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No. 2. TERMS AND CONDITIONS ON WHICH GERMAN EMIGRANTS WERE INTRODUCED INTO CAFFUARIA AND UPON WHICH THE OFFER IS MADE TO INTRODUCE THEM INTO NEW ZUALAND. The German Agents to find the capital required for selecting the Emigrants and forwarding them to, and landing them in New Zealand. Such capital to be secured on the resources of the Province —to he payable in ten years, in the meantime to pay six | er cent, interest. A Board to be appointed by the Province to approve Emigrants on arrival, none but &2)provcd Emigrants to be paid for. The Emigrants before embarking to sign an agreement to pay the passage money of themselves and families, and interest thereon, in ten years, in three equal payments, at the end of the fourth, seventh, and tenth years. Each Emigrant to receive a one acre village lot and twenty acres of country land, and an additional acre of country land for every child. £2 per acre to be paid for such land. Grant not to issue until all monies paid up (time not to exceed ten years). Provincial Government to find rations for one year, cost of which is to be repaid.

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GERMAN IMMIGRATION.