N.S.W. UNEMPLOYMENT
Investigators in Dominion Mr. Gordon Bennett, managing editor of the “Farmer and Settler,” New South Wales, and Mr. J. M. Coleman, assistant director of sheep and wool, New South Wales Department of Agriculture, passed through Wellington yesterday in the course of a short tour of New Zealand. Messrs. Bennett and Coleman are members of the lands settlement committee of the Unemployment Research Council appointed by the New South Wales Government, and have come to New Zealand to investigate the Dominion’s methods of settling unemployed on farms, and to Inquire into the fat-lamb industry with the possibility in view of men already on the land being encouraged to carry on lamb fattening in addition to other branches of farming. They arrived at Auckland by the Aorangi on Monday and spent yesterI day in Wellington in conversations I With the Prime Minister and departmental officers. They left late last night for Canterbury to investigate fatlamb production there, and will return to Wellington on Saturday.
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Dominion, Volume 28, Issue 113, 6 February 1935, Page 9
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