The Stoke Orphanage

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXIII, Issue 23, 8 June 1905, Page 19

The Stoke Orphanage

We have received from many quarters, both from the clergy and laity, many compliments ana congratulations on the special report of the opening of the new Stoke Orphanage that appeared in our last issue. His Grace the Archbishop of Welliegton has been kind enough to write us ' ' Permit me to thank you and congratulate you on the very complete, thrilling, and exhaustive account of the new Stoke Orphanage, as published in the " N.Z. Tablet " uf June I. This appreciation is shared ibv all my confreres here ; and T am sure all the readers of the " Tablet " and the well-wishers of the Institution are highly pleased with the account.' A kind and complimentary telegram has also been received by us from the Rev. Geo. Mahoney, Manager of the Ornhanage. Among the other messages received by

us is the following from an esteemed correspondent in Christchurch : ' The Stoke issue of the " Tablet " is v spoken of here as an admirable number, and one of the best of the several editions of the paper sent out from the enterprising " Tablet " office of late.' We desire to state that Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgerald are. the Master and Matron of the Stoke Orphanage, and not ' Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgibbon,' as was inadvertently stated in our last issue.