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Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 169, 22 August 1914, Page 12

GREAT PATRIOTIC DEMONSTRATION THE DEMONSTRATION HAS BEEN ORGANISED SOLELY IN THE INTERESTS OF THE DEPENDENTS OF THE BRAVE BOYS WHO HAVE GONE TO HELP THE DEFENCE OF THE EMPIRE. Tliis Demonstration will surpass anything of the kind yet attempted. The Great Procession will be Spectacular and easily Two Miles in Length. The Torchlight Procession leaving the Clock Tower at 7 p.m. will be a Revelation and must appeal to Old and Young. MONDAY :: AUGUST 24 To assist Mayor s Fund : : The Mayor has invited the Citizens to observe Monday a Half-holiday WILL YOU HELP? PROCESSION STARTS from Latimer Square at 1.15 P .m. FUN AND FROLIC Cranmer Square THE DAY'S PROGRAMME The Patriotic Concerts Later at Theatre Royal and Kings Theatre will be something to be remembered by all fortunate enough to gain admission. ALL ITEMS WILL BE PATRIOTIC. By the Courtesy of Messrs Jamieson Bros, and W. Goss, Ltd. Staging will be erected in Cranmer Square, where amusements will be supreme. Messrs Fuller, Brennan and Co., will give a performance. There will be Highland dances and short speeches. Some hundreds of motor cars, motor cycles with side chairs, will be in attendance to give pleasure rides round the city in aid of the Fund. Back up Old Britain by making Monday a Patriotic Day. TORCHLIGHT PROCESSION leaving Clock Tower 7 o'clock. Afterwards the Theatres All those Participating in Procession will find their Positions below. DETAILS OF ALLOTMENT OF PLACES IN MONDAY'S PROCESSION. After the drawing held on Friday, August 21, motor cars and motor cycles will traverse the advertised route, marshalled by their own Associations and Clubs. i ROUTE (starting 1.15 p.m.). Move off from the corner of Madras Street and Latimer Square (Choral Hall), go up Madras Street north to Armagh Street, turn west in Armagh Street to Manchester Street, south along Manchester Street to Clock Tower, down High Street to Armstrong's Corner, then south along Madras Street to Moorhouse Avenue, turn west to Manchester Street, then north along Manchester -Street to Tuam Street, west along KING'S THEATRE COMMENCE AT 8 P.M. 1. PART SONGS (a) "Soldiers' Chorus" (b) "Union" CHRISTCHURCH LIEDERTAFEL 2. SONG —"For King and Country" .. MR J. McLEAN 3. SONG—"Marseillaise" .. MISS MILLICENT JENNINGS 4.- RECITATION—"The Flag of England" MR A. D. AITKEN 5. SONG—"By England's Side" (R. A. Home) MR C. JOLL 6. COSTER SONG—"The Nipper's Lullaby" MR W. H. BENSON 7. SONG—"There's a Land" .. .. MISS M. STRINGER 8. IRISH JIG .. .. .. MISS GLADYS McCALLTJM 9. SONG—"When the Empire Calls" .. . MR F. M. COLLINS INTERVAL. OVERTURE N.Z. FARMERS'CO-OP. ORCHESTRA 1. 11 God Save the King" N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. CHORAL SOCIETY 2. SONG—' < The Red, White and Blue" .. MRS W. JOLL 3. RECITATION — ( ' The Absent Minded Beggar'' , . mr f. j. Mcdonald 4. DUET—' < Love and War'' MESSRS McLEAN and MITCHELL 5. SONG—"Highlanders" MRS A. W. MacGILLIVRAY 6.—QUARTETTE—" The Cornfield Medley" LIEDERTAFEL QUARTETTE 7. SONG—"Soldiers of the King" .. MR A. MILLAR 8. SOLO AND CHORUS—"Sons of N.Z." Soloist Mr A. L. CROPP (Chorus by N.Z. Farmers' Co-op. Choral Society) Accompanist—Dß. T. L. CROOKE. Pianos kindly lent by The Dresden Piano Co., Webley, Sons and Gofton, Milner & Thompson, Ltd., Robt. Francis. Furnishings kindly lent by A. J. White, Ltd. Stage Manager—Mß W. H. BENSON. ADMISSION—FRONT SEATS 2/-; BACK SEATS 1/-. Outside Electric Illuminations by the courtesy of the City Electrical Engineer, and Messrs Turnbull and Jones. . During the evening a member of Messrs Strange and Co.'s staff will appear handsomely robed as Mrs John Bull, and will be put up by auction by Mr Jones, of Craddock, McCrostie and Co. The highest bidder to will become the owner of the complete costume. This is unique, and will create a great deal of amusement. Tuam Street to Durham Street, north along Durham Street to Cashel Street, down Cashel Street east to Colombo Street, north along Colombo Street through Square to Cook and Ross's Corner, then up Victoria Street, over bridge to Peterborough Street, .along Peterborough Street to Park Terrace, and finish at Cranmer Square. ORDER OF PROCESSION. Allocation numbers will be plainly marked on the footpath, and the various Societies, Bodies, and Trades Displays, etc., will take their positions as follow: No. I—Lyttelton Marine Band and Christchurch Bugle and Fife Band playing alternately. No. 2—Mayor and Councillors Christchurch City Council, Mayors and Councillors surrounding Borough Councils, Legislative Councillors and Members of Parliament. , r No. 3 —Board of Governors Canterbury College. No. 4—Local Bodies. No. s—Woolston5 —Woolston Band. No. 6—War Veterans, with decorations, in motor cars. - - No. 7—Veterans of Army, Navy, and Auxiliary Forces. No. B—Ladies' Rifle Club display. No. 9 —Maoris Raupaki and Woodend. No. 10—Lyttelton Fire Brigade, with Model Dreadnought. No. 11—Salvation Army No. 1 Band. No. 12—-Druids' Friendly Society Tableaux. No. 13 —-Canterbury Swimming Centre display. No. 14.—Life-saving Society (6 reels). No. 15 —Sumner Lifeboat Brigade (with boat). No. 16—Derry's Band. No. 17—St. John Ambulance (cycle stretcher and squad). No. 18—Public Works Department (Dreadnought). BARBADOES STREET HERE CROSSES. No. 19 —Foresters' Friendly Society Tableaux and Mounted. • Children's Fancy Costumes and Public Schools Displays will assemble in the East Christchurch school grounds and will be placed in procession by the marshals. No. 20—Burnham Band and Boys, Boy Scouts. No. 21—Tapper's Engine and Sweet Cart. Girl Scouts assemble East Christchurch school grounds. No. 22 —Salvation Army 2nd Band. No. 23—Orangemen. « No. 24 —Sumner Band. To assemble East Chi'istchurch school groundsAll decorated bicycles. No. 25—Canterbury College Students. No. 26—Canterbury Hockey Association and Sydenham and Combined Hockey Clubs. No. 27 —Canterbury Ladies' Hoekey Association. No. 28 —Highland Pipers' Band. No. 19—Oddfellows' Friendly Society. No. 30—Scottish Association. No. 31—Rugby Association Display. No. 32—Protestant Alliance Friendly Society. No. 33 C.Y.C. Band, Addington Band display. No. 34—1.0. G.T. and other Temperance Societies. No. 35 —Commercial Travellers and Warehousemen's Association (comic). No. 36 —Victoria League. No. 37—Rechabites' Friendly Society. No. 38 —Rechabites' Band. No. 39—Linwood Citizens' Association. No. 40—Christchurch City Fire Brigade's three engines. EAST BELT CROSSES. No. 41—Hibernian Friendly Society. No. 42—Technical College display. No. 43 —3rd Salvation Army Band. No. 44—R.T.C. Clown and Dummy Show. No. 45 —Decorated Pony and Trap (Miss Moon). No. 46 —Andersons, Ltd., Dreadnought. No. 47 —Gas Co. display. No. 48—Caledonian Pipe Band. No. 49 —Strange and Co., special display. No. 50—Robertson and Co., flower display. " No. 51 —Nat Woods and Co., display. No. 52 —Hay ward's Rink display No. 53 —Turnbull and Jones's display. No. 54—Manning and Co.'s display. No. 55—A. J. White's display. No. 56—Armstrong and Co.'s display. No. 57 —Edmond's Baking Powder display. ~ No. 58—Brown's Laundry display. No. 59—Taylor and Oakley's display. No. 60—Ross and Glendining's display. , No. 61—International Harvester Co. display, o , No. 62 —N.Z. Express Co. display. No. 63—4 th Salvation Army Band., TO ASSEMBLE ON EAST BELT, NORTH OF GLOUCESTER STREET. Decorated Baiters' Carts and 'Display. Where goods made will be sold to the public in aid of the Patriotic Fund. Butchers' Decorated Carts. Grocers' Decorated Carts. Coal Merchants' Decorated Carts. Mineral Water Decorated Carts. In addition to a big display of five decorated carts from a central butchers' firm and numerous other displays, a well-known motor meat waggon will form the rearguard, displaying a cannon, the whole representing a fort. Owing to shortness of time a number of bodies, associations, etc., have not yet replied to their invitation to participate. In this connection all not appearing above will, be allocated positions by the marshals, in Barbadoes Street, North and South of Gloucester Street. • All marshals to meet chief marshal at Choral Hall at 12.30 Monday. MONSTER TORCHLIGHT PROCESSION BY CHRISTCHURCH FIRE BRIGADES, LEAVING CLOCK TOWER AT 7 O'CLOCK. Rev. North will deliver a splendid Patriotic Limelight Illustrated Lecture in aid of the Fund at the Baptist Church, .entitled, "THE BRITISH IN INDIA FROM QUEEN BESS TO THE DELHI DURBAR.." PRIZE LIST. Best Decorated Motor Car, Cycle and Side Chair, Cycle only, Gent's Bicycle, Lady's Bicycle, Boy's cycle, Girl's Bicycle; best Friendly Society display; best display other than friendly societies and trades j best trade display; best motor conveyance, horse four and two-wheel conveyance; best adult and children's fancy costume. . , The Executive take this opportunity of extending their sincere thanks to all donors of trophies, and to those who have so generously assisted in promoting the demonstration. G. T. BATLEY, ' Secretary, 138 Cashel Street; 'Phone 397. 2. 8. 4. 5. e. .*7. 8. QUARTETTETHEATRE ROYAL COMMENCE AT 8 P.M. OVERTURE .. * N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ORCHESTRA 1. "God Save the King" "N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. CHORAL SOCIETY SONG—"Border Ballad" .. •• MR G. MARCH The Absent Minded Beggar " I&R F. J. McDONALD SONG—"Sons of the Sea" .. MR R. D. VINCENT SOLO and CHORUS—' < Sons of N.Z.'' Soloist, MR A. L. CROPP (Chorus by N.Z. Farmers' Co-Op. Choral Society). SONG —"When the Empire Calls" MADAME GOWER-BURNS PART SONGS—/a) "Soldiers' Chorus," (b)."Union" CHRISTCHURCH LIEDERTAFEL "Cornfield Medley"' LIEDERTAFEL QUARTETTE INTERVAL. SONG—"Just Knock at the Door and ask for Us" / MISS GWEN MERRITT (Effects by Julius Knight Dramatic Club, assisted by pupils of St. Mary 's Convent) CLARIONETTE SOLO—"Concerto" (Weber) MR D. SINCLAIR MUSICAL MONOLOGUE—SeIected .. MR,W. DENSEM SONG—"Land of Hope and Glory" .. ■ MISS WOODHOUSE RECITATION—'' The Flag of England " .. MB A. DI'AITKEN SONG— <' The Veteran's Song " .. * MR A. L. CROPP SONG—"Marseillaise" .. MISS MILLICENT JENNINGS SONG —"Sergeant of> the Line" .. MR L. FLEMING Accompaniste—-MRS F. P. OSMOND "SMITH. Pianos kindly lent by The Dresden. Piano Co., Webley Sons & Gofton, Milner & Thompson, Ltd., and Robt. Francis. Furnishings kindly lent by W. Strange and Co. Stage Manager .. .. .. MR H. SWENEY ADMISSION—DRESS CIRCLE and ORCHESTRAL STALLS, 3/-; STALLS, 2/-; GALLERY, ,1/-. Outside Electric Illuminations by the courtesy of the City Electrical Engineer and Messrs Turnbull and Jones. During the evening a member of Messrs Strange and Co.'s staff will appear handsomely robed as Mrs John Bull, and will be put up by auction by Mr Jones, of Craddock, McCrostie and Co. The highest bidder tobecome the owner of the complete costume. This is unique, and will create a great deal of amusement. , 1.

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