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Jun 30, 2022 Tintern Jun 29, 2022 logiebear May 12, 2022 State Library of New South Wales	FL10409880 1867 January 1st Tuesday Kate Lee started this morn'g to her situation. She has been a very industrious girl, docile and obedient and "has made up her mind [underlined] never [end underlined] to taste the drink that was the cause of her fall". She signed the temperance pledge, and [sup] has promised to [end sup] read her bible and pray to God for help. Wednesday 2nd Matron took Mary Jane and Mary Brown again to Mrs. Capps in hopes of getting them off. Louise Kane is going to service with Mrs. Thirkeld from Mary Jane has engaged & is to go friday. Florence Girty returned from the Infirmary today. The Kaikowra's linen brought in. Thursday 3rd A man called to ask if we would wash about a Doz'n white Counterpanes, that they had got from the "John Duthie (soaked in salt water.) we have engaged to do them for 5/- pr day." Friday The two Gentlemen (Mr. Vallancay (Moor College) and Mr. I. J. Danne, adressed the two women that are going to service urging upon them to be obliging, honest and industrious, and commended them earnestly [sup]^ in prayer [end sup] to the care of our Heavenly Father. at the close of their joint lecture last night. M. Jane went to her situation this morn'g. Number of inmates 36- There are four inmates gone to situations, and another going tom'w we rejoice in their prosperity, although with trembling	FL10409880 1867 January 1st Tuesday Kate Lee started this morn'g to her situation. She has been a very industrious girl, docile and obedient and "has made up her mind [underlined] never [end underlined] to taste the drink that was the cause of her fall". She signed the temperance pledge, and [sup] has promised to [end sup] read her bible and pray to God for help. Wednesday 2nd Matron took Mary Jane and Mary Brown again to Mrs. Capps in hopes of getting them off. Louise Kane is going to service with Mrs. Thirkeld from Mary JAne has engaged & is to go friday. Florence Gisty returned from the Infirmary today. The Kaikowra's linen brought in. Thursday 3rd A man called to ask if we would wash about a Doz'n white Counterpanes, that they had got from the "John Duthie (soaked in salt water.) we have engaged to do them for 5/ pr day." Friday The two Gentlemen (Mr. Vallanay (Moor College) and Mr. I. J. Danne, adressed the two women that are going to service urging upon them to be obliging, honest and industrious, and commended them earnestly [sup]^ in prayer [end sup] to the care of our Heavenly Father. at the close of their joint lecture last night. M. Jane went to her situation this morn'g. Number of inmates 36- There are four inmates gone to situations, and another going tom'w we rejoice in their prosperity, although with trembling

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