SETTLEMENT IN THE NEW HEBRIDES.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 22 April 1907, Page 3

SETTLEMENT IN THE NEW HEBRIDES.

ADVANTAGES OF GERMAN' METHODS. m. , **** ** - i -J» [Umrxs Pbbs Assocuhoh.— Cobx-" - sight.] f ,^ «.' *— A k (Received 10.31 a.m.l <&■ SYDNEY, Meuda^ Mr Forsayth, a settler of New Britain, wlio ie visiting Sydney, states that the German methrjjjs of colonisation are far more progressive that those <j£~Bri; tain. The Germans carefully foster, settlers, while the British authorities give no assistance and let settlers help themselves. The labour difflculty 'keeps Back development. " Nearly all labour " comes from German NeW Guinea, and the company which controls that possession restricts recruiting to -suu natives yearly. ■ ' ■ Ay

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