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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXVI, Issue 7567, 10 May 1919, Page 6

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ik^O ENCOURAGE l'J 1. » titne efforts have l>een ireciion of assisting art d't^ stand on its own rjanti there is no doubt £' this, handicap, impos--1 a young country, cur Iptors have done good ■ which will staud the Inspiration is recoguisjt impetus to all work Xs the natural benucies 1, there should t>e iuspir\or students of the line at this, however, it niudt iat quitu a contrary tfd hy the crude and unCtufce of the cities of the fh leave their impress a minds of oil/ nrti.sts. lit is imperative that to est work there is need •ne perfect example of architecture in each city. This tjeuiely felt in Wellington. Any « meet it should tlicrefore (m> eel, and the building of an II Cathedral in the capital city ijtve the hearty support of all of1 art and of . beauty in nrchi'i In this proposed building the kst of the skilled worker's pit

cv enshrined. Every wing, ©very it, and pillar and rafter will be s* af beauty ', .while the special comation wings and other portions fino building'will be equal to tig of tho kind elsewhere. The is such a Cathedral would yive X in New Zealand is incalculable. who wish to see this praiseworroject brought to a successful; con. X are asked to communicate with cretartes of the Fund, tho THw. inoourt, St. Thomas' Church, inr, Wellington; Rev. ,T. Q. S. ,t, Featherston : or Rev. C. H. 0. i, Hawera. Gifts gratefully /<»- ---|. Promises mrty lie spread « vor hod. of years^. Legacies invited.