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New Zealander, Volume XX, Issue 2080, 2 April 1864, Page 7

National Colonial Emigration Society Patrons: ... The Archbishop ot York, The Sight Rev, #S Or ,„. 1 Tyxnrlnn TKo Ritrht TTnn Bishop of London, The Right Hon. Earl l h f „ The Right Hon. Earl Powis » The Rl S ht jPj'o. Lord Teignmouth. President; The Right Hon. Lord Lyttelton. Vice-Presidents:— - n!„ht Rev The Lord Bishop of Worcester, The rl't'Hon. Lord Leigh, The Right Hon. Lord |;!h ijOy Sir Edward Hulse, Bart., W. Schole--1 n M Pm D. Salomans, Esq., M.P, T. C. S 'ibarton, Esq., M. P.. M. T. Bass, Esq., M. P., r * Marsh, Esq., M. P., R. L. Chance, Esq., W. v Slat Esq., The Right Hon. C. B. Adderley, *; p' c Holte Bracebridge, Esq., T. S. C. Kynoersl'ey. Esq., T. Bazley, Esq., M.P, Committee: . tflmiral The Hon. Joseph Denman. Sir Walter Bart., Henry Barnett, Esq., Thomas W. {Son, Esq.. M.P., Hutchinson H. Browne, V , M P., Henry J. Bushby, Esq., Paul Butler {£, colonel Campbell, Henry Cunningham, Fsq.. The Rev- Richard Croft, Alfred Denison, Esq., ArHod' l 'son, Esq., Leonard Harper, Esq., Enward T Holland, Esq., Matthew Marsh, Esq., M.P., i: thur Mills, Esq., M.P..C. H. A’Court Replington f, Sydm vF. A. Townsend, Esq. To be man led by a" like number, to be elected at the first General Meeting, to be held on 27th inst. Ladies’ Committee: Tadv John Manners, The Hon. Mrs. R. Liddell, Lady liaise, Lady Wake, Mrs. H.Bamett, Miss^A. p.ishby, Mrs. Fox, Mrs. A’Court Replington, Mrs. rmnobell Robertson, Mrs. Tarbutt, Mrs. Evan Thomas, Mrs. Sydney Townsend, Mrs. Witham, v/itl. power to add to their number. Hon Secretary: Arthur Hodgson, Edq. Hon. Treasurer: Sir Walter Farquhar, Bart. Secretary: Mr. John Bate. Office: 44, Charing Cross, London, S. W. Bankers; Messrs. Berries & Co., 16, St. James’s Street, London, Birmingham Branch Committee: Cao tain Clarke, R.E.. Dr. Lloyd, Mr. J. R Boyce, Mr Charles Ratcliff, Mr. P. Edelsten, Mr. H. Elwof], Mr. J, B. Gaiisby, Mr. Clement Gibbs, M, J. (). Mason, Mr. Henry Rotton, Mr. S. Tonks. Bankers: Messrs. Lloyds, . Hon. Treasurer: Mr. Edward Gem. Hon. Secretary: Mr Alex. Forrest, Queen Chambers, Cherry Street. Branch Offices will be formed, as early as possible, in all the large towns in the United Kingdom. ESTABLISHED BY THE AID OF VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS. Central Office—44 Charing Cross, London. 11 HE above Society has been formed by the amalgamation of The National Female Emiorational Society (London) with The Colonial Emigration Society (Birmingham), with a view (whilst reserving the right of contributors to appropriate their funds towards the emigration of single Females) to ■combine the strength of the two Societies for the purpose of carry ingout more effedtually the ebjccts common to both. OBJECTS OF THE SOCIETY. G—To disseminate information on the subject ot Emigration. 2.—To afford advice to intending Emigrants. 3.-To facilitate arrangements for the passage of Emigrants to the Colonies. 4. -To make advances to Emigrants by loan or otherwise (whenever the funds of the Society shall perraitt) towards their outfit and passage. _ . 5. -To correspond with the Imperial aud Colonial Governments in reference to the labour requirements of the several Colonies, and the classes of Emigrants needed; and to obtain their co-operation and support. I. The mode in which it is intended to carry out the above objects, is by the formation of a Committee vfLadies, and another Committee of Gentlemen selected from the general body of subscribers, aud the appointment of a paid permanent Secretary at the Central Office in London, where every information will bo afforded gratuitously, and where pamphlets and publication in connection with all the Colonies may be obtained at a reasonable price. 2. By the establishment of Branch Offices in the large towns of the United Kingdom, under the management of Local Committees. 3 By establishing Corresponding Committees in the Colonics, to co-operate with the Society in England, and especially to provide for the reception of .Female Emigrants upon their arrival at the port ot debarkation.

4. By providing a “ Temporary Home” in London, where single Female Emigrants, who may have been accepted as fit recipients of the Society’s assistance, may be received and visited by the Ladies Committee. 5. By securing in co-operation with tne “ British Ladies’ Female Emigrant Society,” dulv qualified Matrons for the superintendence of single Female Emigrants, and by providing materials for their employment during the voyage. 6. By raising funds, by grants, donations, and subscriptions in Great Britain and her Colonies, to carry ont these obje' ts, and to facilitate, at the present time, the emigration of the distressed operatives in the manufacturing districts. < - In bringing the Society before the public, the Committee confidently hope that they will not make a vain appeal in favour of this great national undertaking. It is net their wish to urge the merits of any particular colony ; their object is to give that amount of healthy assistance which the strong may render to the weak, with the feeling that their aim is the public good. (By order) t JOHN BATE, Secretary.

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