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Press, Volume XLIV, Issue 6877, 8 October 1887, Page 3

BtiaJnesa Wotices. mURKIHH BATH 3 121 OASHEL STREET 1 iSi Hall has the pleasure to announce to pnblio that he haahad the Turkish Baths Reno yated and more comfortably arranged than formerly been. Turkish and Hot Baths daily from 8 a.m. 8 p.m.; Saturday till 10 p.m., fteaday till a.m. — Ladies' Days—Tuesday, from 8 a.m. till p.m.; Friday evenings, from 0 p.tru I c HUDSON & COMPANY c CATHEDRAL SQUARE. , X NOW HOLBINQ THKIR al] th S. ANNUAL STOCKTAKING OALE. g Pi ci kc oi The "Novelty Breakfast Cruet,3s.. .. .. K-'dson and Co. "Albaloid" Tea Spoons, „ 3s6dperdoz. .. •• Hudson and Co. g Albaloid" Forks and Spoons, q i from 8s 6d per doz. .. Hudson and Co. JJJ "Albaloid ,, Table Spoons, 8d gj each Hudson and Co. gj Teapots, Is 3d, Is 6d, usual • f£ price Is9d, 256 d.. .. Hudson and Co. ™ Sβ Teapots, earthenware, from j, 9d .. .. -- Hudson and Co. *" Tea Sets. China, 40 pieces, 12s 6d, 15s, and 25a -- Hudson and Co. Tea Sets, blue or brown Aus- w tralian pattern, 17s 6d .. Hudson and Co. w ( rushware, English made, at ej. Home prices .. .. Hudson and Co. u j eh Glass Sugar Basins. 6d; Glass co Cream Jugs. 3d .. .. Hudson and Co. ej Japanned Dustpans 9d, usual price Is .. .. •• Hudson and Co. ~ Lamps at special prices .. Hudson and Co. Cups and Saucers, band and _|| line, 4s per doz. .. .. Hudson and Co. °J Cups and Saucers, white and m gold, superior quality, 7s 6d per doz . ■ . ■ Hudson and Co. Scythes and Scythe Handles Hudson and Co. Garden Rakes, Trowels, J Hoes,&a, cheap.. .. HuaeonondCo. £g Lawn Mowers, clearing out.. Hudson and Co. ■*■ Lot of Fire Shovels, very .1 strong, Is, worth Is 6d JJE , andls9d .. - Hudson and Co. ev< Churns and Milk Pans, «*" cheap .. .. .- Hudson and Co. File Stones d. usual ojprice 9d .. .. .. Hudson and Co. ©j EX BALANCE /> op v« JUBILEE MEDALS, , For School Treats and Picnics, b< Is 3d and 2s per doz. It THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN TOWN FOB TOYS AND FANCY GOODS. HUDSON & COMPANY CATHEDRAL SQUARE, Sole Agents for the NEW DAVIS VJP. SEWING MACHINE, AND GRISWOLD KNITTING MACHINE.: ■ • ' ■/-:•■-•■ 7459 PLUMBERSLMB HEREFORD STREET, \ A RE prepared to SUPPLY PLUMBERS' IA GOODS at the lowest iweslble rates:— ludging, Spouting, Galvanised and Cast Iron, pipes—Galvanised and Black, front lin to 3m, entNtnd screwed to any length. _. Bends, Elbows. Tees, and Connections, all sizes, instock. Hot Water Pipes, 3in and 4in, Ba3u£-Cast Iron Enamelled, Galvanised, and ."" Plate Zinc, all shapes. _ ' Sinks—Cast Iron Enamelled, Copper, ana "SSPKK*B££a lift Pump-. Hydraulic Rams. Windmills, Patent Water Closots, UrlnateTLavatory Basins, Supply Cisterns, Taps, 1 Lead and Composition Pipe, all sizes. Hot J Water Cylinders, copper or iron; Electric and other Bells, Gas Fittings and Globea. Archi- _ median Ventilators, Chimney Pots, Cowls, all shapes: Sheet Lead and Galvanised Iron. We are also prepared to send experienced workmen to fix the above at most reasonable charges. Gas Engines repaired by experiencea ■ fitters. We supply and fik all drainage connections to main sewers, &c., on the most sanitary design, town or country. Call and get owr prices; estimates free. Orders by post will receive prompt attention. Telephone Nα wt. Public Notices. ___ ; : i THE MAGDALEN ASYLUM , A VOICE FROM MOUNT MAGDALA. AN APPEAL. TV appealing for subscriptions for the FIRST I MA&DALEN ASYLUM in New Zealand, i (So Bisters of the " Good Shepherd " desire to exnress. through mc, their sincere gratitude to < the inhabitants of thia City and the Colony - generally for the kind co-operation Bffbrded , Snem since they commenced the great work to which their Uvea are devoted in their temporary ■ residence, Manchester street North. Hourly we meet with a poor Magdalen, tired c>l a misspent life, seeking a shelter, and finding Eoiecurfoagainst the biting temptation, turns away with the weight of the wotSS accusation, with the world's condemna. tion, and becomes the victim Of an unholy impulse, which cannot be recalled without a sfeh ■ -w%, without a tear. Kindly, therefore, bear ln i! n A most desirable site has been acquired for the Magdalen near Chrietchurch. 2. His Eminence Cardinal Moran laid the foundation-stone at "Mount Magdala Sfthe 18th of February of last year, in tte presence of 5000 people, and Ihe lint portion of the Asylum is nearly com3. The advantages of the Magdalen will be extended to ail New Zealand and else 4 The waifs and wanderers who are rescued from the paths of misery and sin are not asked to what creed they belong. It Iβ Bufflcient that they need 6 The inmates of " Mount Magdala and the ' Good Shepherd Nuns placed over them will remember always, with lively grati tude, the benefactors of the Institution. Subscriptions may be paid either in part or In full, according to the convenience of subscribers. If, therefore. It were ever true to Bay " that he gives twice who gives quickly, it is particularly so on the present occa sion. to order that soon we may seeanothei House of the Good Shepherd added to the 150 Homes scattered over the globe, in which more than 4000 Rellgleuses bestow their devoted care on 20,000 children and young girls, while a judicious channel trill be found for the outlay of the Funds entrusted to the Institution.. „ . B. The Sisters of the Good Shepherd will he grateful to all those who encourage their * mends to subscribe to tike funds of the • -Magdalen Asylum. ' ■■-»:• The favor of an early response will enable mc to bttog to a speedy conclusion an Institution, from which, drciea of good must emanate to. exercise a salutary influence on the future of tbe colony. ■ - . SuhecriptionswillalsoberoceiveiSbyMeasrsA* J2 White and H. H. Loughnan; ar.d by the Rev. Mother Prioress, Convent of the Good Shepherd, Manchester Street North. Cheques and P. O. orders to be made payable W mc, L, M. GIN ATY. S.M. Mis. Reck, ManaettnK Trustee. — •-*-• 1. u<ir ISB7.