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Manawatu Herald, 19 March 1889, Page 4

i A S'CAMER O Campelltowu. j lam prepared to haul any heavy 1 weights. Twelve hours notice will jbe sufficient. Every care taken. A j trial solicited. THE CARLYLE IBON WINDMILL SYDNEY CENTENNIAL EXHIBi. TlON.— lst PRIZE AGAINST THI WORLD. MELBOURNE EXHIBITION 1888-9.-SPECIAL FIRST AWARD. q^HE Best and Cheapest in the 1 market. Being made entirely of iron it cannot shrink, swell, warp, rattle, or be torn to pieces bj the wind. It is self-regulating, the wheel adjusting its angle to the force of the wind, so that it will run steadily and safely in a gale. The Faus being constructed on the principle of a tuthine, causes the wheel to have more power than any othei in the market. It requires no fuel, very little attention, works along day and night without any trouble, and costs next to nothing for maintenance. P. B. Larkworthy, Esq., Moutoa, writes :— " The Six Oarly 1« Mills with wliich you have supplitd n;e have aj'swerid every expectation. I am vow replacing those of oi her makers with yours. " .1. McLennax, Esq., Oroua Downs writes : — " I have great pleaaure in testifying to the excellence of your Carlyle Windmills. I have been using them for the last tive years, and have no less than nine of them on the Estate ; and lam sending you an order for three more, which, I think, is sufficient to show that I highly approve of them. ! We manufacture Mills anc Pumps in all sizes, to raise from 100 to 4,000 gallons of water per hour. Prices and lull particulars on application. Send for our Illustrated Catalogue of Agricultural Implements. Correspondence solicited. Mention this paper. Several NEW and SECOND-HAND ENGINES BOOTH, MACDONALD & CO., CARLYLE IMPLEMENT & IRON WORKS, CHEISTCHUBCH. THE MAGDALEN ASYLUM. A VOICE FROM MAGDALAAN APPEAL. 1\ * prealinfc for nubacriptions for the " FIRST MAGDALEN ASYLUM in New Zealund, ihe Sisters ofthe "Oood t Shepherd" desire to express, through me thpjr sincere jratit. ude lo tho inhabitants ol ihh < "i'y and the Colony genera l lj tor thj k nd co-operation afforded them sit cc they commenced the grunt, work to which their lives nre devoted in thei temporary residence, Manchester Street Kcrtli. Hourly we meet with a poor MiudMlrn tired of a misspent life, seeki::j: <• shid'er. and finding no security »<s:th st th l-Hiii"-blnsts of rpnewed templsitio , turns aw.-iy wiili the woight ofthe wold's JU-c»sati<oi, with the world's condemnation, and hi--ccraesthe victim of ho unholy iinnuls.", which ciinno he recalled ujt,h> ut :■ m-!i — nny, without a te.). Kindly, th ■i.i.r, bear in mmd — 1. A moet desirable 2it>\ has heen acquired for the Mjigdalen nem- Christ church. 2 Hi 9 Eminence Cardinal M ran laid lie foundation-Btone at -'Mount. Magdala " on the 18th of February of last year in the presence of 5000 people, nnd tho first portion of the Asylum is ne;u- y coiuplett d. 3. The Advantages of th« Maudnlc-n will be extended to nil New Zealand and elsewhere. 4. The waifs and tbe wanderers who are. rescued from the paths of misery and sin are not asked to what creed they belong. It is sufficient tha"; they need succour. 5. The inmates ot " Mount Magdala " and the Good Shepherd Nuns placed over them will rememb r always, vith lively gratitude, the benefactors of the institution. 6. Subscriptions m»y be paid either in part or full, according to the convenience of subsoribers. 7. If, luerefore, it were ever true to s: y ,c that be gives twice who gives quickly " it is particularly bo on the present occasion, in order that aoon we may see another House of the Oood Shephe d added to the 150 Homes scattered over the globe, in which t> oie than 4000 Religieuses bestow their devoted care on 20,000 Children and young girls, while a judicious channel will be found for the outlay c the Funds entrusted to the Institution. 8. The Sisters of the (iood Shepherd will 1 c grateful toall thoso who encourage it; eir friends to subsci ibe tv the funds of the Magdalen Asylum. The favour of an early response will enable me to bring to a speedy conclusion an institution from which circles of good must emanate to exerniso n salutary influence on the fiiti-re of the Colo. y. SUBSCRIPTIONS will be also received by Messks A J. WHYTE and H. H. LOUGHNAK ; ond by the ltev. Mo her Prioress, Co-. vent of the Good Shepherd, Manchester Sireet, North. Chtques ai d P. O. Order* to be made pnyithJe to me, L. ftf. GINATY, S.M. Mis. Reot. Managing Trusten. Chrinhtrnroh, M»y, 1887'