Page 9 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Times, Volume XLIV, Issue 10207, 18 February 1919, Page 9

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“Suprema a Situ’ CIK Rew Anglican Cathedral J| Building of noble and dignified Gothic design, the proposed new Anglican Cathedral to be erected in Wellington will be a Church of National interest, the doors of which will always be open, and all seats will be free. As a fitting memorial to New Zealand’s fallen and an expression of gratitude to God for the success of Great Britain and her Allies, this stately edifice will stand as an agelong proclamation. All who are desirous of contributing to thit great Thankoffering and Memorial are requested to communicate at once with the Hon, Organising Secretary, Rea. C. F. Askew, St, Mark's Vicarage, Wellington, Contributions or promises may be spread over a period of five years. Government Stock and War Bonds will be accepted. Legacies also may be made payable to the Wellington Anglican Cathedral Trastrees. 7 ter? For Wounded Returned Soldiers Church of England Institute, Rotorua Contains Rest Room, Billiard Room, Games Room, Waiting Room, Sun Verandah, devoted to the use and benefit of returned Wounded and Sick Soldiers recuperating at Rotorua. Upwards of 5,000 morning and afternoon teas and suppers are provided free during each month THEY HAVE DONE THEIR BIT KEEP ON DOING YOURS Send yonr subscriptions to carry on this and similar work elsewhere lo The Military Affair* Committee, 20 Mulgrave Street, Wellington JAS. W. HBKDEBSON ) Joint OEO. SHinTOLIFFE ) Bone Trtaturerß 29 Still Going Strong! j* r>’ W'e have Heavy Stocks of KAPOC and TICKING and Guarantee Prompt Supplies D. McCrae^l Limits;!. WE CORDIALLY INVITE TOE TO INSPECT OUE DISPLAY ’S OF AET. S M c GEEGOR WEIGHT’S | AET GALLERY. LAMBTON QUAY.