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Manawatu Herald, Volume VII, Issue 245, 8 March 1889, Page 4

THE N.Z LOA & MERCANTILE .AGENCY COMPANY Looted. WOOL. WELLINGTON WOOL SALEB. nnHE Company desire to intimate J- to Runholdera and farmers thai Auction Sales. Will be heldduring the Season at the Wellington Wool Stores, CUSTOM HOUSE QUAY, Liberal Advances made on ; WOOL, FROZEN MEAT, ! FLAX, : AND OTHER PRODUCE. andrew"todd, Wellington Agent. ITIRE D TT OWAEE PRACTICAL WATCH AND CLOCKMAKE& AND JEWELLER. Main Stbket, Foxton. F. Howard begs to state that he has commenced business next Mr C. Honore, where he will promptly attend to all work left. Having had seven years experience with a leading English firm, hewiJ guarantee satisaction in all work udertaken. TO THE PUBLIC OF FOXTON AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. 1 N thanking them for past favours I desire to state that I have no in< tention of leaving Foxton, but on the contrary, have recently mdc con • siderable additions to the stock, whiah I will now be found very complete. 1 have also made great redactions both in the stock and for bespoke work. JOHNiHARRIS, Boot and Shoemaker, ! Foxton. October 19, 1888. THE MAGDALEN ASYLUM. AVOICEFMMMAfiDALA. AN APPEAL. IN t prenlinK for a inscriptions for the FIRST MAGDALEN ASYLUM in New Zealand, the Sisters of the " Good Shepherd " desire to express, through me thrir sincere gratitude to the inhabitants I of thin <'it-y Hud the Colony generally lor tha kind co-operation afforded them sit cc they commenced the jrreat work lo which their lives are devoted in thei temporary residence, Manchester Street North. Hourly we meet with a poor Mapdalen tired of a misspent life, seeking <» shelter, and finding no security ajraiust th.; biting blasts of renewed tempt atio> , turns away with the weiftbt of the world's accusation, with the world's condemnation, and becomes the victim of au unholy impulse, whioh cannot be reoalled without a sighnay, without a te>«r. Kindly, therlorr, bear in mind— 1. A most desirable nito has been acquired for the Magdalen near Christ church. 2 His Eminence Cardinal M< ran laid l\o foundation-stone at "Mount Mag* dala " on the 18th of February of last year in the presence of 5000 people, and the first portion of the Asylum is near y complettd. . • • 3. The advantages of the Magdalen will be extended !to all New Zealand and elnewbere. ! ! 4. The waifs »nd the wanderers who arc rescued from the paths «f misery and Bin are not asked to what creed they belong. It is sufficient that they need succour. {>. The inmates ot " Mount Magdala" and the Good Shepherd Nuns placed over them will rememb r always, -with lively gratitude, the benefactors of the institution. 6. Subscriptions may be paid either in part or full, according to the convenience of subscribers. 7. If, tuerefpre, it were ever true to s y "that he gives twice who gives quickly " it is particularly so on the prevent occasion, in' order 'hat soon we may see another Moose of the Good Shepherd •dded to the 150 Homes scattered over the globe, in whioh r oie than 4000 Religieuses bestow their devoted care on 20,000 Children and young girls, whild a judicious channel will be found foj*tfce outlay c the Furdu entrusted to the loHtitution. S. The Sisters of the Oood Shepherd will > c grateful toall those who encourage \r eit friends to subscribe to the funds ol > the Magdalen Asylum. The favour ot' nu early response wil t nable me to brinp to v npefdy oonclusioi 1 | mi inHtituiion from which circles of gone ■ must einnnate to exercise a salutary in I flu«-nc>- on the future of the Colo- y. j * , SUBSCRIPTIONS will be ulso r.< eelved by Wksskr A J. WHITE am ! H.JI. LOUGH N AN ;j and by tbe Key I Mo hi r Pri««*s Convent of the Gooi ! Shepherd, Mitnchoter 8 reet, North. j Chpqui'K udP. O. OrderH to be mad pK'yuble to nip. ■ L. M. GINATY, S.M. Nils. Reet. | MnnHging Trnrtet>. i Ohridhtdirnh. May, IM7*