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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXIX, Issue 9658, 15 July 1919, Page 1

public notices. ashburton peace celebrations. programme. saturdayTjuly 19. PROCESSION from South Street, North through East Street, returning to Havelock Street, thence to the Domain. ORDER OF PROCESSION. MILITARY BAND RETURNED SOLDIERS TERRITORIALS CADETS SCOUTS RED CROSS WORKERS SALVATION ARMY BAiND FRIENDLY SOCIETIES TRADE DISPLAYS ASHBURTON PIPE BAND DEOORATM> CARS Participants in the [Procession are requested to notify the Convenor (Major E. H. Orr, D.5.0.), not later than WEDNESDAY, July 16. Motor Car Owners are particularly requested to Decorate their Cars, and join in the Procession, thereby doing their "bit" towards making the occasion memorable. Approximately 2000 School Children will be massed, under their Teachers, on Railway Reserve, between Cameron Street East and Wills Street East, to witness the procession. The Public are, notified that that space is specially reserved for the Children:. DOMAIN. Patriotic Address by T. W. ROWE, Esq., of Christchurch. Luncheon to Soldiers, Veteran Soldiers, Cadets, and Scouts. NOTE.—Admission. '-. for Luncheon will'be by Ti.cfc%V"only, which will be distributed after the "fall in." T/ie Public will be Supplied with Hot Water and Milk gratis. SPORTS BANDS FOOTBALL AMUSEMENTS The Sports Committee will carry out the following Programme:— ■ < Event No. l.__looyds Boys under 14. 2.—50yd8 Thread the needle. 3.—50yd8 Sack Race. 4.—looyds Boys under 16. s.—soyds Egg and Spoon R-ace. 6._sOyds Married Women's Race. : 7.—soyds Single Women's Race. ! B.—Potato Race. 9.—looyds Returned Soldiers. 10.—5 y 0yds Girls under 16V 11.—100 yds Three-legged Race. 12.-—Hop, Step and Jump. Entrance for all events FREE. First Race at 1.30 p.m. sharp. First and second prizes in each event to be presented on Ground. EVENING PROCESSION. Leaves South Street at 6.30 p.m. Route South Street to Havelock Street thence to Baring Square.' MAGNIFICENT TORCHLIGHT DISPLAY AND FIREWORKS along the route and in Baring Square West. SUNDAY, JULY 20. GRAND SACRED CONCERT. A Combined Choir, of 110 Voices, assisted by a full Orchestra, will render the following Selections from Noted Oratorios. "The Gloria," from Mozart's 12th Mass. v '• "The Heaven's Are Telling," from Haydn's Creation. Jackson's Te Deum. "And the Glory," "Worthy Is The Lamb," "Hallelujah Chorus," from HandeFs Messiah. Pastoral Symphony, from Handel's Messiah, by the Orchestra. The Revs. G .MILLER and T. W. VEALIE will deliver Addresses. His Worship the Mayor will preside. MONDAY, JULY 21. CHILDREN'S DAY. Procession at 10.30 a.m. • ADDRESSES. AFTERNOON. For Children Only. Pictures at His Majesty's. Concert at Theatre Royal. MEETINGS AND EVENTS. A CONCERT AND DANCE, in Aid of Pianoforte Funds, wiM be held in SEAFIELD SCHOOLROOM, FRIDAY, August 1, commencing 8 p.m. sharp. Admission to Concert—ls 6d. Dance—ls extra. Ladies, a basket. Aishburton Concert Party. 7 299 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. A MEETING will be held in Wateri\ ton Library on WEDNESDAY. July 16th, 8 p.m., to Discuss Postal and Telephone Business. J. P. GOOD, 7 290 Waterton. A VALEDICTORY SOCIAL to MR and MRS ELLERY, of Eiffelton, will be held in Mr T. White's Granary on THURSDAY, July 17, 1919. Non-Subscribers,'3s 6d. 7 292