Hymn Lyrics Search - Name That Hymn

A friend's mother had this written in her Bible--is it a hymn? Does anyone know the title, or where we might find it?
Thanks for any help you can give!

"I have heard of a Land
On a faraway strand
In the Bible the story is told
Where cares never come
Never darkness nor gloom
And nothing shall ever grow old

In that beautiful land on the faraway Strand
No storms with their ------ ever frown
And the streets I am told, are paved with pure gold
And the sun it shall never go down"

My mother sang a song about "the sun it will never go down in that valley".

Jeff Daiell

Almost sure this is the hymn
That Beautiful Land
written in 1889 by Mrs F.A.F. Wood-White
the music is by J. M. Hagan

I have heard of a land
On a far away strand,
In the Bible the story is told,
Where no cares ever come,
Neither darkness nor gloom,
And nothing shall ever grow old.

Refrain

In that beautiful land,
On the faraway strand,
There awaits us a robe and a crown;
In that city, we're told,
The streets are pure gold,
And the sunlight shall never go down.

There are evergreen trees
That bend low in the breeze,
And their fruitage is brighter than gold;
There are harps for our hands,
In that fairest of lands,
And nothing shall ever grow old.

Refrain

There's a home in that land,
At the Father's right hand;
There are mansions whose joys are untold;
There the ransomed will sing
Round the throne of their King,
And nothing shall ever grow old.

The Salvation Army chorus sang this in Peterborough, 24/01/15, accompanied by fluegelhorn, tenor, euphonium and tuba: great sound

Seems the Salvation Army has been performing this for decades
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_cznA6uXQg8

I have a version as posted by Guest but can't make out the dashed words -- can anyone help?

The dashed out word is dashed - No storms with their blasts ever frown
http://www.hymnary.org/text/i_have_hear ... land_white

Oops my error
That was meant to read
The dashed out word is BLASTS !

Thanks song, that's what I thought it was, but I just wanted to make sure javascript:paste_string(document.PForm.message,' ')

Oops, I messed up those smiles. Oh well