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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 6611, 26 June 1882, Page 1

Zohrab, Newman & Co. ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED—--40 Kegs Prime Salt Better. ZOHRAB, NEWMAN & Co. Corner of Ballauoe &- Maginnity Streets. SALE BY TEE UNDERSIGNED— Fencing wire, Nos. 6, 7 and 8 Wire nails, 2in, 2Jin, 3 and 4in Boiled and raw oil in drums Genuine white lead in 1 cwt kegs No. 1 White lead in 281 b tins Patent Dryers „ ~ Paperhangings. ZOHRAB, NEWMAN & Co. ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED, EX “ CRUSADER.” Bass’ Ale, bottled by J. W. Bridges & Son, in quarts and pints Guinness' Stout, bottled by J. W. Bitdges & Son in quarts and pints Drybrough’s Scotch Ale, in quarts and pints ZOHRAB, NEWMAN & Co. ORIENTAL TEA COMPANY’S Standard Packet Teas. AWARDED PRIZE MEDALS Sydney Exhibition, 1878. Paris International Exhibition, 1879. Sydney International Exhibition, 1880, Melbourne International Exhibition, 1881. Adelaide Exhibition, 1881. Registered Brands, “ ROYAL,” “ CHALLENGE.” “STANDARD,” AND “UNIVERSAL,” MIXTURES, In pound and half-pound packets, also in 51b. and IClb. boxes, SOLD BY ALL STOREKEEPERS. Wholesale Agents, ZOHRAB, NEWMAN &CO., Corner of Bai. range & Maginnitt Streets. Subscription list PERSECUTION OF THE JEWS IN RUSSIA. MANSION HOUSE RELIEF FUND. At an influential MEETING held at the MANSION HOUSE on WEDNESDAY, February 1, the LORD MAYOR presiding, to express public opinion in regard to the persecution which the Jews of Russia have recently, and tor some time past, been suffering, it was resolved : “ That a Fund be ra'sed at the Mansion House for the purpose of contributing to relieve the distress among the Jewish population of Russia, and among the refugees therefrom, which distress has been caused by the recent outrages of which they have been the victims, and also for the purpose of effecting some permanent amelioration in their condition in such a manner as the Committee may deem expedient, whether by emigration or otherwise ; and that the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor be requested to receive contributions on behalf of such Fund.” Addresses were made at the above meeting by members of nearly all denominations, including the following : The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, Earl of Shaftesbury, Bishop of London, Cardinal Manning, Canon Farrar, Professor Bryce, M.P., and others, who expressed their sympathy with the cause, and their horror at the outrages being committed. Letters of sympathy were received from the Rev. 0. H. Spurgeon, the Duke of Westminster, Hr Alfred Tennyson, and others, who were unavoidably absent. THE CLERGY THROUGHOUT THE UNITED KINGDOM HAVE NOT ONLY EXPRESSED THEIR SYMPATHY, BUT HAVE MADE SUCCESSFUL APPEALS TO THEIR CONGREGANTS. It was resolved at a meeting held at the Synagogue, Wellington, that an APPEAL be made to the public for subscriptions in aid of the ABOVE FUND. The following gentlemen were elected a Committee to receive subscriptions, viz.— Re". H. Van Staveren, G. E. Shrimski, M.H.R. ; Jacob Joseph* J. B. Nathan, L. L. Harris, W. I. Nathan, A. Beaver, J. Myers, B. Cohen, M. L. Marks, I. Phillips, and S. Scott, and they now earnestly appeal for support in aid of the above charitable object. It is well known that numbers of towns and villages, wholly or partly inhabited by Jews in Southern Russia, have been destroyed by incendiarism, the houses sacked and pillaged, and the inhabitants, in addition to being ruined and rendered homeless, have been subjected to the vilest outrages ever known. Fathers of families have been brutally murdered; mothers and daughters outraged and otherwise injured, and all in the presence of the Russian military and police, who took no steps to prevent the crimes, but in many instances took an active part in them. who were once in affluence are now in a STARVING CONDITION. Late telegrams inform us that at the present time there are 10,000 RUSSIAN JEWISH REFUGEES encamped at Brody, and that they are LITERALLY STARVING, and that there is GREAT MORTALITY AMONGST THE CHILDREN. Notwithstanding the noble efforts being made all over the civilised world, the demands on the MANSION HOUSE FUND are so great, it is essential that all who have the cause of humanity at heart should contribute their mite, and, under these circumstances, the Committee make this second APPEAL to their fellow-citizens with the utmost confidence. 556

Business Notices HANNAH & CO . Are opening up Ex Mail Steamer ■ ■ - - “ Cotopaxi,” ■ •• 30 tranks ladies’ high legged button boots with spring waists 10 trunks maids’ and girls’ high legged button ■ boots with spring waists 30 trunks ladies’ high legged lace boots with spring waists 10 trunks maids’ and girls’ high legged lace boots with spring waists , Ex Ship “ Waimea,” 10 oases ladies’, maids’ and girls’ goloshes, made to special order for B. Hannah & Co. 10 cases ladies’, maids’ and girls* melton slippers for winter wear 90 trunks ladies’ boots, comprising : elastic sides, buttoned and lace, high and medium height in the leg, and of the following materials, viz : kid, calf, glazed kid, glove kid, iuemel and levant. Ex Ship “Crusader,” 30 trunks of the celebrated exhibition priz?taking boots, viz : gents’ buttoned boots, balmorals, elastic sides and watertight?. As the uppers of these are all made of the everlasting Porpoise Leather, we can thoroughly guarantee them. Caution to thr Public.— As we;are the sole agents in Wellington for these, goods, beware of imitations in appearance, for it is impossible to imitate them in wear. Ex Mail Steamer “Kohilla,” A very choice shipment of F. Pinet’s goods of all kinds direct from the manufacturer. Also gents’ evening court shoes, dinner shoes and evening boots, patent and glove kid. Ex “Europa,” 20 cases pure and glazed gum boots which will , be sold at from 23s to 25s 10 cases oi captain’s thorough waterproof leather deck boots which will be sold cheap, A Specialty foe Ode Bespoke Department 1 bale of the beat English well tanned sole leather guaranteed to wear two years. Look in the window tor samples. To the Boot Tkade. Always a large stock of English, French and Colonial leathers to select from at Tanners' prices, and a good stock of uppers and grindery of all descriptions. ; Mach inert. Sole agents in New Zealand for Messrs. Pearson & Co., London, which firm has taken first prize at all the leather exhibitions for their machinery, viz: sole sewing, saddlers heavy wax and other machines, also boot closing machines, &c, We can testify to their superiority over all others for durability, being easy to work, and simple in construction. This firm also manufactures everything in connection with the trade, viz : roller presses, knives, lasts, blocking machines Ac. &c,, samples of the above mentioned goods can be seen in working order at our factory in Cuba btreet. All orders entrusted to us shall have our careful tention. Remember the address— K. HANNAH & CO. Lambton Quay. t