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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 18955, 4 March 1936, Page 3

FATHER'S ADVICE TO HIS DAUGHTER & © © * fH '^ my dear, you're right where your Mother was, when K she was your age. Try to be as helpful a wife to John as she was to me. "T CAN see now I was very selfish, and did not realise what a nice comfortable home means to a netfv bride. < 4 T F I had my time over again, I'd do exactly what I'm advising you to do now. Furnish your home well with good quality furniture. Humphrey's enable you to have a well-furnished home, and you just pay out of income. "\UHAT a lovely start in your married life. A home well * furnished is the ambition of all home lovers, and Humphrey's Easy Payment Scheme will enable you to have all this without any worrv. -»«>XXXSX3^ l *XS3tt*^^

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MODERN EDUCATION EFFECT ON MIGRATION VIEWS OF SCOTTISH M.P. BRISBANE, Feb. 22. Mr. F. A. Macquisten, K.G., member of the House of Commons [or Argyle, who passed through Brisbane on the Marella, said, that immigration to Au 5,,..,);., ~..,);., iv,,,,, Great Britain had been rendered more difficult by tin- educational svstem common It. most AngloSaxon countries, which encouraged a distaste for hard work. He also ndvor rated the employment of black Inborn iu the tropics. Mr. Macquisten. is chairman of directors of the Australian Carbide Company. Tasmania, and is on a business visit to the works. Education to-day. he declared, had n tendency to deprive the rising generation of' initiative, and seemed mainly directed to making them fitted socially for citv jobs. "If in the coarse ct earning' his daily bread," he said. ' a man happens to- soil bis hands, and should be nerspire at bis job, it is a had blot on his escutcheon. ' He added that, from the knowledge lie had of Australia over a number of visits, it appeared to him that white labour in Australia was standing in its own licbt in refusing to employ black labour for doing what was known as coolie labour in the tropics. There must he inanv industries* in the Commonwealth 'in which it would be possible to utilise black labour. .

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