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New Zealander, Volume 10, Issue 891, 28 October 1854, Page 2

A N APPEAL ON BEHALF OF THE FAMISHING JEWS, IN THE HOLY LAND. HCIIIS lamentable matter having been re--I in-! aied and made the theme of universal [ consideration should not be lost sight of I here it has been most generously noticed in the leading article of the New-Zealander of the Till instant, and for the purpose of accomplishing the object in view, Subscription Lists have been opened in aid 'of the Jews in Palestine, and are now lying at the Union bank of Australia, at the Stores of Mr. David Nathan, Shorllandstreet, and at the Stores of Mr. Charles Davis, Queen-street. SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED in aid of the distressed Jews in the Holy Land.

Further donations are earnestly solicited and will be thankfully received for dispatch by the next Overland Mail, by Mr. David Nathan. Shorthand stieet ; and Mr. C. Davis, Queen street; at whose stores Subscription lists are lying; also at the Union bank of Australia. FOR LEASE OR SALK. 4 N Allotment of building- Ground situiA. ate in Forl-sfroot, to the eastward of ml adjoining- to the premises of \V. S. Graham.-, S-sq. It contains “20 feet frontage by 80 feA deep, which latter will face a lane to be opened from Fort-street wharves up to bhortland-strcet. There is now a galvanized iron store lying on the ground, complete, of two apartments, which will go with the ground if required. '1 he allotment is cleared and ready to be built upon, and the site is unexceptionable —the oldest established mercantile part of the City,—with a free unimpeded frontage to the Bay, and of the easiest access. Apply to S. A. Wood, land .Agent. Oct 27, 1851.