Manawatu Evening Standard. Circulation 3,800 Copies Daily THURSDAY, JUNE, 22, 1911. GOD SAVE THE KING.
lN.:tliese distant lands;'where, sb : *little" oi : tiie glamour of pcrhaps'vtlie.idea of,;:Kirigship: /: is:';le?s; closely:, ; bbnnccted : < ..'jvitiiV; the';; ancient ofFice; 111 a ii ■ with. tl 1 q . iiiai n'Avlio iills; r tlie jilmbsf entirely- my; -bur' : cphnection;i;with '■ the Empire;;;arid; ; iHe:"New::Z6alaiidof'bred; and oPa; ''Kiiig.;ni;' ]ri<^t.;ihe...o'n|y,'..^ the"; head'jof. ilio. Eiiiipii-e:: is : Kings ■;liaye:: ;; kiiigly, nor .tory foolish.-: ;andvk]vfo;ish 'i:«iors : - ; arid/s'Ov occnpaiits -of.,the? Throne. thafctho: wpiuler; long ;allo\ycd;:thc ;;qiM \tq; oh misfits}:, ;lieu;liistor^:wheii<.ordyv , ris.-w 'iiioltiiigjpot-ahd tliroiies WGre'i-toi-toiv' ing;.the'nyp'rld,pver,- tiiere;;e;ame : ;a'iicjv:, 1 i lie. i!o ■ tlie ■ ,ii 6 no ut re d, pos i t i oh.; i ii: : ; J^« gr:: lantl.fl Victbria.; : 'ilic';vGpod : pted ; .":t!ie idealjdf, sovereighty;to-.aipjojsitioh : it. liacl ; nb't '/pecu .centuries,' Iler; lustre-and ignity-wliiclr ; iiow;surrotihd-. ed';;tlie".bffice^^iid v .top-. *scejle■ of ■'-action-' ;Edward.ilio-'Seveiitli-Md. placed: :Tl.irone : flt--S;:gi:eatv;EjiipJi-e oh -aii'im-:-pregna blcy i'ou lid a tion> i&alaiid)w ; ()varc ..the his : sulrjeets : /to:.-Usher -in the auspicious. day^ : pj : :.;iiis : .;oi ; perbaps; ; celetjratirig;Jtiie.: -a'cpessioii; .■■•of h a ; ■ King ahou^whohiw^ personatTpntaeK! '■ - ; Qui'- .n'bw" fitted in his-liigli'-'offico:: history of ;6i!r- : .i)iv6si>o(! ; t iyo; nio'iiaVcii":;iieen ; ;:tii'rbu;gir school of[:.preparaft()iy tJi<> Fiftliiived"iio'ti ; aditipnal life; enjoying-tlib" 'His in'iiiird woik, and' i lie : -coihes' : -to-!tlic better; equipped.'.for .his'.'.o'ffice even..than his illustrious' father. There can, therefore, be no'fear'that King George Avill, by. indiscretions born, of .ignorance, ever bring discredit on his ...high calling,- He may not be the born Democrat bis father was and,may never ingratiate himself into the hearts of the common people in the same wholesale, but. pur, new Sovereign is
quite his father's equal in his capacity for serious work, and will make his oflice worthy of the position it occupies in the greatest Empire of the ages. To-day, therefore, while millions. are celebrating his coming to the Throne there can be no fear in the ; people's hearts that their rejoicings are founded on empty sentiment, ■ and he. who prays "God Save the;';Kiiig'--'/ ; mayido: so with a whole heart./'' J:" r ■,:■■/■-K:d:
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9544, 22 June 1911, Page 4
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