanders by a J grandchild of the pioneers of the ytar 1542? ■ After Telling , of her earliest rerninis-T-eneeE of j the hardship? her j<eople met ■with, your correi ?j>ondent ends her letter by saying that the ! oldest grands-ou of this pioneer ciiiid cannot ' find work in this city as he unfortunately ha* j not just arrived in the country, ■which the I considers is a biz drawback. Well, if the I forefathers had the grrit to "win <y2t in spite ; of ail the hardship? they suffered, why s-qtieak I about this being unable to tnd work in Auc-kiand ? New Zealand i? a fairly I place in which to look for a job. \\ ty stsT;in AucklaJid :• And if he ■β-ss a Ee— arriral j he would find a job without talking about hit j forefathers, who perhaps rr.ade it possible for ■the pioneers of to con:-:- here, arjd if beitij ! born in Xf«- Zealand fives a pers-oa preferenr* j ever all other?, time* have chsnred s iuce ths j 1542 pioneer? landed here. In iact. they -srere J new arrivals then, and their de.?-<?eE.daj2ts r»i I born here, an e - ent vrhich they had no ssy in. j In conclusion, let rne refer this grandchild of ! the pioneers to the reap of the ■srr.rld. where ! he will find that th«re are other place? to look 1 for work outside Xetr Zealand, and to =tudy [the following line? by an early pioneer in ;i e ! cause of poor humanity: Fr.r a' that, sr.d a' That. I*'? Tft f.'T £' TbS". Thar rnaa v> estj Th pr '■■>r brothers be for a' ths:. I an: just a new arrival of sonie 7>'rar?' staod- | :ii2 and have had to To r p t trork. and ■ will d" 5o arahi. I have carried rry "swa;:*' I here and dusted n;ileitoDes els-e^'her?. SCOTTY.