The CAPE GOVERNMENT offer the following advantages to AGRICULTURAL ISTS, Married or Single, desirous of Emi grating to Cape Colony : — 1. — Laud in the finest Agricultural and Grazing districts of the Cape at 10s per acre, the payment to be made in ten years, at One Shilling the acre per year. 2. — A Free Passage for the Settler and Family. Age of Emigrant not to exceed 45. Good references required. For further particulars and Form of Appli cation apply to WILLIAM C. BURNET, Cape Government Agent, 10 Blomfield-street, London, E.C. With such offers as thelabove before them, it is not to be expected that men with small means will undertake a long voyage to New Zealand upon the mere chance of effecting a satisfactory settlement, and with no information to guide them as to how to act when they |get there. We have at the present moment an efficient emigration staff in London, a secretary at -£600 a year, an accountant at -6400, and i three clerks and a messenger at £534 10s. As things are, they have nothing to do. We have these hundreds of thousands of acres which will shortly be awaiting settlement. We certainly think the Government would do well if they allocated a few thousands of pounds to the purpose of encouraging emigration. The country ... would cordially endorse such a proceeding, and we feel sure that unon the meeting of Parliament their action would meet with approval. There are so many attractive fields for emigration very much nearer home than New Zealand, that unless we offer special induce ments but few will come in our direc tion, We do not advocate indiscrim inate aid being given to every Tom, Dick, or Harry, who is discontented with his lot, or incapable of earning a living at home. There are thousands at the present moment, who by reason of the agricultural depression of the last three years, would bo ouly too glad to realise upon their little proper ties, and invest in farms iv New Zea land. Such men as these require to be looked up, and the advantages of the country set before them in a proper light. 