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Otaki Mail, 24 January 1919, Page 4

can have a part in Building the —whether your gift be “the widow's mite” or part of your bounty, it wil! be given to a worthy cause and will proclaim for centuries to come, your gratefulness for what others have achieved for you in the greatest war in history. £;\v= $1! ‘ ’ 111 ft S-'ll •a u <: n <stsSc&sßa 6 1; ,*• The new Angllcnn Cathcdral !o be belli in Wellington will.be a greif Tlianlioffering and .Memorial, and although contributed to in the main by the Church people of the Wellington Diocese, it will contain features which will constitute it a building of National and historic Value, and commend it to the practical support of Anglicans and sympathisers throughout new Zealand. COBftlbullons nsap be spread oyer Vvcz pears Promises of contributions may be spread over a period of’from one to five years. Government Slock and War Bonds ulill also be accepted. ; Legacies may be made payable to the Wellington Anglican Cathedral Trustees. Particulars gladly supplied by the Hon. Organising Secretary, Rev, C. P. Askew. St. Mark’s Vicarage, Wellington (Phone 2492).

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