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Temuka Leader, Issue 1681, 3 January 1888, Page 4

: THE /MAGDALEN ASYLUM; [A YOIOB FROM-; MOUNT MAQDALA AN APPEAL. IN, appealing,for subscriptions for the FIRST MAGDALEN. ASYLUM r ,in ; , New ' Zealand}',the ' Bisters of. the “Good; Sttepho<d : ** / ‘desire 1 to ex^regi,; thipughL' me," their iihoere gratitnAe'to the jnhabitftiti of thii’Oityahd thVCblony' for ' the' kind co-opefatidii liffarded/them since they 1 tymmenced the great wbrk : ' td whibh 5 their Urea are 1 defoted in tnhir tetopdfary! <6*Bi- v deface) Stleet‘North. : ', v; * 1 Hourly we meet with a poor Magdalen, tired 6fa misspent, life)' seeking' a ihelter, and eecurity ' agaihet, the biting' tblaite of renewed temptation, turn* away with the weight cl the , , ) troirld’i i accusation, with f the condemnation, and beeokefl 'the victim >bf id' iihholy : impulse,., Nhioh cannot be recalled without a ilgh nay, withoutatear, Kindly/therefore/bear in mind— , ’v ; ‘V. ' ' 1. A most degirable site hafl been acquired for near’Ohrietohufch; 2 His EminenbeOardinsrMoranlaid.the foundation-stone at ?' Mount Magdala,;' on the, 18th Eehruary;,6f last year, in tbe. ", prepencb of 5000,. people,'and the fiifst ' pbrti'oii hf'the ; Asylum 1 is nearly coni-' ; ‘ ‘ vr " ' " ’ extended to" aft New Zealand and else- ... where. , ; , 4, The.waifi and the/wanderer?-who are .rescued from thepaths of misery and sin are not asked to what creed they belong. , ; ;lt; ip isuffioient that they, need; suooour . ; 5, The inmate* of “ Mount Magdala”and tbe Good Shepherd Nuns placed over them will remember alwayi, with, lively gratitude, the benefactors of the inatitu,t ; : 6. Subscription! may be paid either in ” ( pirt of In" fulir'acoording to the ddnveuience of subscriber!./ ‘ 7. If, thoreforW it were ever true to eay A “that he giveitwide who give* quickly,” it is particularly so on the present occasion, ;; dn ord6r)thgtVeqon w,o;may,iee another House of the Good Shepherd added to the 150 Homes scattered over the globe in which more IhIindOOOBB&IStBUSRS 1 ‘ bestow* their devoted care on '20,000 OhiXiDEBN and young ;girls, while a judicious channel will be opened for the outlay of the Funds entrusted to the Institution. ! - ... t ■_ ■ : 8. The Sisters of'the Good, Shepherd will • be grateful to all those who encourage ■ ; their friends to, |subscribe to the fundi of the Magdalen Asylum. " _ . The favor of an.early response will, enable me to bring to a speed,? conclusion ah 1 inslitutioh from which circles of good must emanate toykercua. si salutary influende on the future of the Oniony;-‘ BUSSORIETIONB ; will also be received i Mebibs A. J.. WHITE and H. H. OUGHNAN j and the Bev. Mother ribress* Convent .of' the. 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