“The task of helping New Zealanders is becoming enormous,” writes a former New Zealand resident now living in London, to a friend in New Plymouth. “Many of them have come over here without any means looking for jobs they cannot get, because of lack of qualifications. London is no Eldorado, especially in these days, and a man has to be particularly smart and capable if he is to get in anywhere and hold his position. It is far better for the New Zealander to stay in his own country, where, generally speaking, he has a better chance of achieving something than he has in overcrowded England.’
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Southland Times, Issue 22215, 6 January 1934, Page 3
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