... men whohave sorisen. They, inin fact, constitute the great majority of the landholders in ii.New Zealand. Both Mr. Arch in Canada and Mr. Hello. d. ayi New Zealand look at the emigration question too muh rom a newly-arrived emigrant's point of view, and ...

... pattern of a nation whose circumtatnces are thoroughly unlike our own ? It is not strange that the. people of the Dominion of Canada, knowing that var wonderful prosperity draws a tide of immigration and capital from Europe, and even through and from her ...

... amount of business done, l our present report noting the sale of a few quarters more than we were enabled to do last week. Independent, however, of l Corn the growth of this district, the supply was abundant, There was of Englisb,-Coin on offer from the eastern ...

... price of English Wheat was sup- ported. Fiour was exceedingly heavy sale, and English lo. per sack cheaper: Quited States and Canada sweet Flour is held at 3ts. to 3 3i. per barrel. Oats and Oatmeal in short supply. lBarley, Beaus, and Peas, were unaltered ...

... ceru-growbng district its around Newbury, in North Hante, ats well as, Berkahire, and all the men aind boys exhibit an air of independence not pre- viously shown. Higher wages were seaked eit this Zair, antd employers, who had come long distances to select meng ...

... in With a strong th treat I'3i i ii it a ?? oithirwiso, so as almost to Be defy 'j o?* ~ ?? Boo of Poultry. lcei 1~20! ?? CANADA.00 G4onsL.-During the breed- fat jlan', i *cIi 'r tivs his courage to the greatest onuj Vdiio a A:it1 'ii-icc the following ...