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Total ;e8a Say that the Society oontribntos ^ . £80 j^l60 This 160/. gives a passage at 12/. eaeh to 13 adults, as marked thus* opposite their names, leaving 4/. over. Say that they arrive in the Colony in January, 1850. No. I. gets 18/., 16/., 18/., 16., 12/. Total of wages 80/. No. III. gets 14/. „ „ 14/. No. IV. gets 18/., 16/., 12/. . . . . „ „ iG/. No. V. gets 16/., 18/., 16/., 10/. . . . „ „ 60/. £200 Remitted to England 98 Balance of wages £102 No. I. Five Adults remit each £7 10 9^ » £Z7 13 10^ No. III. One do. 7 10 9 No. IV. Three do. do. 7 10 9^ » 22 12 3f No. V. Four do. do. 7 10 9| = 30 3 1 £98 Say the families at home contribute 10 £108 This 108/. gives in December, 1850, (say the Society anticipates the remittance of 98/.,) passages to Families Nos. I., II., and III., making, with children, nine adults ; so that the first and second lot of emigrants are by the end of the year 1851, or earlier, in a position to remit the total sum now due by each fiunily, viz.. No. I. remits £28 6 If No. II. „ 6 No. Ill, „ 14 9 2i No. IV. „ 9 7 8i No.V. „ 23 16 11 Total . £81 19 lU This 81/. and odd will now give a passage to the remaining two fami- lies, Nos. IV. and V., being four adults and five children. A