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Wellington Independent, Volume XV, Issue 1438, 6 July 1860, Page 6

MERCER GAWLEB & CO., FROM* LONDON. LAMBTON QUAY, NEARLY OPPOSITE THE ODD FELLOWS' HALL. £lENTLEMEN1 ENTLEMEN requiring a good fit, combined with Style, Material, and Workmanship, will do well by paying a visit to the above Establishment. Every Garment Cut on Scientific Principles. Naval and Military Uniforms, Ladies' Riding Habits, &c. April 24, 1860. QUEEN'S jyftfl. FAMILY T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN VISIT[NG WELLINGTON will find first JU class Accommodation at the above Hotel, combined with the greatest comfort as well«s a central position and moderate charges. P. W. LUGONG, Proprietor, * N.B. --Spirits, Wines, &c, of the first quality always on hand 6th January, 1860. ' * '

JEWS OF MOROCCO RELIEF FUND. LONDON COMMITTEE OF DEPUTIES OF BRITISH JEWS. AT a Meeting of the Board specially convened on Monday evening, 7th November, IPSQ Sir Moses Montefiore, Bait., President in the Chair The following Resolutions were unanimously adopted — That the Beard learns with {he deepest feelings of commiseration nnd grief, thnt owing to the war which it is expected will issue between Spnin and Morocco, the Jewish inhabitants of Tangier, fearing a repetition of the brutal usage which they experienced when the wild Kahyle tribes came down to the coasiin I?U4, have fled from their homesin a state of utter destitution. Nearly 2.700 of these unhappy persons have arrived from Tangier at Gibraltar, and it is but too probable that they may be followed by many thousand others from many parts of Morocco. A !"cal cominitiee of the Jewish residents of Gibraltar htvs been formed to relieve, as far as practicable, this vast nmount of destitution ; and their efforts are being jrenerousfy nirted by the Christian community of thnt town ; nor is it possible to speak too highly of the energetic nnd benevolent exertions of the Governor, his Excellency Sir George nodringtnn". Still at vhe date of the last advices, very many of the sufferers, including young women and childien, had no resting place except the bare ground ; and it is quite impossible that the exertions of the benevolent, confined to the locality, can avail to nny extent, in alleviating such overwhelming want. Under these melancholy circumstnnceSa this Board has formed itself into a Committee of relief, with power to add to its number; and energetically appeals to its co-religionists, not only in this coui.try, hut throughout Europe and other parts of the world, for the earliest practicable assistance. Nor cau it venture, in a case so un precedented as this, to deny itself the aid of benevolent communities and persons, without distinction of creed, whose philunthropliy may induce them to proffer assistance. With reference to the above, it has been unanimously agreed that a Subscription list he opened by this Congregation, and that an earnest nppeal be made to the whole of our fellow-colonists on behalf of the sufforiug Jews of Morocco. Wellington,' April 2, 1860. SUBSCRIPTIONS ALREADY RECEIVED. Suhscripiions already advertised j>73 7 0 H.W.Rotermund 10 0 Lord Bishop J. G. Hanueke 0 2 6 Abraham IOC J D. Benge ..0 5 0 L. Potts 0 10 0 W. Dorset 1 0 0 G.C.E 0 10 6 H.Lewis 0 10 0 W. Toncks .. 0 10 0 T. Burt 0 10 0 H Cleland .. 110 W. Minchpn 0 10 0 H.Owen 0 5 0 Mrs.W.Minchen 0 10 0 Bishop 2 2 0 F.S 0 50 J. Smith, Wairarpa 10 0 E.W.Wrigglesworth 5 0 MissSpinks.. 0 70 I. Omeoro .. 0 10 0 E.Toomath 0 10 0 J. Ritson 0 5 0 C. D. R. Ward 0 10 6 F. A. Weld 1 1 0 An old Ceylon friend Sir C. Clifford 5 00 of Col. Maberley 1 0 0 W. H. Harris 1 0 0 A. r. G. Adnms 10 0 1 Per Mr. L. E. Nathan, Christchurch— L. E. Nathan 5 0 0 J. O'Neill 0 5 0 W. D. Barnard 3 00 Knapmnn 0 10 0 Solomon 0 10 0 J. Ollivie*- 0 10 0 J. Beswick 0 10 0 C. Ttimctj 0 10 0 J. White 1 0 0 D. Clarkson 0 10 6 T. W.Mallock 100 Rev. C.Fraser 100 J. Ahrahamson 2 2 0 G. Russell 10 0 Rowland Davis 0 10 0 W. Wilson 1 1 0 E. Reeee 0 5 0 John Dox 0 5 0 U. W. Wyatt 0 10 0 S. Sanders 0 5 0 Harslon 0 10 0 John Anderson 0 10 0 Miss S.KillicornO 10 0 Joseph Rebillo 10 0 0. Asmasen 050B&K 110 C. M. Olliver 0 5 0 G.G. 0 7 6 D. Inwood 0 10 0 A. Holland 10 0 W. D. Wood 0 10 0 A Friend 10 0 Waterloo 1 0 0 R. Packer 10 0 C. B. Fookes 0 "10 0 H. D. Manning 010 0 J. M. Fraser 0 10 6 F. Price 0 10 0 A Friend 0 2 6 Rev.H.Torlesse 10 0 J- Kerr 0 5 0 Thos.Hichens 10 0 H. Alowinkle 0 5 0 Robt. Watson 10 0 N.Edgar 0 50 C. O. Torlesse 100 Per Mr. D. Nathan, Wanganui— David Nathan 110 P.P. 0 5 0 George Roberts 1 0 0 J. Walters 0 5 0 W, S. Russell 1 0 0 J. Garner 0 5 0 Taylor, Wavt.&Cel 1 0 W. Powel 0 5 0 Thos. Kells 0 5 0 D. &P. Bell 0 5 0 John Kells 110 Wm. Kells .0 5 0 Harper 0 5 0 Mrs. Win. Kells 0 2 6 Cecil Taylor 0 5 0 Harding 0 2 6 E.J.Jones 0 5 0 J.Murray 0 2 0 F. Richards 0 5 0 "W.McGee 0 2 6 A Fiiend 0 5 0 D. Atkinson 0 2 6 J. Owen 0 5 0 J. Bar 0 2 6 J. Nixon 0 5 0 D. Small 0 2 6 Hilton 0 5 0 J. W. Gudgeon 0 2 6 George Bevan 0 5 0 E. Broughton 0 2 6 Richards 0 5 0 S. Curtis 0 2 6 Subscriptions will be received by — N. Levin & Co. Oriental Bank Corpora. Jacob Joseph & Co. tion, and at L- Levy The Office of this Paper GREYTOWN SAW MILL, WAIRARAPA r TTIIE Undersigned are prepared to supply the JL best of Totara Timber, at their Yard on the Maroa Plain, at Bs. per 100 feet, and deliver the same in any part of the Valley at an equally low price. Sawn Heart of Totara Shingles, Laths, Pailiug, Arras Raj'ing, &p., delivered in Town and Country. The undersigned hope thnt by punctuality I and perseverance, to merit ihe favour of the public. J. HALL & J. TERRY. ', June 2nd, 1860,