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I! ~ aiiiioiiiiced that the steamers ..niCoimtliic will not be the last ~:2p tn load urain for the "United ".!,„ t i U s M"ison at the Los per toil !7,l'in'i.'lil Die Fodcral-Tlouldyr-I-. Line sii- uiicr Fifoshirc, loading 'loni'i roi West Coast ports of illlmrl Kingdom, and the Tvser I ~« siniiK i Indrabarah, which t'ul-.ii in November fi,Mi„ii will ln.id gruin at the pre-t-Vi 'p M> i '''l iales. ' f-Ripnl- i"- i">« duo at LyltelLon I ,imi' li"in Hie Chatham Islands. I S.dini will leave Lyttelton to-. L fur Diinedin and Timaru, and Kturn (<> that port on Saturday i la*te loading for Wangaiiui. • |ii'HKt the 500 odd passengers liy „ 'iWine tn-dav from Xondon were . iisLwd immigrants, comprising 39' ih-d 13 children. 'Chore were 19 abdadults and 10 children, while . II -Ms and two children were ap;rord tr the High Commissioner. Lho - era-sis consisted of 15 domestics, twrnmers, two farm laborers, nine ire rejoining their husbands, and' one Kskaper. The capital brought by siaisrants ranged from £25 to £6O. L»!kivsm're, due at Auckland from iskon October 30, is bringing-16.as-ii adult- emigrants, including two jess, two farm laborers, and three zaics. One of the farmers has a ■ ;iiilof£2so.