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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16268, 19 July 1918, Page 5

In b sermon delivered at Auckland in. connexion with the annual church parade of St John Ambulance Brigade; Dr. A. "W. Averill, Anglican Bishop, said that whatever mi Rat have •..beer? the experience of New Zealand .soldiery with regard to the clean fighting of tlia Turks, they could never forget -the Turk's devilish treatment of the Attn® nians and the inhabitants of Palestine; The future of Jerusalem would ber s th« concern of the whoto Order, ajid.tbey should pray primarily that it might nover again fall into the hands of thf Turks, whose rule at the best was one of robbery and oppression;- Personally, ho hoped that, Palestine never cease to bo ujider the protection of Great Britain. He believed that Jem* (Balem -was yet to be the'centre of a great world irission, and possibly t th© rallying point of the great United' Church of God. .

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