Meeting of the Trustees.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 4662, 5 June 1893, Page 3

Meeting of the Trustees.

The following minute of the meeting of the Trnsteee, held on Sunday evening, was I intended to be forwarded to the Lyttelton Times, but by some misunderstanding it ! was not sent. We have, therefore, been ' asked to publish it. j A meeting of the Trustees, convened at , the request of Sister Magdala, was held on the evening of June 4; Mr Hart in' the chair. Sister Franc Gertrude Btated that Sister Magdala desired reporters to be present. The Trustees considered the request, but unanimously agreed that they would be perfectly willing to see Sister Magdala in friendly conversation, but declined to have any reporters present, as they had nothing further to say to the papers. Sister Magdala, with the two children, Pearl and Paul, then attended, and the children signed a form renouncing the name of Worfchington. The Chairman: "I ask you, Sister Magdala,, do you wish to say anything to the

Trusteeß or to ntaSeaiiy complaint as to . what has taken place, or with reference to j their published statement P" Sister Magdala ; "I am perfectly satis* fled with what has taken place, because I believe the good is moving in the hearts of each of you acoording to your stage of growth. lam not in any way hostile to ! your work. With referenoe to the interviews I have had with Mr Hart previous to the document being signed, I desire so say ■ that he has been most considerate, patient and judicial in all his dealings with me." j Sister Magdala, at the request of the : Trustees, signed the above statement, and ' the meeting adjourned.