IMMIGRATION.
We( r Nfcw Zealand .Times ’) have to thank Mr Brown, General, f r the annexed return of immigration and emigration during the year 1875. From the statement it will be seen that the excess of immigration over emigration for' tW' past year was 25,694, of whom 16,113 were males and 10,581 females. The net gain of population by immigralion was made up as under:— From United Kingdom 21437 From British Colonies ... ... 1*987 From other places ... 2*280 Thesefignresare highly satisfactory.’ and prove the high N esteem in which New Zealand is held. The following is .the stateme.it ia question : J Return of the 'immigration and emigration during the year 1875 ;
‘ . 1 ■ . i Immign ation immigration. Excess of migration oxer Emigration M.' F. M. F M. F. Unit. Kingdom British Colonies Otherplaces ... t' Totrf :r :r^ 12784 4627' 2540 9502 1927 929 443 3446 899 256 nsi 290 12291 1181 1641 9146 796 639 10901 12358 4788 1777 15133 10581
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Evening Star, Issue 4033, 29 January 1876, Page 3
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159IMMIGRATION. Evening Star, Issue 4033, 29 January 1876, Page 3
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