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Southland Times, Issue 18826, 20 May 1920, Page 1

THE PRINCE’S VISIT. VISIT OF H.R.11. THE FRINGE OF * WALES. THURSDAY, MAT' 20, 1920. PUBLIC HOLIDAY DECLARED BY HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR. ARRIVAL, 2.55 p.m. H.R.H. will srlivc at the Railway Station at 2.55 p.m. and will receive v. Royal Salute from the Sth Southland Regiment. ROYAL ROUTE.- —Via the Crescent, Dee street and Victoria avenue, to Showgrounds. CIVIC RECEPTION--By His Worship the Mayor. Addresses wiil be presented. INSPECTION of Returned Sailors, Soldiers, 1 Nurses and Veterans, Territorials and ! Cadets. j PRESENTATION of Service Decorations. ! GRAND RALLY OF SCHOOL CHILDREN I —3GOO expected. | GARRISON HALL, 8 p.m.—A Grand Public Reception will be tendered to His Royal Highness end Party. Programme of music by Invercargill Orphans’ Club Orchestra, Invercargill Male Choir and Hibernian Band. SOUVENIR PROGRAMMES as a memento of the occasion and containing full particulars will be cr. sale on end after Saturday. JOHN STEAD, MiG 19 Mayor. ALTERATIONS TO PROGRAMME FOR ROYAL VISIT IN THE EVENT OF RAiM. TTIE Children will Parade in the Garrison A iiuii. All Soldier- receiving Decorations and their next-of-kin, and all returned soldiers, will also Parade in the Garrison Hall. All Cadets will parade in the Artillery Hall adjoining. JOHN STEAD, M 0509 Mayor. VISIT OF H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF WALES. THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1920. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC IN REGARD TO THE CLOSING OF PUBLIC STREETS AND CONTROLLING OF TRAFFIC. THE ROYAL ROUTE. r T'HE Route which the Royal Party will follow will be roped on each side from the Railway Station to the A. and P. .Association Grounds, via the Crescent, Dee street (west side only), and Victoria Avenue. Movable ropes will be placed at all intersection streets on the route. Officials will be in attendance to remove these ropes in case of emergency. Pedestrian Traffic and Space Reserved for the Public. With the exception of the roped-in space at the Railway Station, the Royal Route, and crossings on the west side of Dee street, a!! footpaths and roads will be available for pedestrian? and onlookers. This will apply to the several occasions on which the Royal Party will pass through the streets. Vehicular Traffic. No vehicular traffic, other than the Official Motor Cars, wall be allowed in Leven street, from Gala street to the south side of the Orescent; in the Crescent from Liddel street to Dee street; in Dee street from Tay street south to Earnslaw street south, between the hours of 1.30 p.m. and 5.30 pun., and S pun. to 10.30 p.m. Tramcars as- arranged with the Tramway Dcnnitmenl. In cases of extreme emergency and at the discretion of (he Marshal (Mr W. B. O’Toole, 1 and Assistants, or the Police auth- ! critics, vehicles may be allowed to erosc i the route at the intersecting streets during the above hours, but on no pretence whatever will vehicles be allowed to pass north cr south along Dee street. Where Motor Vehicles may be Parked. Motor vehicles, may, at their owners’ risk and subject to the conditions mentioned h-rounder, be parked in the following streets east of Dee street;—Tay, E.-:k, Don, Spey, Leet, and Gala streets (south side only). No vehicles can be allowed in Yarrow street. Victoria Avenue-, or in Dee street between Victoria Avenue and Earnsdaw .street, south. Vehicles are. to be placet! with the backs fowards (he footpath kerb. The parking of all vehicles to 1-c under the supervision of a Corporation Official. NOTE.—The above does not apply to horse vehicles or horses ridden, both of which are strictly forbidden in the areas referred to above, from ! .30 to 10.30 p.m., •excepting at the discretion of Officials. Vehicles Plying for Hire. The above regulations apply in every particular to vehicles plying for hire as far a; the areas mentioned above are concerned. Such vehicles, however, may take un stand in Taj- street north, extending from one chain east of Dee street towards Kelvin street. Souvenir Programmes. The official Souvenir Programme, giving full details of aii arrangements, is now on sate at the following places (price sixpence): —Bible and Tract Society, J.- M. McN.-.ughtnn and Co., J. A. Doig, Gardner and Son, Miss Begg, Hyndman’s. Wcsney Bros., A. Noble, T. Hide, Chas. Bcgg and Co,, Bristol Piano Co., Exchange Sale Rooms. Town Hall, Railway Bookstall, and all street corners. Illegal Use of Verandahs and Balconies. The attention of the public is hereby drawn to the fact that the use of verandahs and Balconies over Footways for accommodating persons on the roof thereof is PROHIBITED. Any person permitting the use of Verandahs and Balconies for such purposes is liable to Prosecution for a Breach of the Borough By-laws. Thoss making arrangements for sightseeing in connection with the forthcoming visit of hia Royal Highness the Prince of• Wales are requested to take particular notice of this intimation. F. BURWELL, Town Clerk. Town Hall, May 17, 1920. !Mp499 RECEPTION TO H.R.H. PRINCE OF WALES. . THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1920, fPHE undersigned will be pleased to sup ■ ply Returned Soldiers from th» country taking part in the above reception with Luncheon Tickets. Please apply at office of Returned Soldiers’ Association, Clyde street. L. S. GRAHAM, Mn4l7 Secretary. APPLES. —Bushel Case choice Central Otago Apples, freshly 'picked, delivered your nearest station, 12/- case, cash with order. Sunnyvale Orchard, Island Block, Central Otago. Mqolo