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Manawatu Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 3496, 4 November 1926, Page 12

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The consecration of the Christchurch Cathedral look place in ISSI on the eve of All Saints’ Day, and on that date all that irM standing- was the nave without transept or chancel. Sunday last being - the ove of All Saints' Day, li»2fi, Bishop West-Wat-son made references to the history or lilt building- of the Cathedral in his evening* service (reports the “Press"), the building- of the Cathedral in his said, fulfilled one of the great hopes and desires of the Canterbury PII- - ins. They had dreamed of a great Cathedral, and had had the faith and courage to realise that dream. “Distance sometimes lends enchantment to the historical retrospect, and one cannot believe what is sometimes !said, (hat the ago of faith has passed, i'i’hc first four -ships landed their passengers in New Zealand in ISiiO, and (hero have been many landmarks in the intervening history... . .Now it is a monument of faith and hope, and but for such the splendid site in the coni re of the city might have been occupied by other buildings today.”