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Migration policy speech outlines Australia white Australia aim
Hon Neville Howse reviews migration controls at Dulwich Hill emphasising preservation of British-born population. He explains nomination and passage rules, quota impacts from the United States, and limited arrivals from Italians Russians Syrians and Albanians while welcoming Scandinavians Germans and French with landing money requirements. The speech defends government actions to regulate alien migration and curb non British settlement.
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Sir Neville Howse
Vic
Home and Territories
Dulwich Hill
N.S. W
Porpease
Fomirwion
Commonwealth
Acts
Australia
United States of America
South Africa
Henry Parkes
Gordon
Mor. Theodore
Aliem
Iwstralia
Hor
Mepa
of Allen
United States
Europe
Australis
Wari
Ee Petween
Great Britain
Aetratia
Russan
Femicinne
Req
Pouness
Ecru
Citalee Itoms
Department of Homme and Territories
Department of Territories
Tar Grant
Jaresty