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I ECTUBBBTO YOUNG MEN. \ ON SUNDAY FVKNING NEXT, k 14th Jnly, "*- The Rev. VV. fll. FFLL Will deliver Lite tenth of ii course ol Lectures to Young Men, in the Congregational Clmrch, Woodward street. Subject — " The Young Mun who haH Emigrated." Divine Service to commence at half-past G ■o'clock. A Young Men's Clais meets every Monday Evening in the school loom at 8 o'cj'i ck. WELLINGTON BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. Established for the relief of aged, infirm, and destitute persons of all creeds. Supported by voluntary subscriptions. President : , His Excellency the Governor. Vice-presidents. Jlit) Honor Mr Justice Johnston His Honor the Superintendent The Speaker of the Provincial Council lion J. C. Crawford, 11. M. Hon. Secretary: Rev P. Hay Maxwell, M.A. Board ob 1 Management: Rev F. Thatcher Rev W*. M Fell Key J. S Muir Rev John Moir ltov W. Kirk Key C. Waters Rev A. Stoclc, B.A. Rev P. Hay Maxwell Mr John Kebbell Mr J. Woodward Mr C. P. Powlea Mr John KnowJea Mr Lipraan Levy Mr Quin Mr D. Lewis Mr Joseph Nathan Captain Benson, U.N.R. THE Board of Management purpose dividing the city into districts, so that they may personally call upon the inhabitants ■of Wellington for subscriptions. The public are earnestly invited to support the society, and in the meantime donations and subscriptions may be paid to the Treasurer, Secretary, any member of the Board of Management, or to the Society's account at tlie Bank of New Zealand. The following rules for the society are approved of by the board :— 1 Every subscriber of £2 28 to the fund shall have the privilege of recommending ■oases fur relief ; nnd all applications for relief must be signed by a subscriber on forms supplied by the society, nnd pa** through a member of the Board of Management. 2 Annual subscriptions of £2 2s and up "wards may be made payible quarterly or half-yearly, to meet the convenience of t lie sulisoriliera, but always in advance. 3 Order books for relief shall be placed in the bands of the members of the Board of Management, nnd us fur as is compatible with the circumstances of each case, relief shnil always he administered in kind. 4 '( he Board of Management shall meet on the Tuesday of each « ock, dm ing the winter at 4.30 p m., a';d at s-uch other times as may lie considered nee ssary, in order to bring forward cases known or recommended to them ; to ju-tify their own orders for relief ; and to pay the weekly accounts. ' 5 Three to form a quorum. 6 All cases for relief in money (except such as are provided for in rule 7) to be sanctioned by the Board of Management. 7 Doubt fnl cases to be sent to the Resident Magistrate for enquiry, who shall have the power of gran 1 , ing pecuniary and other relief at bis discretion, in urgent cases. 8 No relief to bj granted for a period beyond one week, without the sanction of the Board of Management. '9 The Resident Magistrate, a 9 Treasurer of the fund, to produce the bank account at all meetings of the board. 10 The Resident Magistrate hns power to grant lodging money to peraons applying for relief, or to send them to some decent lodging house at a specified charge. 11 General meetings of subscribers to receive the yearly report and accounts, and to elect office- bearers, to be held in January of oaeb year ; to which meeting the public shall bo invited by' duo notice being yivun in the public "iK'wspiipers. 12 Every subscriber of £\ Is and upwards, shall be entitled to vote at the annual election «f officers. 13 !«übscn'ptions may be paid to the members of the Board of Management, to the Treasurer, [Secretary, and to the Society's account at the Bank of New Zealand. P. HAY MAXWELL, Hon Sec.

% t i '|w 5 « p : CQ wo OS CO Q FOli SALK. 1 00 000 FIRBr UIjAHS BRICKS, at a reduced price. Apply to G. TONKS, / . Taranaki atrepf, Or at the offlbe of fm. Tonks, jimr., Willis street.