BRITONS.
'l'liu voice (f the Lord is uj»oii the waters; t.'io (-od t:f glorv llnmderoth. P-. xxi.\. 3. Hntitns, if, mi !hi> wre.k-tiv'.vn son your Klcot \" i-iT unerasing keep, hy n't'lit and day, Therefore ii '« that, :«-s each morn wo greet In safety, to tli" omhattled l'nos no pry Due honour for ihc strength <t duty done, V t hoiiiimo to tha fonrlis* htnrts that keen With'ii his cuniiinp; w:'tor-wiy the Hun \Vh ••■■> ilools of dontii fuive miide the nations weep. Q;i■ t- you l ; ke men; l.p 4ron>j: hy faith endure: In patience iv:<iiitrr. t'll :it lc-' <e rent) The hoped-for guerdon, in. '. tie rel.v sfpure, The Ironhled po.-.jdp., -ink n peue :n K le-i>: TI"Ml sha" the nivr : :iil '-,«■. e< "f I l ' • *oi In li.mi diet'mi rise. f> Christ, UiTl-eo. .1 M. COW AX.
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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 6, Issue 282, 8 June 1917, Page 4 (Supplement)
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