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be satisfactory, and who expressed a desire to be emigrated.
The Central Body were co-operating with the East End Joint
Emigration Committee, the Self Help Emigration Society, and
(for single women and widows) the British Women's Emigration
Association, for emigrating suitable families to Canada.
The Distress Committee selected a number of men suitable
for emigration and forwarded their names to the Central Body,
and ultimately eight married men with families, representing
thirty-six persons in all, and three single men, were sent to
Canada, and one single man was sent to New Zealand.
CASH STATEMENT.
A statement is appended shewing how the sum of
£583 15s. gd., received from the Central Body, has been expended.
J. M. LEVY,
Chairman.
H. THOMPSON,
Hon. Clerk.
March, 1906.