FROM OVERSEAS.
EXCESS or ARRIVALS. FIGURES FOR SEPTEMBER. In the month of September, the number of people arriving in Auckland from overseas exceeded the departures by 137. In each of the preceding months of the present year the position was reversed. *Rom March onwards there is usuallv a big exodus of travellers to the old world, and last month there was a considerable pilgrimage Svdneywards for the Eucliarastie Congress. The arrivals and departures for nine months of the present yetu, with the corresponding totals for 19*7 recorded as follows:— Inwards. Outwards. 1925. 1027. 1928. 1927. February '1,323 1,764 i"«! 1123 March ... 993 j W23 April .... 96S 9eo 1.907 jf„ y „ 1077 1 7 «<> 1285 140? juiv iS$ ng August ... 845 1,054 1 445 Jf-? September 1,077 1.299 mo 1^73 Totals . 10.511 12,470 12,932 12,666
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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 232, 1 October 1928, Page 8
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134FROM OVERSEAS. Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 232, 1 October 1928, Page 8
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