THE EMIGRATION QUESTION
A WARNING AND ITS REJOINDER, Press Associatiou-By Telegraph-Copyright. LONDON, February 5. (Received Feb. 5, at 10.30 p.m.) Hie Morning Post warns intending immigrants Jo disregard tho Newcastle (New South Wale.s) Labour Council's communication to the Parliamentary Labour Committee. Tho council represents that, the supply of labour greatly exceeds the demand,' and that men of all rank are earning a precarious livelihood, undertaking W rk for irltich they aro 'unfitted. It "protests against tho Government uegotiatiw with the Salvation Army. ° The Morning Post averts that, emigralion is" conducted in the best possiblo my bj persons who are compelled to confer tho laws of supply and demand. It considers that the efforts of the Newcastle Labour ring to retard economic progress aro unjustifiable.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 14441, 6 February 1909, Page 9
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