IMMIGRANTS TO N.Z.
Trade Leader Asks For More (NJZ. Press Association) DUNEDIN, May 13. If New Zealand wanted to progress further she would have to' increase her immigrants, preferably skilled and semi-skilled workers, the leader of the New Zealand trade mission to Australia (Mr G. W. Lane) said today. Australia’s great progress recently was largely because of her big annual influx of immigrants, he said. New Zealand’s immigration figures, even when the size of Australia was taken into consideration, were far behind. Mr Lane said there were two main reasons why Australia was progressing so well—access to ready money and a quickly growing population. Vision and energy were being shown in developing these.
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Press, Volume CII, Issue 30130, 14 May 1963, Page 4
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