FOREIGN IMMIGRANTS.
Sir,-Will you please grant m „ 1 to enter my protest about foreign J*?* | wg so easily admitted to this 1 especially at the present time, I have been freely admitted here years past, mainly, to comnetl I British or New Zealand-born i» labour market. Our rights to on> i country are indisputable, and I to say that there are far too 1 foreigners here now. Why shonU i J I Chilean deserters be allowed to 1 here and be liberated on the labor* o*' 0 *'' 1 1 ket. New Zealand is the try in the world that allows this 1 of thing, and prevention is overdue 1 is not so long ago that New Zealand-f and Australians were put in": 1 deported from Canada', because tEJv* 1 there looking for work. We mustl?*' 1 exceptionally tame lot of people W*-l a New Zealander, born and bred I** 1 test strongly against our rights beita J£" 1 looked in this respect. Raw - 1
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20969, 4 September 1931, Page 12
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164FOREIGN IMMIGRANTS. New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20969, 4 September 1931, Page 12
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