IMMIGRATION.
passengers bv wakanui
(Pcr wSscSti u , ST yitetey. Mr Uanby met the immigrants described 2T no , _ most satisfactory class. Off‘nominated and agisted passengers there were forty-five, including ten children. Those who were assisted out k” tho High Commissioner numbered r.urliteon They were made up of seven 'domestic" servants, two farmers, f,v„ taT laborers, one wife joming her husband, and three children, Ilieso bTO St between them a declared ca]nKf Of £I7OO. The remaining and nominated passengers «« ma'lo «P »' three farmers, eleven domestic scripts seven farm laborers, and four wives who are joining their husbandsalready settled here. Miss Bremner, of the Women’s Labor Bureau boarded the vessel in the stream. She had a. fruitless quest for domestic help ’jhrnh is s till much in demand m Wellington. The passengers of this class by the \ «- kanui were not at present looking for engagements. air. Proctor of tW Labor Department, also interviewed the third-class passengers, and ge'' them information relative to the labor prospects.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2527, 14 June 1909, Page 4
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162IMMIGRATION. Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2527, 14 June 1909, Page 4
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