A NOBLE INHERITANCE
. •— s THE K1 N(< AMI) Ti 11'. mill.!•]. TEIIGIONT.ISNA.RY CKLlilil?ATIONS. r .— 1 'by electric tkleokaph—copyright. J j 1 I PKR PKKSS ASSOCIATION.] I (Received Tliis Day. 9,20 a.m.) [ LONDON, Mack-li 21. A deputation from the various Churches, headed by this Grace the A roll bis] top of Canterbury (tho IH. Hon. and lU. Rev. T. Davidson), prci sentcd Kins George V. wit.li an ad- ) -dress and a Bible on the occasion of j the Tercentenary of tin? Authorised I Version. | His Majesty, in replying, exprcssi ed pleasure at the celebration of the I; Tercentenary, saying that the lab- , ours of the translators deserved bustill p; honour. "For three centuries," ; said the Kins, "millions of Englishspeaking penp'e litre turned, when in trouble, to the* Authorised Yer- , simi. I hope my subjects will increas.> and cherish their noble in- , heritance."
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Horowhenua Chronicle, 22 March 1911, Page 3
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141A NOBLE INHERITANCE Horowhenua Chronicle, 22 March 1911, Page 3
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