LAND HUNGER.

Press, Volume LXII, Issue 18725, 23 June 1926, Page 10

LAND HUNGER.

MINISTER HAS 4 MOTOWN MAN FAREB ii WAQEB, 'wJf -i ~ : (SPKSUt, w Tsa _ *' f WULLiN(JT6N Settlement of the . ' was urged by Labour * debate in the House iiiO iAUU. A. u. * .lu aoout ytoiyiji sf| > ijiere wua no u W at I cuv-oa mtu ou u«j KU.U. \ yviivuwj uo KUUW mat ia v tjj l S , y 1 ujai»o feouu uio uiun wuo ReauHK? uow iana wowa £»«SP j to worn tor wages, and \ dnowleuge ot tu« olamum»9 f l country. lhe wuol* OOiatutthtti^Si nave to bear jua burtytt velopment of land tor ►V MOT ' amiiuals. As it was, Htl.l''' ment woula have to per cent, of tne total on Boldier settlement, of course, fall upon th& gaa£@>. munity. But if me4nS#S were put on to the and«»ilssh»isf 4 ten, fifteen, twenty, or cent, would Have to bt -iWmMlr perhaps more. He hid'MVi®!! 1 man who, after paying aWSg i - a basis equivalent ,t0 tfet basic wage, had mad® lit , his land. < Mr W. B. Party Why do you bring The Minister: There "««& room for settlement an<J wtwiijiy I land here when the land gMnßy its proper rains, and, when stability in out export' V4ltiti.|Efe i fchia occurs the Ooverwiitet - go into the subject of land, either by negotiation# sion, and when the titnd o^U: l^^#1 ' eminent will not tafclt&U W'iaralnr compulsory dauM>toltg bpw|S% land. . But I will wit go ilSmw Court with values liittplafc, they have been for s and get well Mitel 4 r ® :Bmw -'T l, « The Minister: Thtfe it A' J ami 4 amount of settleawnt going 'teilap sent, but we oatiHoi tholrati take it at pr&jent wniia. J™§j§( only acertaia attou&t of round, and ewh must hato» ■ And I say that tThfe* matt" ' who is on the 44-hou# watlfewpl share much more easily thgn 3 iKm' i on the tand. If a ttto gfefdjtM the world and takes up lahdaijm 1 has to work much leii*** hte£jSj||§ many years, before h# is earning what the man earning.