Nominated Immigration.

Wairarapa Standard, Volume XIX, Issue 1844, 14 June 1886, Page 3

Nominated Immigration.

Tbs Auckland Herald gars:— Notwithstand lag the cry of depre.-siou the stteam I nominated imungt.tots is well kept up. 1 1 e parti** litre have .tu pay Jtln *iv/wu i i eaiiu g.iuit, the ciaggea nominate I requirnm to be farming people, married or tingle, a d ting t wouicD who are domestic servant. Trad etiiieu an i mtcuanica can only be nominate l to the uominitors ghi u g iuDjUi u<l guarantees for concUut employment on ariivtl, and then only in gpeciai eases, w.tu the sanction of the Minister for Immigration. The Jt 10 paya all depot chargee in Kng>and, outfit, bedding, etc., on chipboard, and entitles the parties nomi Dated to passage by direct steamer. This chut of immigration is found to be the very bast poeaible, and ia leading to the introduction of a mpetior data of immigrants. Colonists do not pay £lO a herd to bring ont Ute dronea and “ bad eggs " among their relatives in tbs mother countries, but rather friends who will be a source of strength, and a credit to them. Considerable strictness is exercised at the AgentOenerads oAee, both as respects the health and oharaetar of the applicants In the case of theugle women, (her have to give references and a satisfactory account of themselves, as to whether at boms or at teniae for two jean previously.