KING'S PRAYER FOR PEACE.
JrfNEW SIGN OF HOPE. 1 aid N.Z. LONDON, Sept. 14. •- Eli Majesty's reply to an address from ita .Convocation of York refers to the depression following the war, and says: Stable peace is the goiil for which we must unceasingly labour. I feel confident that Ministers at Home and in the Dtjminions will keep it unwaveringly before them. I was deeply touched by the ■generous, whole-hearted Welcome accorded the Prince of Wales during the dominion tour.
2| " It is a cause of deep and sacred relief .lor which we owe thanks to God, that m answer to my appeal a new sign of it.ope has arisen in Ireland. I pray the (promise of the new era held out may be ■realised, . and that the Irish 'people may be united ono to another in peace and goodwill,"
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 1888, 16 September 1921, Page 5
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