Between November 1 and February 28, the Canadian Government requires that adult passengers shall have at least $50 (£10) in their possession at time of landing, and $25 (£5) for each person under eighteen, together with necessary transportation, or money equal to cost of transportation, to their destination in Canada. Between March 1 and October 30 the money requirement is $25 (£5) and $12·50 (£2 10_s._). Exceptions to this are persons going as farm labourers and domestic servants who can prove to Immigration Authorities that they have assured employment. They must also be provided with means to reach destination. Also immigrants, whether male or female, going to reside with a relative who is able and willing to support such immigrant, providing immigrant has the means of reaching the place of residence of such relative:— 1. Wife going to husband. 2. Child going to parent. 3. Brother or sister going to brother. 4. Minor going to married or independent sister. 5. Parent going to son or daughter. NOTE D. COST OF PASSAGE AND BAGGAGE ALLOWANCE. There are no assisted passages except, in some provinces, loans by Government to domestic servants. The steamship fares are: Second class, from £8 to £12; children from one year to twelve years, half fare; infants under twelve months, £1. Third class, £5 to £10; children from one year to twelve years, half fare; infants under twelve months, 10_s._ The fare by rail charged to newcomers is one penny a mile. Colonists are allowed free on ocean steamers twenty cubic feet of baggage for second cabin, and ten cubic feet third-class. On railways in Canada and the States one hundred and fifty pounds for each adult, and seventy-five pounds for each child’s half-fare ticket are carried free, but this applies only to personal effects. No single piece of baggage of over two hundred and fifty pounds will be carried on passenger trains, but must be sent by goods train. This must be done also, at additional charge, in the case of all goods not wearing apparel or personal effects. If free baggage allowance as above is exceeded, the extra charge on steamship will be 9_d._ per cubic foot, second cabin; and 6_d._ per cubic foot, third-class. On the railways the extra charge will be 12 per cent. of the colonist fare for each one hundred pounds or part thereof. SALVATION ARMY TICKETS COVERING COST OF BED AND FOOD ON RAIL AT INCLUSIVE RATES. To Vancouver, for British Columbia, £17 15_s._; to Calgary, £15; to Medicine Hat, £14 10_s._; to Regina, £13 10_s._; to Winnipeg, for Manitoba, Alberta, and Saskatchewan, £12 5_s._; to Toronto, for Ontario (10_s._ less from Southampton), £9 5_s._ The figures quoted cover third-class accommodation on the ocean and colonist railway car in Canada. Passengers travelling second-class on the ship can add the extra.