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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XI, Issue 766, 31 October 1854, Page 1

AN APPEAL

ON BEHALF OF THE FAMISHING JEWS, IN THE HOLY LAND. TT\ HlSlamentable matter having been reiterated -*- and made the theme of universal consider ation should not be lost sight of here. For the purpose of accomplishing the object in aid of the Jews in Palestine, and are now in view, Subscription Lists have been opened lying at the Union Bank of Australia, at the Stores of Mr. David Nathan, Shortland street, and at the Stores of Mr. Charles Davis, Queenstreet.

gUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED in aid of the distressed Jews in the Holy Land.

His Excellency Col. Wynyard 10 0 C General Fund Jewish Synagogue 20 0 C Mr. David Nathan, 2nd Subscription 20 0 C My. & Mrs. S. H. Levey 10 10 C Messrs. Brown & Campbell 10 0 C Mr. S. A« Joseph Kawhia 10 0 C Messfs: A. &R. Keesing 8 0 C Mr. & Mrs. C. Davis 5 5 C Messrs. Mark Somerville 5 0 C •• C.O.Davis 5 0 C Mr. & Mrs. A. Asher 4 4 C Dr. Fox 3 0 0 Mr. & Mrs. P. A. Phillips 2 2 C Messrs. Louis Davis 2 2 0 " Henry Davis 2 2 0 " T.Keven 2 2 0 " Wm. Possenneski 2 2 0 " R. Schultz 2 2 0 " Thos. Platt 2 2 0 " H. Hardington 2 2 0 " Thos. Williams 2 2 0 " Robt. Mitchell 2 2 0 " Thos. Somerville 2 2 0 " David Graham 2 2 0 " Henderson & Macfarlane 2 2 0 G. W. White 2 2 0 Rev. F. Thatcher 2 2 0 Rev. John F. Lloyd 2 2 0 Archdeacon Abraham 2 0 0 Mrs. H. Keesing 2 0 0 Mrs. R. Keesing 2 0 0 Messrs. James George 2 0 0 P. Levy 2 0 0 " John Longmore 2 0 0 " J.Newman 2 0 0 " W. T. Fairburn 2 0 0 " Samuel Forsaith 2 0 0 •• Samuel Elliott 2 0 0 Mr. & Mrs. J. Rout 11l 6 Mr. J. Peachy 12 6 Captain Travers 1 2 0 Messrs M. Marks 1 1 0 " John Phillips 1 1 0 " Samuel Collins 1 1 0 Mrs. & Miss Magmission 1 0 0 Mr. Thos. Boylan 1 1 0 Dr. E.Fischer 110 Dr. Bennett 1 1 0 Capt. R. Kelly 1 1 0 Messrs. G. E. Vaile 110 " S. Vaile 110 " John Duffus 1 0 0 " David Rough 1 1 0 Dr. Davies 1 1 0 Rev. C. P. Davis, Opotiki 110 Messrs. A. W. Hansard 1 1 0 " M. Dennin 110 " Costley 110 " John Hoop 1 1 0 " Alfred Jones 1 1 0 11 Catho, a friend 110 " A. Kennedy .' 1 1 0 " Duke 110 " Captain James Kelly 1 1 0 Rev. H. I. Fynes 1 1 0 Capt. T. McDonnell 10 0 Messrs. T. C. Hallamore 10 0 " R. Vidal 10 0 '• S -a friend 10 0 " James Harp 1 0 0 " A. Black 10 0 " Brady, Panmure 1 0 0 " John Gouthwaite Burke 1 0 0 " J.Fielding 10 0 " J. Kerr 10 0 ? W. Coleman 10 0 " Francis White 1 0 0 " Edward Wayte 1 0 0 j " W.Griffiths 1 0 0 1 " George Graham „. 1 0 0 [ " George Graham, junr 1 o 0 t m J G.B.Owen 10 0 " J. &R. Kemp 1 0 0 " R. B. Shalders 10 0 Major Cockraft 1 0 0 Captain Haultain 1 0 0 Mrs. Timbrell 10 0 Rev. A. Reid 1 0 0 Miss Rout 0 10 6 Messrs. C a friend 0 10 0 •« W. Collins 0 10 6 " Tekin 0 10 0 " W. Comrie 0 10 0 " Joseph Robinson 0 10 0 " D. Sheehan r 0 10 0 " M. Lanktree 0 10 0 " E.King 010 0 " W. Menary 010 0 " A friend 0 10 0 '• •• 0 5 0 " W. Polkinghorne 0 5 0 " W.P. Wells 0 5 0 « R. O Friend „ 0 5 0 Master Rathbone 0 5 0 Further donations are earnestly solicited and will be thankfully received for dispatch by the Next Overland" Mail, by Mr. David Nathan, Shortland-street ; and Mr. C. Davis, Queen-street"; at whose Stores Subscription lists are lying ; also at the' Union Bank of Australia.

Notice.

HPHE Undersigned Ministers of the Everlasting -*- Gospel, of the Church of Jesus Christ, of Latter day Saints, having arrived here from America, will preach from time to time, in this City, and the surrounding country, of which due notice will be given. The standard works of the Church can be procured by those who desire them, after each service. Augustus Farnham, William Cooke. N.B. — A Lecture will be given this evening, at 7 o'clock, at the late residence of General Pitt, Frinces-streefc.

To Parties concerned.

HAVING noticed an advertisement' in the 'Southern Cross' of the 18th October, signed Robt. McLeod, Waiheki, cautioning parties from felling, cutting, or removing timber off (SeTtai'ff land on tbe WaiheH, comprising the Bays known as Opopo, Tokata/.Huruhi, Waikokopu; and believing his sole object being that of annoyance to parties settled there, and who like myself, have purchased Timber within the said boundary from the natives, I wish him' to understand that I intend cutting, felling, and removing | Timber, unless lie satisfies me that he has authority for preventing it. Any party having a claim on said land, will prevent after dispute by making their claims known. Bernard McDermott. Waiheki, Oct. 55th, 1854. '