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Clutha Leader, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11, 11 August 1911, Page 8

A correspondent writes to the Tara- | liaki 'Daily News' of a case that has come under his notice which he charaeterises'as the most shocking he has been acquainted with. A recently-arrived immigrant was engaged by a fanner not very many miles from New Plymouth to do farm work. His "bed" for the night was in the corner of a stable, and his bed-covering a cover that had just. been taken oft' a horse's back. His food might easily have been mistakeu-'for pigs' food. Three days lie stood this, but the food and accommodation lie was provided with then told on him and he had to "return to town for medical attention, and now is in a critical state of health. The remuneration for his (services was to have been los » week!