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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21242, 24 January 1931, Page 8

It is usual for the King’s Speech at the opening of the British Parliament to end with a prayer. The prayer has for many years past been in this form: — “ Your labours upon these and all other matters 1 humbly commend to the blessing of Almighty God.” The form has now been altered, and the King’s Speech at the opening of the last session ended as follows:—“I pray that, under the blessing of God,- the outcome of your deliberations may advance the, happiness and well-being of my people.”

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