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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 80, 30 December 1918, Page 9

Proposed fJ,' || Anglican §lh ,M Cathedral jte, Mr® /vy _ /><■ ~* ■ ■ anrf Sympathisers ■:Can Help. ■; irt f/ie building of ; if/ie /Veu) Anglican ~ Cathedral, Wellington , - IN times of old, men;andwomen did their part iria : practical way,in .the.erection.,,. ■ of churchee of National and :■ historic interest. .""--■ ' To-day you can be just as ' .practical by giving, the means .. : . • to • enable the sV'.iiwd artisan • '. to do with his hands ■ what'' you. Cannot do with yours. ■ Every stone in' this great-;build" :, ing:—every article of adornment , \ be the gift of a grateful '' ' people thankful for victory, for peace, and for the preservation of loved ones; or desirous, it may be;'' to perpetuate 'the ; .; memory . of'fallen friends. The, new palhedral. will be.; , , erected. , as a Thankoffering' to ; God, and as a Memorial of New part in the'great war. The names of all New Zealand . soldiers who have, fallen in the war will be inscribed in letters- ■ of gold on the marble walls of the Military Memorial .Chapel (the; west wing of the; Cathedral). ' Other items of national and historic interest will also adorn this ' '. Chapel; '•-.-• ■• - . ■■•'.:■ A A A ■"■.. ■ ,'■ ■Your Gift will help to make possible this great building and permanent memorialof National interest, I twill place on record for centuries YOUR expression of thankfulness for tO'day's great blessings.' Contributions, or promises, may be spread over a period of one to five . years. Government Stocks and War Loan Certificates may be donated. Legacies also may be made payable to the Wellington Anglican Cathedral Fund. :.."".. Intending Contributors -phase communicate at once with the Hon. Or- , gnnising Secretary, Rev. C. F.. Askew, SLMark's Vicarage, Wellington. ' ■'■■ (Phone 2432) : . 6 I■' . ' ..J iuaaamaaimß ana »v«a teaßUMaiwatits Keep lilt Sweet In Tho Ateook (pe-Chest An Eminent Authority on Milk . —Dr. S. D. Belcher, of tlie Health Department of New 'York Citysays:— .' -. . '."The Secret of Milk Preservation lies in these two . rules: First, expose the Milk as little as possible; . second, Keep the Milk at. a Low Temperature." \ These Ideal Conditions will be enjoyed it you procure It keeps Food and Drinks at a Low Tomparnture—Absolutely protects againat Flies— Prevents Waste. The Saving thus effected more than recoups.the cost of Ice. Sound Construction and Small . Ice Consumption ensure Greatest Value and Most Economical Operation. . Illustrated Catalo'cuo and Trices from Alcock & Co., Ltd. Head Office and Factory— WELLINGTON Brunch-Strand Arcndo, Ancklnnii Agonoioi-Chrietchuroh and Duuodiu NOTB.-Alc.ocli'ii Wellington Aitctri'ns is: BAKIiIVS IHULDINO. opposite Union Dunk, ' . 'mJm. wanganui RECOGNISE!) AS ONE OF TIIB DOMINION'S UIAMNO HOTELS. ffTOW " ****&** nll ill 11 ifi d 4 HfMi tM FORA pure B ib-ih H DRINK ONLY JL x JiLJa. JIJiLJkJ , Acknowledged J>y All'. Connoisseuni . To Be Absolutely "■■ Btewety and- OHlcj i• ' BJolesworth and Murphy Streets.