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Clutha Leader, Volume XXXVI, Issue 46, 19 November 1909, Page 2

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"Tim climate of New Zealand, like that i oMftigliirul, is very favorable to the I vigorous development of industries," said Mr J. I'eate, one of the Chambers ol Commerco delegates to a Christchurch pressman. New Zealand was a highly fortunate country, and being gifted with such fertile soil, should play a great part in the future of this part of the world. Tho woollen mills and boot factories were very well equipped, ami the workers were well trained and showed great aptitude for the. duties. Much land they had passed through called for labor and offered the best security for those who wished to work. Instead of. a million, New Zealand should be peopled with twenty millions of people. If those who "were centralising upon the cities for the sake of higher wages were to go out to the country the periodical problem of unemployment (which wax absurd in such . a country) would be solved onco nnd for all. If more people dwelt in tho towns than the normal requirements of tho town demanded, the speaker concluded, there was bound to Im> unemployment. But so far as he could see no one aood bo uaemployediu Now Zealand,