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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 115, 8 February 1919, Page 3

| for yourselves'" that you are .1 for the Electorate in which you reside! Tour Correct Address is necessary ! Some canvassers are taking names and applications for I Enrolment and they are not I reaching the■ ■ Registrars. 1 If your name should have been put on and ]|| you have hot received an intimation from the Registrar | > 1 " a "'. i 1 r Cbfr , THE proposed new AnS/V OSUi jpr | glican Cathedral to be. ' Atf #IKa 11 'f! ' erected on the rite of St. ■ Ol fOv I I Mark's Church, overlookSoutlKnt 11. || I 111' hoped, be a beautiful and : . .tiemispbere ji. II . ; mm world of the greater and l®4& more important problems HM \ re ''B' on—a ~ j|B| jS y||J[J||| I visible and conttant reM iHI 1 minder of eternal realities j| "Mlf' »S)|™ before which material things, ' |, ' 'I : pale into insrgniiicaince. . "j , In & S 2MtTI Mammon worshippers will, . M if ff I I f ■ 10 a^m ' f ' ' lit i BN™SI 111 I there still exist those who [I w>y i. : care more for the House J . Cbe.Re© JMjllcan CaWraS ■ ; EACH Parish-each Parochial . | District —every member or the a r e i 0 England the new ! Anglican Church and sympathiser w«4d«nk. j i IV7 11* TV J ' 'to New Zealand; Lovers in the Wellington Diocese and 0 f architectural beauty w ni throughout New Zealand can w with pardonable pride . , ° . ,/ . - i r ' ,• .1 on its artistic appearance • have a part in the great work of erecting the andenob , ingstateliness . It j, new Anglican Cathedral as a Memorial and w ;n t c a p i ace for public 1 Thankoffering for the restoration of peace, worship, but it will also be a for the preservation of loved one S| i„ War, and ■ . as a suitable menional to those who rell in. the .. an( I fight for freedom. ion. Busts of leading statesmen, artists, poets, -literary THE entire Cathedral will be built by the free-will men, etc., w.ill eventually be 1I; offerings of a grateful people anxious to com- there, and the names of all i memorate the blessings of peace and the benefits won New Zealand soldiers who j for us by the sacrifice of others. It will be an fell in the great war will be ' edifice of architectural beauty fully consistent with enshrined in letters of gold f the objects of its erection. Your gift will be thank- - upon the marble walls of the. fully received and embodied in this age-long memorial. - Military Memorial Chapel. 1 '« □:y □ n □ Contributions, or promises, may be spread over a period of five years. Government Stock or War Bonds may be given. Legacies also are invited. Contributors please communicate at once with the Hon. Organising Secretary, Rev. C. F. Askew, St. Mark's Vicarage, , Wellington {'Phone 2492). • 3 ~n T rpPT?cr. (HEDERHOLJI AND SON, ~ : |11! : EDBRHoL ! r _ and son> WE SPECIALISE IN MEN'S OUT- BATTERIES, our Motto: SEND FORTRICE LIST. RELIABLE GOODS at LOW PRICES. — ! Yuii will get a Fair' Deal at THE BEST 1 horligl stee? ES ' (Opposfo SceVfpictures). P.O. Box Soo"^ o^' 'Phone 1018. ' ECZEMA BARRETT S HCTEL* A ETHUR AVYCHERLEY, DADIO LOTION AND* OINTMENT.-. LAiIBTON QUA?. WELLINGTON. Lock and Key Specialist, * Guaranteed Cure for .all kinds *-»'«. , ~ , Keys cut to any pattern. Safe and 0 f E czema and Skin. Diseases. Hundreds Y/ISITORS to Wellington stay, P.O. Box Koys promptly duplicated. 0 f 6U ff ere rs cured weekly and cured per- Y at this splendid Every comEvery description of Locksmith's Work m n n entlv. The distressing irritation is fort and attention. Mgiit ■(v°? W L. *** thoroughly catered to. Sved on FIRST APPLICATION, attendance., Ekotri° Xift inßtoUed El^ Address: KING'S CHAMBERS, Lotion and Ointment, ss. 6d., postage is. trio Lieht m every room. Tariff, 9s. pes Wellington, extra. MADAME AMIE, 23 Smeeton's day.' im/rnrJ PrnmiutM 'Phono 508. Private 'phone 2231 {2 rings). Building, Queen Street, AUCKLAND, Dl DAI/Efthi SmMAW»