SUBSIDISED WAGES.
(By TeJsgraph—Own Coi-reapotKien t.) DUNEDIX, this day. A deputation to tl» Minister of Labour, the Hon. H. T. Armstrong, to-day asked that sustenance men should be subsidised to bring their earnings to the level of the basic wage. He replied that half the people of New Zealand would be on sustenance if that were done. "We will provide full employment for as many as possible," he added, "but we are not going to introduce a system ; of relief payment that will pay men better than if they are working." Half-price offer on Morley's all-silk hose, full fashioned in cambode, flesh, r French grey and light fawn, Bi, 9, 9J s only, originally 13/11, for 6/11. JCL's " half-price clearance days of sale.—John Court, Ltd., Queen Street. — (Ad.) j
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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 46, 24 February 1937, Page 5
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