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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 169, 17 July 1919, Page 2

PEACE CELEBRATIONS. QRDER OF QIVIC pitOCESSION. gATURDAY. 29TH JULY, 1919. FOLLOWING MILITARY. 1. RETURNED NURSES. 2. HOSPITAL NURSES. 3. LADIES OF RED CROSS SOCIETY. 4. LADIES OF S. JOHN AMBULANCE SOCIETY. 5. LADIES OF NAVY LEAGUE. 0. LADIES OF VICTORIA LEAGUE. 7. LADIES OF NATIONAL RESERVE. S. LADIES OF MUTUAL AID SOCIETY. 0. WOMEN'S PATRIOTIC LEAGUE. 10. Y.W.C.A. 11. TEMPERANCE GUARDS' BAND. 12. CONSULS. 10. THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCILLORS. 14. AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. 15. ONEHUNGA BOROUGH COUNCIL. 16. NEWMARKET BOROUGH COUNCIL. 17. DEVONPORT BOROUGH COUNCIL. 18. BIRKENHEAD BOROUGH COUNCIL. 11). MOUNT EDEN BOROUGIII COUNCIL. 20. NORTHCOTE BOROUGH COUNCIL. 21. MT. ALBERT BOROUGH COUNCIL. 22. OTAHUHU BOROUGH COUNCIL. 2::. TAKAPUNA BOROUGH COUNCIL. 24. ELLERSLIE TOWN BOARD. 25. SPANMURE TOWNSHIP ROAD BOARD 20. ONE-TREE HILL ROAD BOARD. 27. MT. BOSK ILL ROAD BOARD. 2S. TAM'AKI WEST ROAD BOARD. 20. AVONDALE ROAD BOARD. 30. MT. WELLINGTON ROAD BOARD. 31. IPT. CHEVALIER ROAD BOARD. 32. ORAKEI ROAD BOARD. 33 MANGERE ROAD BOARD. 34. HOSPITAL AND CHARITABLE AID BOARD. 35. EDUCATION BOARD. 30. PATRIOTIC AND PROVINCIAL WAR RELIEF ASSOCIATION. ST. SALVATION ARMY BAND. 38. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. 39. DRUIDS. 40. 1.0.0. F. 41. TROTDSTANT ALLIANCE. 42. NATIONAL 1.0.0. F. 43. FOUNTAIN OF FRIENDSHIP LODGE 44. HIBERNIAN ASSOC. CATHOLIC BENEFIT SOCIETY. 45. RECIIABITES. 46. MANCHESTER UNITY, 1.0.0. F. 47. A.O.F. 4S. ORANGE SOCIETY. 40. AUCKLAND CITY BAND. 50. THE BRETT PUBLISHING CO. 51. COLONIAL AMMUNITION CO. 52. NORTHERN ROLLER MILLING CO. 53. H. BUTCHER. 54. SGR. WOMAN MOTOR CYCLE AND SIDE CAR. 55. WILSON'S ENPRESS CO. LORRY. 56. AUCKLAND FIRE BRIGADE. 57. MISSION TO SEAMEN. INSTRUCTIONS: The Various Bodies -will please Fall-in accordinc to the order assigned to them, at QUAY STREET WEST, at 10 a.m., on SATURDAY, 10th JULY. 101!>. JOHN CULLEN, SSO Hon. Marshal. ■jl/T O T" : O R I S T S. A.A.A. Members and other 'Motorists who can carry Veterans or Disabled Soldiers in the Peace Procession are asked to communicate with the undersigned immediately. GEO. W. HUTCHISON, Secretary A.A.A. Phone SS3. 595 T>EACE p R 0 CESSION. Y.W.C.A. TAKING PART. WILL ALL MEMBERS AND FRIENDS WISHING TO JOIN THE Y.W.C.A. SECTION OF THE IPEACE PROCESSION -MEET AT THE Y.W.C.A., UPPER QUEENSTREET, OS SATURDAY. JULY 19, at 9.30 a.m. Uniform: Caps aud Collars, procurable at the building, 3d each. 585 OjHOP AND TEA ROOMS. We, the undersigned Shop and Tea Room Proprietors, have decided to keep our respective Establishments in Queen Street OPEN on SATURDAY, the 19th Inst., and, further, that we intend CLOSING our respective Establishments on MONDAY, the 21st inst. E. McKEOWN AND SONS, LTD. THOMAS NAIRN. G. W. WRIGHT. JOHN BUCHANAN. 590 pEA C E CELEBRATIONS. The undersigned begs to notify his customers that his establishments "WILL BE CLOSED ON SATURDAY. 58S W. H. WEBSTER. MEETINGS. A UCKLAND RETURNED SOLDIERS' *■*■ ASSOCIATION (INCORPORATED). 1 TURNED SOLDIERS j GENERAL MEETING, TOWN HALL, TUESDAY, JULY 29. A General Meeting of above Association will be held In the Concert Chamber, Town Hall, on TUESDAY, JULY 29th. BUSINESS : To consider proposed Political Platform submitted by the Auckland Military District Provincial Committee. Watch for further announcement. 591 E. F. ANDREWS, Secretary. FOR HIRE. AUCKLAND TAXI CAB CO. "*" Head,Oflice: UNION GARAGE, LORNE STREET. Telephone 1479. MOTORS FOR HIRE, DAY OR NIGHT. Promptness. Civility. Moderate Charges. 53 TAXI FOR HIRE, DAY OR NIGHT. Old Customers and New. Please ring private address, A 349. SIX-CYLINDER, 7-SEATER, CHANDLER DE LUXE CAR. Prompt attention. Trains and Boats met by appointment, Wedding Tours, etc SIMPSON. B S3, New North Road, Kingsland. BUSINESSES WANTED. "DUTCHER'S Business In country in ExA> chance for city property.—Sutcliffe and Co., 17, Vulcan Lane. __ 573