The History of the Jews in New Zealand
Catalogues, Documents, Miscellania
Catalogues, Documents, Miscellania
Act of the Legislature of New South Wales, 17 Victoria, No. 18.
By-Laws, Wellington Hebrew Congregation (1877).
Coins exhibited in the Dunedin Public Library.
A Contribution to the History of the Jews in New Zealand, by Miss V. Balkind. (Canterbury University Library, 1928.)
Crown Grant Deeds, 1816-1886.
Cutting from a New Zealand newspaper, January 1956.
Day Book, Canterbury Hebrew Congregation.
Death Book, Auckland Hebrew Congregation.
Declaration of Trust, Wellington Hebrew Congregation.
Document Book, Canterbury Hebrew Congregation.
Documents in possession of David Markham, a Trustee of Deckston Hebrew Trust.
Early History of the Wellington Jewish Community 1840-1900, by Maurice S. Pitt (Wellington).
Gazette Extraordinary No. 1, 30 December 1840.
A Historical Survey Commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the Wellington Jewish Social Club 1903-1953 and incorporating the Jubilee Programme.
Hokitika and Nelson Cemeteries.
Inscription on foundation stone Auckland Synagogue.
Inscription on tombstone, Auckland Cemetery.
Ketubah of David Nathan, now in possession of Lawrence D. Nathan.
Lands and Deeds Office, Nelson.
Ledger in possession of Levin & Co.
Map of Bay of Islands in Auckland Public Library.
Memorandum submitted to the Parliamentary Select Committee on Dominion Population by the Jewish Communities of New Zealand, April 1946.
Notes on Levin & Co., by Ross Gore.
O.E.S.A. Cutting Book.
Old Auckland 1852. Copies of 4 Sketches of Auckland made by O. J. Hogan in 1852, with detailed descriptions. (Article written, probably by editor G. M. Main of New Zealand Herald, 24 December 1884.)
Pictures, Old Colonists' Museum, Auckland.
Photograph of Sir Julius Vogel in General Assembly Library, Wellington. Portrait and notes beneath, of Benjamin Isaacs in Old Colonists' Museum, Auckland. Proceedings of District Grand Lodge of Otago and Southland, 17 May 1955. Programme Auckland Jewish Association, 24 August 1955.
Speaking Candidly Indeed, an open letter to Gordon Mirams by Bertie Heymann. Foreword by Jack Meltzer.