Yorkshire immigrants talk of work in New Zealand and at ‘home’
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Yorkshire immigrants talk of work in New Zealand and at ‘home’
In the 1920s there was an increase in immigrants from the more industrial areas of northern England, especially Yorkshire. One Yorkshire immigrant who arrived in 1927 was a man simply known as Mr Pearson. He had worked at a dockyard at South Bank-on-Tees. Here he and his wife discuss the differences in work practices in New Zealand compared with Yorkshire.
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Sound Archives / Nga Taonga Korero (Auckland)
Reference: MU294
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