ANZAC DAY CELEBRATIONS.

Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17122, 18 April 1921, Page 6

ANZAC DAY CELEBRATIONS.

THE QATJDBDRAIi SERVICEArraneeweflta have Ueen nude to hold a solemn service- in mornory of the fallen in tho Cathedral at 10 o clock on the morning of Ansae Pay. A catafalque will be eet up in tho nave, and thfe authorities are asking for tha; wreaths and crosses of flowera to bo brought to the dhurch by.9 o'clock. Tho bollringers will ring a muffled peal from 9 to m- nw* utes to 10 o'clock, I*. Bradshaw will play the Mloynm wor,k%:-.BWerrt March on tljo Death of a Hero (Beethoven), Solemn Jlciody' (Wa|">id levies), Dirge in J> Minor (J. C. bra'leh Tho preacher at tho service will bo the Bishop of the Tho choir will eipg jSlgar's "To i;lio Fallen, 4U English work specially composed in honour of those who gave their liyes in tho. great war< At tbefiWacffitaQA; °f service Dr. . BradßMw' will play _Hu» wood's Bjvwy effort - will berihade to use all the feravabfe space-in-the Cathedral, but. inovdor that the parents . and wives of tho fallen may not bo •disappointed, BOjita will be mervp<l for l tiiem if application ismado for tickets to the chief sidesman (Mr T. G. Strange, 88 "Worcester street, nCar Gob Office) on or foefpro Wednesday next. Seats ai'o fllao being kept for those of the military who have expressed their intention or attending •tilie service. The city and suburban, clergy will be present in their robes i the place cf honour tliem is be,ing given to the returned chaplains. ( who will wear their military scarves and decorations. It .is espeowd that "pilgrimages" will be made to the cati'talquo throughout the day, ana arrangements have accordingly bp?n mpde for ft few prayers to bo said each hour up to the time of evensong as 'soon as the Post Office clock haa finished striking. A servico in memory of High School old boys who fell in tho war will be held in tho Canterbury College Hall at g p.m. on Monday, the 25th inst.