IMMIGRATION.
MR L. C. AMERY’S VIEW'S. Ty Telegraph-—Press Asßoclation-CoryrigiA Australian and N.Z. Cable Association. (Received November 30, 1.30 p.m.? LON DO S>. November 29. Mr L. C. Aini’fv addressed the Ainnt:Hester CliamVier of (.omme-rro on Empire ©migration. He said: 44 Emigration from .Britain to regions where mitur.'ij resources existed brought about a quicker creation of wealth. U.-.ing tn the dislocation of the immigration machinery in the Dominions, and the increase in passenger rates, it was ten iiiv)»t\ more difficult for a man to emigrate non- than before the war. Tr. was ; a rp.ial mistake to think that. Empire i cmigration was tlie immediate cure for ! ail unemployment ■. Llo ti<eat. ir. in that spirit would only result in disastrous failure.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16903, 30 November 1922, Page 8
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