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| ANZAC DAY SERVICES CHRISTCHURCH TECHNICAL COLLEGE WAR MEMORIAL PLAQUE A PLAQUE has been erected in the , Memorial Hall in memory of former , pupils of the College who died on active service during the Second World War. The plaque will be unveiled and ) dedicated at a service commencing at 10 a.m. on Anzac Day, April 25, v 1957. The Board of Managers, Principal and Stall extend to all former pupils and to relatives or friends of former pupils an invitation to attend the ceremony. R. W. BLACK, Registrar. 7408 I ' • HAWARDEN-WAIKARI DISTRICT. ANZAC DAY SERVICE. - A public Anzac Day Commemor- . ation Service will be held in the , WAIKARI WAR MEMORIAL HALL J on Thursday, April 25, 1957, commencing at 2.30 p.m. The address . will be given by R. R. Crosby. Esq., of Macorna, Victoria. 2288 5 SERVICES! PAPANUI R.S.A. SUB-COMMITTEE. ANZAC DAY PARADE AND SERVICE. . Anzac Day Parade will leave St. James Park Gate. St. James avenue, at 9.30 a.m. and march to the Papanui R.S.A. Hall for a service, which will commence at 10 a.m. Speaker: Mr G. Crowley-Weston. Christchurch Municipal Band in attendance. Local organisations are invited to send representatives and floral tribitfes. A. V. WALTER, Hon. Secretary. 2285 I ANZAC DAY. The Annual Citizens' Anzac Day Service will be held in the King Ed - ward Barracks, Cashel street, Christ - church, on THURSDAY, APRIL 25. 1957, at 2.30 p.m. Vice-Admiral Sir John Collins, C. 8., High Commissioner for Australia, will deliver, the address. The Anzac Parade will fall in at Cranmer square at 1.45 p.m. and march direct to the King Edward Barracks via Montreal street. Immediately after the Service of Commemoration the parade will reassemble outside the Barracks and proceed to Cathedral square via Oxford terrace and Worcester street. All returned servicemen and servicewomen are urged to attend this parade. Dress: Mufti and Medals. CENOTAPH: At 4.00 p.m. (approximately) wreaths will be laid at the Cenotaph by Vice-Admiral Sir John Collins, C. 8., acting on behalf of the Government of Australia, and the Hon. J. R. Marshall, Attorney-General, on behalf of the New Zealand Government. FIELD OF REMEMBRANCE. At the conclusion of the Dawn Service arranged by the Australian Returned Services’ Association, the ceremony of placing the Poppy “In Remembrance” will be held at the God ley Plot. An invitation is extended to the public to participate in this ceremony. PLEASE NOTE AI.TER ATION TO ROUTE AND TIME OF FIELD OF • REMEMBRANCE CEREMONY. ROMAN CATHOLIC SR VICE: A Parade of Catholic servicemen , will be held on Anzac morning. Returned Service personnel are in- ' vited to parade at Latimer square at i 9.20 a.m. Parade will march to Cathedral ot the Blessed Sacrament for Solemn ] Requiem Mass. Dress: Mufti and Medals. 1 F. BARRON, Secretary. 2361 f RETURNEDSERVIC ES l h ANZAC DAY SERVICE WOOLSTON SUBURBAN COM- J MITTEE A Short Service will be held nt 1 the Club Rooms, Ferry road, at 10 ‘ a.m., after which parade will as- ‘ semble and march to the St. John's • Church Memorial Rose Garden. ’ Scottish Society and Woolston J Brass Bands in attendance. The speaker at the service at 10.30 i a.m. will be the Rev. H. F. Thomp- j son, C.F. <

All returned personnel are Invited to attend.

E. O. CCOPER, Hon. Secretary. SUMNER-REDCLIFFS R.S.A. f ANZAC DAY SERVICE APRIL £5, 1957 SUMNER Residents are reminded of the Anzac Day Service to be held in the Sumner Town Hall commencing at. 10 a.m. Returned Servicemen are requested to parade outside Sumner School, Colenso street, at 9.30 a.m. Dress: mufti and medals. A. W. FLETCHER, Hon. Secretary. 7420 HAWARDEN - WAIKARI R.S.A. ANZAC DAY PARADE AND SERVICE. Diggers and 2nd N.Z.E.F. Members: Fall-in at the Waikari Post Office at 2.15 p.m. A Good Attendance is Requested. H. R. PALMER, Hon. Secretary. 743 G pETURNEDSERVICEsI AMURI SUB-BRANCII R.SvA. ANZAC DAY PARADE AND SERVICE, CULVERDEN. MEMBERS are requested to .Parade in the Car Park at 10.45 a.m. and March to the Domain. N. W. HARRISON, Secretary. ANZAC DAWN SERVICE. WAR MEMORIAL. CATHEDRAL SQUARE. 6.30 A.M. ALL Returned Australian Personnel are requested to attend the Dawn Service. Fall in at 6 a.m. in front of Avon Theatre. We also extend a cordial invitation to all ex-servicemen and women, together with the public and kindred associations, to be present. Dress: Mufti, with Decorations and Medals. Programmes will be distributed. J. D. WILLIAMSON, Hon. Secretary, A.I.F. Association. 5559