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Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue 269, 24 May 1889, Page 4

[ ANGUS CAMERON. '■"i Campelltown. '• " lam prepared to haul any heavy ! wpights. Twelve hours notice will j. be sufficient. Ivery care taken. A trial solicited. i » THE OARLYLE IRON 1 WINDMILL ' . .. ' SYDNEY CENTENNIAL EXHIBT--1 TlON.— lst PRIZE AGAINST THE I WORLD. fc , MELBOURNE EXHIBITION 1888-9.— SPKCIaL FIRST AWARD. a npHE Best and Cheapest in the 0 J[ market. Being made entirely ? of iron it cannot shrink, swell. , warp, rattle, or be 10m to pieces by L the wind. It is self-regulating, the wheel adjusting i s angle to the force 1 of the wind, so that it will run - steadily and safely in a gale. The r Fans being constructed on the priu--3 c pie of a Ui' bine, causes the wheel 5 to have more power than any other in the market. It requires no fuel, > very little attention, works along day ■ and night without any trouble, and ' costs Lext to nothing fur maintena nce. i P. B. Labkwomhy, E.-q., Moufoa, writes:—" Tbe Six Oarlyh Mills with s which you hbXe suppli' d no have orswend every exreciiiion. I «m now replaeiDptlinseof o hfiinuikofs with yours." J. McLennan, Esq., Ovona Downs ; writes : — " I have great pleasure in testifying to the excellence of your Carlyle Windmills. I have been using them for the last five 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. 1 rices 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., OARLYLE IMPLEMENT & IRON WORKS, CHRISTCHURCH. THE MAGDALEN ASYLUM, i I AVOIOEFRj)MMA(ftALA. AN APPEAL. XJs T fprenlin* fcr Ci.b?.criptions for the FIRST MAUDALEtt ASYLUM in New Zealnnd, ihe Si.-ters of the "Good Shepherd" deeiro to express, through me their aiucere gratitude to the inhabitants of this < ily and the Colony general,} tor th? lend co-operation aitorded them sii cc I tliey commenced ttie iiriy.it work to which their lives sue devoted in thei temporary residence, Manchester Street North. Hourly we n>ret with 11 poor Mairdalen tin-d of v tisi.-". «''t ''"'. .• shdier. ' h: id finding u« Mcuii'.v iiirai si th I'iting j WiistH of rive-wed nmr>t:iti» , lurnKawij ui'li the weifh' <»fthe w- )!d's aocnsal i"n, \>i'li ihe worlds cniidtiinutioi), iand Iv- ■ iiit-s tht* v.;< l:in of nu uiilioly in)|iils\ wiiii'h C!i/in" '••• rwiiilfii >vii!i<>ut a si^li— i,'.\, uii-hoi:t- a te.'i. Kintliy, ther.oi 1 -, . bi-i.i- iv mil <i — '< 1. A iiiust desirable Mf.- has been noquiivd for tho Mugiiiilen near Christ •■'inrch. ' i His Eminence Cindincl M> ran laid .-ii- foundsiiion-stoi c at " Mount Magd.ilti " on the 18th of s'ebrusiry of last, year ii\ the pref-dnce of SOHO in.ople, and the fiiht poriion of the AByluni is near-y completi (1. 3. The advantages of tbe Magdulen j -will be extended to all New Zealand and elw.-where. I 4. The waifs ntid fc'ie w.iuderers who ,j are rescued from the paths <i misery aud . sin lire not asked to wh:it, creed 'hey bei long. It is sufficient tha 1 ; thoy need succour. 5. The iiimHtes of " Mount MagditUi" : and the Good' Shepherd Nuns {ilaced over tbem will rememb r always, Trilh lively . gratitude, the benefactors of the institution. 6. Subscriptions mny be paid either in part or full, according to tho convenience of subscribers. [ 7. If, movefore, it were ever true to 3 y "ihat he jjives twice who gives , quickly " it i-s particularly so on the pre--1 «ent occasion, in order 'hat Boon wo may gee another t > ouse of the Good Shephe d , added to the 150 Homes scattered ovtr the ' ylobo, in which f Ote than 4000 Religi- ' ! eußeß be&tow their devoted care ou 20,01)0 ■ Children aud young girls, while a judi- ; 1 ious channel will br> found for the outlay . 1 c the Funds entrusted to the ItiHtitu'ioii: I 8. 'I'hc Sisterß of the Good Shepherd will > c giHteful toall those who encourage I 1 rei* friends to subscribe to the iunds of xhe Magdalen Asylum. '. The favour 01 an early response will L j enable me to bring to a speedy conclusion " j sm iusiitution from which circles of good > i Ttmat emnnate to exercise a salutary inI ' fluence ou the future of tho ColoDy. Ij ii ~" I SUBSCRIPTIONS will be also re- ' oaived by Messes. A- J. WHITE and r fl. H. LOUGHNAN ; and by the Rev. t Mo her Priorts^,. Convent of the Good l Shepherd, Manchester Sireet, North. B J ," Chtqaes'aidF. O. Ordern to be made payable to me, "■ ".'■'. s i L. Iff. CUNATY, S.M. Mia. Eeot. I Ohri*.«*,» to7 > IM7? tagXtMU>l