BRITISH MIGRANTS.
SUGGESTION FOR AUSTRALIA. LONDON, July 17. ’ The Morning Post editorially urges a scheme of inter-imperial emigration upon a large scale. The Post says: “The people of Australia have created a vacuum and called it a White Australia. Br-tain can fill that vacuum with the best settlers in the world and thus save both herself and Australia, but it is not done. It is hardly even attempted. The requisite funds could be supplied by an Imperial loan. Railway engineers and workmen could be first despatched and then the settlers followed by tlieir wives and children. —A. and N.Z. cable. SETTLERS FOR NEW ZEALAND. LONDON, July IG. Earl .Jellicoo and Sir James Allen farewelled a .trainload of 610 migrants sailing b.v the Horoiata for New Zealand. ,n hiding 33 boys under the slieepowners’ scheme.- —A. and N.Z cable.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 192, 18 July 1925, Page 10
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