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I\Untraliau 3Jrminq J!Iintnriral @,Nrirty Awitratiani\untraliau 3J3Jrminq. twist! 10totartraiJ!iintnriral @,nrirty. vOL.VOL. I.I. - PART I.I. CONTENTS. Page INAUGURAL MEETING..MEETING . 3 FIRST BUSINESS MEETING ..... 5 THE JEWSJEWS' RELIEF (ENGLISH) ACT, 1858, AND AUSTRALIAN REACTION TO SAWW.SAME. By Sydney B. GlassGlass. 8 A HEBREW TRAVEL BOOK. A Translation by Rabbi Lieb. A. Falk 19 A NOTABLENOT 411LE ANNIVERSARY .. 23 OBJECTS OF THE SOCIETYSOClETY . ., . Inside back cover PAPERS IN PROSPECT . .... Back cover SYDNEYSYDNEY: : 5700-1939. AmitratiattAuntra.lintt 3lnuto43Jrmiuq fijtntnrtra.lithturirat twang~nrirty vol..VOL. 1.I. - PART ILII. CONTENTS. Page EARLY .JEWISHJEWISH EDUCATION IN SYDNEY 20 By Percy J. Marks, B.A. GIFTOIFT OF SIR MOSES MONTEFIORE TO MELBOURNE SYNAGOGUESYNAOOOUE ...... ....... .. ...... 42 A HEBRE\VHEBREW TRAVEL BOOR.BOOK. A TranslationTranslatiou bvby Rabbi Leib. A. Falk (continued)( oontinued) · 43 APPRECUTIONAPPRECIATION OF A GOODOOOD AUSTRALIAN JEW 50 By Philip Masel. NEW ZE.A.LA.'rnZEALAND COMMUNITYCOM)!UNITY IN 1843 53 FOUNDATION MEMBERS 5565 PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED Inside Back Cover PAPERS IN PROSPECT Back CoverCo,·er Illustrations : TEACHING STAFF, 1872 32 MR.MR LOUIS PULVER AND SOME OF 1-1I8HIS PUPILS 37 HR.MR. M. A. COHEN, B.A. 3930 RABBI D. I. FREED1L.\N,FREEDMAN, 0.13.E.,O.B.E., B.A., V.D. 51 0D SYDNEYSYDNEY: : V00-1989.~700-1939. Attotrattani\untraltnn 3JrwislJ 1-ijintnriruli.otorirtit &tarty~nrtrty VOL. I.I. - PARTPART Ill. CONTENTS. PagePago ALEXANDERALEXANDER SALMON, an English Jew.Tew who made history in Tahiti, andt!.nd hishi:- family. By Erie RamsdenRam~den , ...• , .. 57 EARLY LAU-NCESTONLAUNCESTON (TA(T.\;o::.:,\f~\"Sr.\) YEA) JEWRY.JE\VRY ... .. .. 72 REVEREND SOLOMON PHILLIPS AND HIS DESCENDANTS.DESC.END.A);TS. By Victor\"ictor Cohen ... .. 73 WELLINGTONWELLJNGTON (NEW(NEW ZEALAND)ZEAL.AXD) JEWRYJEWHY IN 18451845 .. 84 A HEBREW TRAVEL BOOK. A Translation by Rabbi Leib. A. Falk (continued}(continued) . .•........ ., ., . 86 MINISTERS11INISTERS OF 'FITE'rI!E BALLARATBALL,\RAT CONGREGATION. ByBv Nathan F. Spieh·ogel . ... , ............·. 92!12 ANNUAL REPORT•ANDREPORT AND FINANCIALFIN"ANCIAL STATEMENTSTATE}fEN"T .. 94 ADDENDUMADDENDV1f ...... Inside Back CoverCovn NEW MEMBERS .... ... .. .. .. .. .. Inside BackBaek Cover PAPE·RSPAPERS IN PROSPECT ....... .. Back Cover IllustratIonamuatratlons : MADAME MARAU TAAROA SALMONSALMON" .. 63 REV. SOLOMON PHILLIPSPITTI,LIPS .. 74 ~ E. PHILLIPS FOX , . • . .. 79 COMMANDER VICTOR COHEN.COl!EX. V.D,V.D., R.A..N.R.R.AS.R. .. 83 D SYDNEY8YD~"BY- :: 5700-1940. AuarattattAuatraltc111 iewiaq33rutioli ~tntortralP Waite ~nrietythnietll VOL. I. PART IV. .N CONTENTS,CONTENTS. Page THE AUSTRALIAN .JEWJEW IN THE GREATGRE.\T \YAHWAR 98 By Harold Boas and A. W. Hyman. JEWSJE\VS IN THE (N.S.W.)(N.S. \V.) CENSUS OF 182818::!8 105 By Herbert J. Ramsey.Rumsey. PETITION BY HOBARTHOBAHT JEWS IN 1852 108 BEGINNING OF BALLARAT HEBREW CONGREGATION 110 By Nathan F. SpielvogelSpielvogel. BRISBANE JEWRY, 1865-1886 114 By David Bolot. A HEBREWHEBRE\V TRAVELTRAYEL BOOK. A Translation by Rabbi Leib. A. Falk (continued) . 116 RULES OF THE SOCIETY 121 PUBLICATIONS RECEIYEDRECEIVED Inside Back Cover NEW MEMBERS Inside Back Cover PAPERS IN PROSPECT . Back Cover Illustrations :: GENERAL SIR JOHN /.IONASHhIONASII 100JOO LIEUTENANT LEONARD KEYSOR, V.C. 103 SERGEANT ISSY SMITH,S/.IITH, V.C. 104 0D SYDNEY :: 5701-1940. Awitratiani\untraliau 3J3Jrminq. twist! 10totartraiJ!iintnriral @,nrirty. vOL.VOL. I.I. - PART I.I. CONTENTS. Page INAUGURAL MEETING..MEETING . 3 FIRST BUSINESS MEETING ..... 5 THE JEWSJEWS' RELIEF (ENGLISH) ACT, 1858, AND AUSTRALIAN REACTION TO SAWW.SAME. By Sydney B. GlassGlass. 8 A HEBREW TRAVEL BOOK. A Translation by Rabbi Lieb. A. Falk 19 A NOTABLENOT 411LE ANNIVERSARY .. 23 OBJECTS OF THE SOCIETYSOClETY . ., . Inside back cover PAPERS IN PROSPECT . .... Back cover SYDNEYSYDNEY: : 5700-1939. AmitratiattAuntra.lintt 3lnuto43Jrmiuq fijtntnrtra.lithturirat twang~nrirty vol..VOL. 1.I. - PART ILII. CONTENTS. Page EARLY .JEWISHJEWISH EDUCATION IN SYDNEY 20 By Percy J. Marks, B.A. GIFTOIFT OF SIR MOSES MONTEFIORE TO MELBOURNE SYNAGOGUESYNAOOOUE ...... ....... .. ...... 42 A HEBRE\VHEBREW TRAVEL BOOR.BOOK. A TranslationTranslatiou bvby Rabbi Leib. A. Falk (continued)( oontinued) · 43 APPRECUTIONAPPRECIATION OF A GOODOOOD AUSTRALIAN JEW 50 By Philip Masel. NEW ZE.A.LA.'rnZEALAND COMMUNITYCOM)!UNITY IN 1843 53 FOUNDATION MEMBERS 5565 PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED Inside Back Cover PAPERS IN PROSPECT Back CoverCo,·er Illustrations : TEACHING STAFF, 1872 32 MR.MR LOUIS PULVER AND SOME OF 1-1I8HIS PUPILS 37 HR.MR. M. A. COHEN, B.A. 3930 RABBI D. I. FREED1L.\N,FREEDMAN, 0.13.E.,O.B.E., B.A., V.D. 51 0D SYDNEYSYDNEY: : V00-1989.~700-1939. Attotrattani\untraltnn 3JrwislJ 1-ijintnriruli.otorirtit &tarty~nrtrty VOL. I.I. - PARTPART Ill. CONTENTS. PagePago ALEXANDERALEXANDER SALMON, an English Jew.Tew who made history in Tahiti, andt!.nd hishi:- family. By Erie RamsdenRam~den , ...• , .. 57 EARLY LAU-NCESTONLAUNCESTON (TA(T.\;o::.:,\f~\"Sr.\) YEA) JEWRY.JE\VRY ... .. .. 72 REVEREND SOLOMON PHILLIPS AND HIS DESCENDANTS.DESC.END.A);TS. By Victor\"ictor Cohen ... .. 73 WELLINGTONWELLJNGTON (NEW(NEW ZEALAND)ZEAL.AXD) JEWRYJEWHY IN 18451845 .. 84 A HEBREW TRAVEL BOOK. A Translation by Rabbi Leib. A. Falk (continued}(continued) . .•........ ., ., . 86 MINISTERS11INISTERS OF 'FITE'rI!E BALLARATBALL,\RAT CONGREGATION. ByBv Nathan F. Spieh·ogel . ... , ............·. 92!12 ANNUAL REPORT•ANDREPORT AND FINANCIALFIN"ANCIAL STATEMENTSTATE}fEN"T .. 94 ADDENDUMADDENDV1f ...... Inside Back CoverCovn NEW MEMBERS .... ... .. .. .. .. .. Inside BackBaek Cover PAPE·RSPAPERS IN PROSPECT ....... .. Back Cover IllustratIonamuatratlons : MADAME MARAU TAAROA SALMONSALMON" .. 63 REV. SOLOMON PHILLIPSPITTI,LIPS .. 74 ~ E. PHILLIPS FOX , . • . .. 79 COMMANDER VICTOR COHEN.COl!EX. V.D,V.D., R.A..N.R.R.AS.R. .. 83 D SYDNEY8YD~"BY- :: 5700-1940. AuarattattAuatraltc111 iewiaq33rutioli ~tntortralP Waite ~nrietythnietll VOL. I. PART IV. .N CONTENTS,CONTENTS. Page THE AUSTRALIAN .JEWJEW IN THE GREATGRE.\T \YAHWAR 98 By Harold Boas and A. W. Hyman. JEWSJE\VS IN THE (N.S.W.)(N.S. \V.) CENSUS OF 182818::!8 105 By Herbert J. Ramsey.Rumsey. PETITION BY HOBARTHOBAHT JEWS IN 1852 108 BEGINNING OF BALLARAT HEBREW CONGREGATION 110 By Nathan F. SpielvogelSpielvogel. BRISBANE JEWRY, 1865-1886 114 By David Bolot. A HEBREWHEBRE\V TRAVELTRAYEL BOOK. A Translation by Rabbi Leib. A. Falk (continued) . 116 RULES OF THE SOCIETY 121 PUBLICATIONS RECEIYEDRECEIVED Inside Back Cover NEW MEMBERS Inside Back Cover PAPERS IN PROSPECT . Back Cover Illustrations :: GENERAL SIR JOHN /.IONASHhIONASII 100JOO LIEUTENANT LEONARD KEYSOR, V.C. 103 SERGEANT ISSY SMITH,S/.IITH, V.C. 104 0D SYDNEY :: 5701-1940. AtuitratianAuntrnliun 3J.ewin4Jrwhti 10intariratiA;intnriral ~nrirtytinting VOL. I. - PART V. CONTENTS: Page SIR JULIUS VOGEL,VOGEL. K.C.M.G.K.C.M.G, 125 By EricErle Ramsden. GOVERNOR BOURKE AND THE SYDNEY (BRIDGE STREET) SYNAGOGUE . 143 By Herbert I. Wolff. HOBART (TASMANIA) COMMUNITY IN 1853 146 THE STEPHEN STREET (EAST MELBOURNE) PETITION 147 By Percy J. Marks,Marks. AUSTRALIAN JEWRY IN 184518-15 150 A HEBREW TRAVEL BOOK. A Translation by Rabbi Leib.Leib A Falk (continued) 153 ANNUAL REPORT AND FINANCIAL STATEMENT 160 NEW MEMBERS 162 PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED .. 163 PAPERS IN PROSPECT 164lG·l Illustra,tton.sDlustratlons : SIR JULIUS VOGEL,VOGEL. K.C.M.G.K,C,M.G. REV. MOSES RINTEL. MOSES JOSEPH. 0D SYDNEYSYDNEY: : 5701-1941. AllahAustralhttt-Alan 31rwinti3Jrwtnq iqlgtariral~tnturtrul tinting§ortrty VOL. I.I. - PART VI. CONTENTS. Page DEDICATION IN MEMORYlJE1!0RY OF THE FOUNDERFOUNDEH . 165105 A NOTABLE EVENTEV.E:XT .. 171in PROFESSOR SAMUEL ALEXANDER, O)1.,O,M., 1".B.A.F.B.A. By Hirsch Munz 171 THE FIRST SYDNEY UNIVERSITY BENEFACTION. By Marise Lawrence Cohen . 178l 78 TOOWOOMBA ,JE\VS.JEWS. By Rev. ,J,J. WohnanWolman . 181 JEWS IN CANADA. By Louis Rosenberg . 184 A HEBREW TRAVEL BOOK. A Translation by Rabbi Leib.Leib . .A.A. Falk (concluded)( concluded) 192 JEWS OF GOULBURN. PREFACEPREl-'ACE TO A HISTORY OF,OF. By Sydney B. Glass . 198 Biographical:Biographical : PERCY J. MARKS, B.A. By Rabbi Leib.Leib . .d.A. Falk 203 COMMANDERCO!CMANDER VICTOR COHEN,CoHEN, V.D., R.A.N.R. By Col.Col . A..Ll. W. Hyman 205 REV.Rev. z.Z. MANDELB,\UM.MANDELBAUM. By Nathan F. SpielvogelSpielcogel . 206 MRS. F. D. :MICHAELIS,MICHAELIS, O.B.E.0.B.E. By Rabbi J. Danglow, M.A.JI. .d. ..... 208 PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED ... InsideInsiUe back cover NEW MEMBERS . .... Inside back cover PAPERS IN PROSPECT _ ...... Back cover Ilruustrationslustrations: : PERCY J. MARKS, B.A.B.A .. 169 PROFESSOR SAMUEL ALEXANDER, 0.M.,O.M., F.B.A.F.B.A ...... 175 ABRAHAM ABRAHAMS ..... 195 FAMILY CHAPEL, GOULBURN (2) . '"' 199, 201 D SYDNEYSYDNEY: : 5702 -— 1941. AmtraltanAuatraliuu 3.1rutigt)3Jewia4 14iutarirat-tatoriral Suring~nrtety VOL. I. - PART VII. CONTENTS: Page THE YORK STREET (SYDNEY) SYNAGOGUE .„. 213 Commemorativecommemorative Address. By Rabbi Dr. I. Porush. THE SERVICE OF CONSECRATION, 1842 219 THE VOICE OF JACOB, 1842 .. 221 BARNETT LEVEY. By Col. A. 'W.W. Hyman . 223 THE NEW!\:~\V SOUTH WALES\VALES JEWISHJE\V1SH ASSOCIATION . .. 235 By the 'att.:Percylate'::Percy J. Marks. JEWSJE\VS OF GOULBURN. By Sydney B. Glass 239 TOOWOOMBA JEWS.JE\VS. Addendum. By Rev. J. '\VolmanWolman 248 ANNUAL REPORT AND .~ _NANCIAL_NAJ..'"\CIAL STATEMENT . .... 24924.9 MEMBERS AND DONORS, 1941 ANDA..'l"D 1942 252 BiographicalBiographical-— BERNARD D. RCTHBURYRC~HBURY 255 By Mrs. William\Villiam L. Cohen. THEODORE FINK. By Archie Michaelis 255 PUBLICATIONS
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