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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1160, 22 June 1911, Page 1

CORONATION DAY NOTICES. "WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. CORONATION OF KINCi GEORGE V. 22ml JUNE, 1911. ORDER OF CIVIC PROCESSION Tc NEWTOWN I'ARK. MEMBERS or Friendly and other Societies, Snorts Bodies, aml others taking Dart, will assemble in CAMBRIDGE TERRACE AT 10 A.M. SHARP," and will form up facing the Basin Reserve, commencing at St. Patrick's College Gate, in the following order:— Navy League Members. Bay Scouts. Salvation Army Band and Army Members. Hibernian Society. British United Order of Oddfellows. Ancient Order of Foresters. Independent Order of Oddfellows. Sons and Daughters of Temperance. Manchester Unity of Oddfellows. R-schabites. Tramways Band and Tramway Benefit Society. Ancient Order of Druids. Orangemen. Good Templars. Other Societies. Mission Band. Wellington Iloekey Association. Wellington Rugby Union. Wellington Football Association. Wellington Lacrosse Association. Other Sports Bodies. The Procession will move off at 10.15 A.M. SHARP, and will junction villi the Territorials at Buckle Street. No vehicles will bo allowed in Newtown Park, except those of His Excellency the Governor, the Acting-Prime Minister, the Mayoress and Acting-Mayor. All other vehicles in the Procession or otherwise, on approaching Newtown Park, MI'ST turn into Roy Street and dischargo their passengers there, returning to town via Daniel Street. The terrace at tha Scuth End of Newtown Park has been allocated to the various Societies and Sports Bodies, etc., taking part in the Precession, and will be apnroaclied by the Eastern Route. The Parade will disband after tile coremonies at the Park. In command of the Civic portion of the Procession, GEO. HALL, Captain aful Chief Marshal. JNO. R. PALMER, Town Clerk. 20th-June, 1911. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. CORONATION CELEBRATION. TOWN HALL, THURSDAY, 22nd JUNE. At 3 p.m; SPECIAL BIOGRAPII ENTERTAINMENT Given by West's-Royal Pictures, Messrs. Fuller and Sons, and MaeMahon ami Donnelly. FOR CHILDREN ONLY. CHILDREN from Receiving Homes, Orphanages, arid all Charitable Institutions, will please take their places in the Town Hall, NOT LATER THAN 2.15 P.M., and will enter l>v the CHOIR ENTRANCE, IN MERCER STREET. Main Doers will be opened at 2.20 p.m. Admission FREE. JNO. R. PALMER. Town Clerk. 20th June,,l9ll. . WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. TOWN HALL, THIS EVENING, 22nd JUNE; at 8 p.m. CORONATION CELEBRATION. ' gKi.ND CONGER T. ADMISSION FREE. PROGRAMME: ' 1. God Save the King , The Festival Auxiliary Choir. 2. Empire March Maughan Barnett Municipal Orchestra. 3. A Song of Thanksgiving Allitsen Miss Segrief. •1. Land of Hope and Glory Elgar Mr. John Prouse. 5- Coronation Anthem, Zadok the Priest Handel The Festival Auxiliary Choir. 6. Prelude Act 111. Lohengrin ... Wagner Municipal Orchestra. 7. Song, "The Arrow and tlio Song" Miss Segrief Balfe S. Coronation March from Ilcnry. VIII Sullivan Municipal Orchestra. 9. Song, "Hearts of Oak" Boyce Mr. John Prouse. 10. Hallelujah Chorus Handel The Festival Auxiliary Choir. Choral Conductors — Messrs. Robert Parker, Lawrence Watkins, and Horace Hunt. Conductor of t"he Orchestra and Organist—Mr. Maughan Barnett (City Leader of tho Orchestra—Mr. F. Logan. Accompanist—Mr. Horace Hunt. Doors will bo opened at 7.13 p.ml JNO. "R. PALMER, ' Town Clerk. 20th June, 1911. PARK. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! FIREWORKS! FIREWORKS! Under the Distinguished Patrouago of His Excellency tho Governor, Lord Islington, D.5.0., K.C.M.G., and Suite, tho Acting-Premier, the Hon. J. Carroll, Major-General A. J. Godley, C.8., Commandant and General Officer Commanding the Forces, Colonel A. W. Robin, C.8., and the Stall Corps. TO-NIGHT! CORONATION NIGHT, JUNE 22nd, 1911. A UNIQUE EVENT IN THE MILITARYHISTORY OF THE DOMINION. GRAND MILITARY TORCHLIGHT TATTOO & FIREWORKS DISPLAY. By tho sth REGIMENT WELLINGTON RIFLES Assisted by other Units. A MAGNIFICENT SPECTACLE. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! A Monster Torchlight Procession To-night will start from the Government Building, including sth Regiment Wellington Rifles, Petone Navals, Wellington Navals, Boy Scouts, School Cadets, and other units, with 5 Bands and the Drums of the sth Regiment. The Procession will bo illuminated by Hundreds of Coloured Torches. On arrival at the Park a Monster Firework Display will bo exhibited, with set pieces of King and Queen, Roman Candles, Rockets and Cascades, turning the night' into day. Searchlights from tho Forts will bo used to illuminate the BATTLE OF WATERLOO, In which hundreds of Territorials will tako part. The Display is absolutely unprecedented in the history of Wellington. GOD SAVE THE KING, Admission—Grand Stand, 25.; Adults, Is.; Children, Gd. Proceeds to be devoted lo the funds of the Hoys' Institute and Drums and Fifes of the .'itli Regiment. In Hie event of wet weather Iwo sets of ,'{ rockets will be fired from I lie Government Quarry, Oriental Bay, at 0 p.m., to indicate a postponement until Saturday Night. THE DOMINION" employs a staff of Advertising Experts, whose services are always. available.