They can get as many bushels'from an acre as they can m Great Britain ; they can keep their cattle m the open air the whole year round ; and they can lay down land to grass which will feed the year round from two to five sheep to the acre. The development of tho transport of frozen commodities opens to them r e«v prospects. They can send dairy produce.and fruit m the refrigerators to arrive m the Northern Hemisphere at the time when summer m the south is winter m the north. It is undeniable that the area of wheat-growing laud is yearly narrowing compared with the prodigious increase of the world's population, and when one 1 sees what a trifling fraction is the total import of wheat and meat and dairy produce now s(!iit by Australasia set against the figures of the'total millions of importation, there is no reason 'to doubt that cereals and dairy products and fruit will yield larger profits than hitherto, whilst the frozen meat trade will continue to extend. Ah to the future of New Ze-riana, the facts briefly sketched are sufficient to enable everyone to form his own judgment. Here is a country with a temperate climate, eminently fertile and peculiarly healthy. It possesses good harbors, use ful rivers, and an extensive seaboard, which, iv course of time, will be tlu resort of numerous fishing fleets, for there is little doubt that productive fish ing banks will be found m the \;;do soa that stretches east, west and south from the short-s of the Colony. It possesses vast mhitiwl resources, whilst its abun dance of coal and water power particularly fits it for manufacturing industries. It !wis, m fact, all the material resources for manufacturing, mining, arid agriculture, lastly, and most important, it has an industrious, energetic and thrifty popuht tion, The early settlers were determined men of strong fibre, resolved to spare no exer tion m the " heroic work " of eolonisa r l ion. From time to time thoy were fol lowed by others of the same cluracter. Whon they were able to increase the population by assisted immigration, thu yreatcsjt care was exercised m selecting the immigrants. The Government has of late years rested m the hands of the colonists. They attach the utmost importance to the education of the entire people. 