produced a copy of a pamphlet published in England, which contained the subject matter of the Lectures delivered by Mr.F. during his visit to that country. This was shown to me. The chief features were, 1st That every inducement was held out, and every facility afforded for immigration 2nd That land was always available and of good quality; that the two Govts. were using every effort to ensure a constant supply of it, that there was always and over abundant quantity for sale and lease by private parties advertized in the Newspapers the average being now lower than from 1,000 to 1,500 acres weekly. Now Mr. F. asserts that the people are only brought out to be victimised, and that having by means of their agents secured a stream of immigration, the Govt. care not to trouble themselves with providing them with land.