THE SOUTH-EAST LONDON MISSION

Otago Daily Times, Issue 14660, 21 October 1909, Page 4

THE SOUTH-EAST LONDON MISSION

Shi, You were kin-' enough some 12 months asp to favour us with a timely low in Hie micresls 0 ( t | lc 1100 , o[ •Villi li-east London Mission (known as I'lanagnns Jlission), ami iilho ot' th» Poor !««> of Wiiileehiipe!, Uunlun, a melt is umler the suneniilemlcmey of iho J-j'-'v- Thomas Jackson, with (lie result thai tliroiig.i Ihe 6nomimeous generosity of the Jiinoilin people, we were alile lo forward as (/lirisima'i gifts £10 in money iiml two l)o;;es, ot warm clothing, which the local companies cuiivcjcil free of

. S'fis proved to be a great: lilessinnin cheering the Christmas of the London flestitul';, ami were promptly acknotrledged by i-ne. uii.i.sioners. You were again kind enough io publish these replies, and many who read them have asked if we will undertake to do the same this year We have already written to the shipping fompatiy, which has again consented to deliver tu London (free of freight) whatever we care to provide for tiiat worlliv purpose.

If yen will again remind the public of wlincdln throi gh iho medium of your paper fiiai the Kov. ij. and Mrs Isailev, of Rourus \ Ilia, (.avershaiu, will be glad to receive any gifts of clothing (left-oil' or otherwise), toys for children, or cash (hat may be. forwarded to them not later than October 25, so tnat they mey reach their destination in time to briehten the chilly Christmas of nio London poor, tha gcntletnan and sisters in charge of flic mission will in duo course atrknowlodge, a.s lwforo, the rsceiijc of ilie Kifl.s. Sevoral ififts f.f warm eJofliinp; nave alr-jody nrrived, and others Imve Iwon proiui.w]. On lx?!inif of these needy onos,--uc are, etc.,

(KHV.) S. AKD MKS Bailey K-O'.v Manso, (Juvei-slmm, Ocfobcr 18.