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King Country Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 314, 23 November 1910, Page 5

A scheme for the emigration of London lads to New Zealand has been approved by the Emigration Committee of the Central (Unemployed) Body •for London. With the assistance of the Dominion Government the lads would be apprenticed with selected employers. Their earnings would be accumulated for them, and at the end of five years, with the usual Government advance of £4OO, they would be able to acquire their own land development and settlement. The committee is now preparing the first party of lads, whom it is proposed to send out at an early date. "Cider is vastly better than the majority of wines," said Sir A. K. Rollit in a lecture at the Royal Horticultural Hall, London, recently. "If it is old and matured, properly manufactured, and in good condition, I know of no beverage which is at once more pleasing and less noxious."