Page 73.-3rd November, a.m. high-water height, for
"4 ft. 8 in." read "14 ft. 8 in."
Page 76.-25th September, p.m. high-water height, for
"11 ft. 1 in." read "12 ft. 1 in."
Page 77.-14th October, p.m. high-water time, for
"10 h. 2 m." read "10 h. 20 m."
Page 93.-10th August, a.m. low-water time, for
"1 h. 22 m." read "2 h. 22 m."
Page 93.-23rd August, a.m. high-water height, for
"8 ft. 11 in." read "7 ft. 11 in."
Page 94.-19th September, a.m. high-water time, for
"5 h. 40 m." read "4 h. 40 m."
Page 95.-2nd November, p.m. low-water time, for
"10 h. 19 m." read "10 h. 59 m."
Page 102.-19th February, p.m. high-water time, for
"11 h. 59 m." read "10 h. 59 m."
Page 103.-3rd April, a.m. high-water time, for
"11 h. 39 m." read "10 h. 39 m."
Page 105.-8th July, a.m. high-water time, for "2 h. 5 m."
read "3 h. 5 m."
Page 107.-16th December, p.m. high-water height, for
"13 ft. 6 in." read "13 ft. 1 in."
Page 107.-18th December, a.m. high-water time, for
"2 h. 42 m." read "3 h. 42 m."
Page 108.-22nd February, a.m. high-water time, for
"7 h. 24 m." read "8 h. 24 m."
Page 111.-23rd November, p.m. high-water time, for
"5 h. 39 m." read "4 h. 39 m."
Page 113.-6th May, a.m. high-water height, for
"25 ft. 10 in." read "25 ft. 3 in."
Page 122.-20th February, cancel p.m. high water.
Page 122.-21st February, insert a.m. high water, O h. 9 m.,
11 ft. 9 in.
Page 127.-24th November, a.m. high-water height, for
"4 ft. 4 in." read "11 ft. 4 in."
Page 127.-12th December, a.m. high-water height, for
"O ft. 11 in." read "10 ft. 11 in."
Page 131.-12th October, a.m. high-water time, for
"11 h. 53 m." read "10 h. 53 m."
Page 132.-13th March, p.m. high-water time, for
"2 h. 34 m." read "3 h. 34 m."
Page 135.-14th October, p.m. high-water time, for
"9 h. 28 m." read "9 h. 38 m."
Page 137.-26th May, a.m. high-water time, for "3 h. 50 m."
read "0 h. 50 m."
Page 138.-25th August, a.m. high-water time, for
"2 h. 22 m." read "3 h. 22 m."
Page 139.-28th October, a.m. high-water time, for
"6 h. 48 m." read "5 h. 48 m."
Page 144.-27th March, a.m. high-water time, for
"11 h. 41 m." read "10 h. 41 m."
Page 145.-19th April, p.m. high-water time, for
"6 h. 49 m." read "5 h. 49 m."
Page 145.-14th May, a.m. high-water height, for "9 ft. 3 in."
read "10 ft. 3 in."
Page 147.-2nd November, a.m. high-water height, for
"11 ft. 2 in." read "10 ft. 2 in."
Page 149.-10th May, a.m. high-water time, for
"9 h. 33 m." read "10 h. 33 m."
Page 149.-24th May, a.m. high-water time, for
"11 h. 40 m." read "10 h. 40 m."
Page 149.-9th June, a.m. high-water time, for
"11 h. 46 m." read "10 h. 46 m."
Page 150.-29th August, a.m. high-water height, for
"11 ft. 8 in." read "12 ft. 8 in."
Page 151.-22nd October, p.m. high-water time, for
"9 h. 53 m." read "1 h. 53 m."
Page 151.-23rd October, p.m. high-water time, for
"2 h. 25 m." read "2 h. 45 m."

Immigration and Emigration Returns.

RETURN of IMMIGRATION to and EMIGRATION from the DOMINION of NEW ZEALAND during the MONTH of FEBRUARY,
1916, showing the Places from which Persons arrived and to which they departed, and the Ports of Arrival and Departure.

ARRIVALS FROM AND DEPARTURES TO DIFFERENT PLACES.

The excess of the arrivals in New Zealand over the departures therefrom during the month of February, 1916, was therefore 278 persons, as against 256 in the corresponding month of 1915.

ARRIVALS AT AND DEPARTURES FROM DIFFERENT NEW ZEALAND PORTS.*

CHINESE (included above).

Arrivals.

Departures.

NOTE.-Figures of arrivals and departures do not include members of Expeditionary Forces.

• It is important to mention that, in the returns from which this table is made up, immigrants to the Dominion are all counted at the first port of arrival, and emigrants at the final port of departure.

MALCOLM FRASER,
Government Statistician.

Census and Statistics Office,
Wellington, 16th March, 1916.