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| | Foundation stone |
 | | Charles Smith, on behalf of his mother, expressed her gratification at the honour of being asked to lay a stone, not only in memory of his father, but because the occasion was a historic one for their Wesleyan Church. |
 | | Dugdale declared the stone to be well and truly laid in the name of the Father, Son and Holy Ghost. |
 | | Herbert Storey, who had been asked to lay one of the stones, wrote regretting her inability to do so, but expressing sympathy with the project and adding “surely members of all the Churches must unite in the desire that all may be one eventually, through whatever channel it may be reached.” Mr. |
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