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Bssiaees Notices. •» one p*™ ,l exuu emt^ l — - Oeateful _Comforting EPPS'S COCOA BREAKFAST. ~trr » knowledge of the nAtnra: .^_?LwiTtovorn lite OTx-mtioM" o* daiestJoi Si«hMST.v>d.<Jour breatfaet uiHee with a bevrrage which maTSjTens fS?Sr7doctors Wα It is by the jndicjous 5!, ' 2? fil * n i!sS h t« ; rHi«*acy to disease. Hnndreds is a weak point. Wo w?a fortiflfd wjrh pnrp Wood *nd » Br. S r>lbei f»mc.' See aruele v the Iftl i>ctTire Ga»-:te." with hmlws wat<r or milk. SbM ia J-J& P»ckcw» b r Grocers. Übelled *"*" JAMES EPPS SC CO.. HonHwpttJfcie CbemiMa. LOXIXIN. ESOLAXD,

O mfANNIXG AND f^H., HAVE IN STOCK KILPKRKIXS. G*lk»a especially "raited tar familj use. of XXX MHJ> ALK j g. LIGHT BITTER AUK XXXI STRONG AI.K Abe. AX IJOHT BITTER ALK And DOUBLE BROWX STOCT is quarts and piataj CeRBTCHURCH BREWKKY. Puhlic Notices. THE MAGDALEN ASYLUM A TWCTE FROM MOUNT MAGDALA. JN APPEAL.

-«TS«DW»Jinjr for soYw<T-ir>t\nns for theFTRST I MAGDALEN ASYLUM in New Zealand. Atfltetn n< tkf "Good Shepherd " desire to ~l) » t-fcrongii mc. their sincere gratitude to SprtitaT-j*-—** of this City and the Colony MBOmXtT for tfa-r kind co-operation afforded Eli tacr thrr commenctrd the great work to vfcfch their live* arvdevoterf in their temporary Slxochc*ter street North. Hecrty n mev-t with a poor Magdalen, tired rfintoT"" Hf«*. wvkini; a shelter, and finding mamcwhxj «in-nf t the biting blast* of renewed ÜBiMrinn J urns away with the weight of the «wtft«i«iMi.ia. wiih the world'scondemnattaa. end brrixnrr the victim of tui unholy im■•tav, which eanEOt be n-otllod withoat a sigh -«nr. without a tear. Kindly, therefore, bear tarandL A teast Afiritile site has hcon acquired for the Masd&len near Christ church. 1 Bit EinitK-nre Moran laid the lorad»:km-Ftiw at "Mount Magdala' e« thr ISh of Febroary of Hst year, in the pmrace of 5000 people, and the first portion of the Asylum Is nearly comvfeud. X Tie idvmntasrs of Uie Magdalen wfll be ertradod to all New Zealand and else 1 Thr waifs and wanderers who are rescued frnca the path< of misery and sin are not Mtrd to what crrod they belong. It is

mfirSeet that they need imcarar. A. TW tamalee of ** Mount Magdala" and the Good Shepherd Nun* placed OTer them vfß remember always, with lively gr&ri tele, the benefactors of the Institution. Bmoiptfoas may be paid either in part •r to fnE. according to the convenience of VBtafTihcTft. M. therefore, it were ever true to say " that be givee twice who gives quickly. ft )■ putkrDlariy so on the present occa te. to order t hateooo we may ccc aoothei Bra* ef the Good Shepherd added to the W fUnes •nattcrvd over the globe, in wWdfenorr than 4000 RHigrieosce bestow tbeir drroted care on 20.nQ0 children and jenaff KirK wh&? a judicious channel wfn be ftrand far the outlay of the Fond*

(■trotted to the In-Kirmicm. tlteSb«mo{ the Good Shcpberd wfll be fratrfol to all th««e who encourage their fri«>d« to imbernbe to t*e fnods of the

MaK*da>a Asylum. Thetavorctf aa early response will enable mc ta brtag to * speedr coocinsion an Institution tram whkh circles df rood mast emanate to aiarUw; a aatatary influence on the future of Subamptiaci win also be received by Messrs A. J. Wkite and H. H. Loeghnan: sad by the Rev. Msrtrr Prioress. Convent of the Good Shepfcard. Maaehesser Street North. fliff ■ aad P. 0. order* to be made payable "*" L. M. GEC ATT. SIM. Mis. Kecfc, Managing Trnstee. Oefec&arch. Mar. Iβ. Conveyance*. GOVERNORS BAY ROYAL MAIL COACH. i\B «* «*t*r SEPTEMBER ter the GoVr ttnwi Bay Coach win Leave Lvttelton ■Mlwai *»aUoe ax SL3O «.m. and 4.30 p.m.: I — i lag, Con w act 'a Bay SJOajn. and Hi pjn. A» >■'!!* tab* paM for on delivery. W. S. TRAPE, Mitre Hotel. Lyueltoß. Or Governor's Bay. Saddle Hones on Hire. TKUCGRAPH LINK OF ROYAL MAIL COACHES. CQ&VKBDES TO WAL4.U AND HANMKR PLAINS. HOT SPItrSGB, KORTH CAXTERBURY. * COACH le»r«s Cabrerden for Waiaa rvcry MondayaftdTtaundayatlpLXD.. on arriral of raid-daj train from Christchurch. •ad iaint Waiae every Toaaday and Friday, art IS aooa. in lime u> catch Uμ ili p-m. tram •vClaiaU&arch. FOR THK HOT SPRISGS. HANMKR PLAINS. A Cwwh leaves Culverdea every Tneaday oa arrival of mid-day train from Chrtstchorch. re CBTDiziK oa Thursday fa Urn* to catch the 2.45 fLav. train forjChrirtcbarch ea til ftxrther notice. la enßDCrtkm wif h the above Hoc of Ooacbea, 1 be» !" iaform the pnbiie 1 have erected a aaaoßodiocs Livery and Bait Stablea. where sa«eJal caaebca. and saddle horse* can at W«d it the aborteet notice. Urgent telenws aad letters delivered at moderate «S I * JJ ' THOS. DKRRETT. Proprietor. LONGBEACH ROYAL MAIL COACH. fTCHX above Coach leaves Longbeaeh Dally Jl e*eadaye exceptedJ for AehburJon. at 7JO aJB.; Watertoa. 5.10 ajn.; Arfiton, 8.25 a-m.; WkeatMoae. 8.15 α-veu: arriving at Ashhurtoa la Hate for the express train from Chrtstt-harch taTiaxaraaad Dtutedin. The Coach leaves the Pee.OjSrr- at 4-50 arrivias at Lonffbetch atXMpja. All parcels entrosted to the Profnatnr wd he promptly delivered at their iwfawdeatiaatioas. Passenger fares—Through ataife. is; remm, S*. W. E. BOND. Proprietor. OLKXTCXXEL TO LAKE COLKIUDGK. - 4 MAIL Coarh leaveTGlentiinnel far WindHovse and Lake Coleridge every _ .JAY »<«fT' i "ijr. on arrival of tram from gwatEfcwJi.rergraing in time to catch even gLSS*' Saoudar. "Telegrams aad Parcels K. A. DKRRETT. _ Proprietor. Coaleate. eOYAL HOTEL STABLES, CHRISTCHCRCH. BAZAAR, SCMXER. Dracs. Coaches. Bacgie*. Aα, on Hire. IVtAG LKAYES Stables DAILT AFIerSCMXER direct at 9LJO. OjaAsa aad Dran~meet Trans, leaving ertkairal sqnarf-£Si I*. 11 a.Bu LB. 4Ji£ *—-*« "*■ » Svadara-MeeuaU Traus

_n«Oieaand Ln«gaeecomv*yed o aadtrooa _ , wThayward. lUylßot<J.Qirutt : cfanreh.«nd r l«Bif>rir TXXWXLD AND MOrNT SOMKR3 RAILWAY. MOCSTJ»MKRS~AXT> CAVKNDKH ~ ,_ ROTAL MAIL COACH. JOHN HOOD. mnxt BOYAL 4 11 R . I ? O I^J A Tt'KSDAY, THURSSSJ~AMordroreit. th.-re caaaettias with iiij_l' aSB Metil *« Ptannsinjt earue Paris': 2» ; rruira 38. Postss, ie ; return 6eT UK