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Otaki Mail, 19 February 1919, Page 3

The proposed Anglican Cathedral Mm fl-jn m -y non T/ie Trials of The Triumphs of The Blessings of 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 Anglican Cathedral will be pointed to as • having been built by a grateful people as a thankoffering for the blessing* of peace. fl 6rcaf memorial To-day it is your opportunity to express in practical form your thankfulness to God and your gratitude to those who have won foryou the blessings of a victorious peace. CDe llm Cathedral will be a building of National interest—a Church the doors of which will always be open, wherein the public will have access to any scat, and no pew rents will be charged a Church suitable for the conducting of dignified services on occasions of National rejoicing or mourning. All who are desirous of contributing to this Great Thankoffering and Memorial are requested to communicate at once with the Hon. Organising Secretary, R*v. C. F. Askew , St. Mark's Vicarage, Wellington. Contributions or promises may be spread over a period of five years. Government Stock and War Bonds will be accepted. Legacies also may be made payable to the Wellington Anglican Cathedral Trustee? %

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