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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 59, 4 December 1918, Page 9

J ■l- v c The j>r'o}>osed \ J| ; . ! '., Cathedral | .'|jl roM D □ D 77ie Tria/s of War— The Triumphs of yictory--' The Blessings of £ !GC*t»«G —-■-"■" ■ Years hence— when the ■greatest war of history is; but a memory and the trials.:. of war and the triumphs of victory are recounted to the children of future generations, the. Wellington I Anglican Cathedral will. . be. pointed to ae .having been built by a grateful people as a thankoffering 1 Jot tKe blessings of peace'. ' ■R 6reat ißetnpfial .■ To-day it isyour oppprtunity y to express in. practical form : your thankfulness to God and your gratitude to .those who' have won (or you the blessings ':. of a victorious p^eace.' , ! willbe a building of National interest—a Church the doore of which will always be open, wherein, the.public will'haye access.to, any.; seat, and no . pew reri'ts will be chargeclr-' ." a Church suitable for the conducting of dignified services on occasions of National •'• rejoicing or mduming. All wh» are detirouß of contributing to thii Great Thankoffering and Memorial are requeited to corn* muhicate at once with the Hon. Organiiing Secretary, /?-». 'C. F.' Askew, St. Mark's Vicarage, Willinf . ion. Contribution! or promitei maybe spread over a period of five-years. Government Stock : and War Bonds ulill be 'accepted. Legaciei also maybe made payable to the Wellington I Anglican Cathedral Trusj tee t> UABRETT'S HOTEL, LAMBTON QUAI, WBLUNQTON. ViiiTTOBS to Wellington should eta; sllendid Hotel.Btotoob, D. DAI/TON. Proorwtor.

_ ; \j__ 1JL _ mimn inn ' 1... ,i »■ ■ iT i ' ■ • "■■■ '■' ;i ~. :\" ""'.'.'...' ~,,11.111.11 ■■■ 11,, mi-- ,—. in i mill i,; ■■■■. •"'■ i THE ABOVE INQUIRY WAS MADE BY 1 . . :: . The Minister of Defence v., .■;;■> -;1 ■ ' •/: , (SIR JAMES ALLEN) . v | .- '. Brigadier-General RicWson ,; / ..., : ',.. | j: ;: j (Commandant N.Z. Expeditionary Force, England) . , ' | V'. ; j '■ \ ■, 'REPLIED- '' : ' :.■;■■'. -/f f,"i i i V Vide Wellington Eoen/ng Post, 25th June, 1917