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Temuka Leader, Issue 1682, 5 January 1888, Page 4

, ......THE MAGDALEN .ASYLUM.,.,. UWoiGE MAGDALA | AN APtEAL. \ - , -;j j*pi» fft svr^i-ir-.' ■ ~’.* " ... .. „ lit IN nppeulmg.for subscriptions for.'tbq ‘ El LIST MAGDALEN*. ASYLUM ; in New . Zealand, the Eistors of, the/"Good jShepherd’” desirq ip cxprcps,' ! through ’ me, their gratitude tp tW,mhbbit&nts. of this City 'ftiicL'thV Colony. jfbi? . the kind 00-operation afforded ■tHoia/eTnoe' they oomirihncWTho grfot work ‘to .whioh; tjhpir/ liveware devoted* in their/temporary , Ksi* dence, Manchester Street •North/ Hourly we meet. twilli/a/ poor' Magdalen, tired of. a .misspent life,' reeking a ’ shelter; and finding 'jpo/security against the biting' tblaits of , retej»ed‘'temptation r ' turns with the weight cf the worlds accusation, with thn world's‘condemnation, and bebo'mes the victim* of an 1 unholy "impulse, 5 ' ■ which cannot he ' rebelled without V sijjH nay;' without a tear, Kindly, therefore, hear in mind— ! • 1. A moat desirable site baa been acquired' for the Magdalen near Christchjirch./ 2‘ Hio Eminence Cardinal Moran laid the foundation-stone at “ Mount 'Magdala ; , on the 18th February of last year, in the presence of 5000 people, and the first . ‘ portion of .the'Asylum is nearly coin-' :’pl®ted.V / t--3, The advantages of the Magdalen will bo extended to all New Zealand .and. el|e- ■ where./. / / /,///. 4. The waifs, and the wanderer# who are rescued from, the paths of,misery and sip are mot asked to what creed they belong. It is euffipient that they nopd succour, 5. The inmates of ", Mount Magdala” andi the. Good .Shepherd ~lf un« placed oyer . rtliem-wiliirememh'er always, •gratitndeiiithe henelgc|oks ofAhp,ih»titu* Lion. '■ 6. Subscriptions‘ may -be’paid either in part or in full, according to the con- • 1 venience of subscribes. 7,' If, s #ere ever true to say ‘That be giyes twice who gives quickly,j’.it / ,iii particularly sp on,th'e,prssent oooaiioh, ; - in,order, that i spbp'we may,see. another * . ’//^ooge.pfthe,Good,Sheplierd,‘added:,to‘ .//tHo ;ispa^terea'ttyop'fflobe; in.,which mote ■.!&.&& 4000KkJjISIbtjbSS bo.stovr.jtdeir/devoted Vcare oh 20,000 iCHXpDjtBN "and . young 'girE,‘ while 'a Ijad’ioidiis channel Will be opened for.tbe ' /outlay/pf 'ihe FpKDa'entrpsted/to'the .AnsxiTUTioif., ‘ '' ' 8! ■ {The SiflieVimf the Good Shepherd will 'be grateful - ,to : all those /who encourage their’ffioods to‘eubebribo to the funds ' : of the'Magdalen Asylum.' / 15 ' ' / The fkvbr of‘ah early response will : enable me.to, bring to a speedy conclusion an inilitutioin Irdm/tvhioli; : jblf6tp.i' ! . 6f ’ good/must j emanate tb ekeroisfe a salutory'influence on the future of the Colony/ /‘ /•*' '/ /, BUfiSOBIRTiONS will 'also bo received by MBOSB3 A, J. 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