THE "WORKERS PARADISE"
CONDITIONS IN NEW ZEALAND. Upon his return from Australia. Mr H-Milk-r, of Masterton, said he had found business extremely slack in Mel bourne; there was unemployment, arm living was very expensive. Conditions were somewhat unmoved in Sydney, bnt the shone, in both cities were stocked with highpriced goods, which the merchants would not unload at a reduction, end which tla people refused to buy, believing that f fall must come in time. He bed hail the opinion expressed in Australia n»*« conditions were not satisfactory in New Zealand, but in his opinion the Dominion was a paradise compared with the Ocamonwealth just now, from the worker** point of view. -
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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 10816, 4 February 1921, Page 4
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