AT THE CENOTAPH.
AN EVENING CEREMONY, An interesting part of the ceremonies connected with the opening of the War Memorial Museum and the dedication of the Cenotaph will be the placing of a number of wreaths at the foot_ of the Cenotaph this evening by ex-soldiers and others. Major W. F. Stilwell, M.C., will be in command, assisted 'by Captain S. C. Reid, M.C. The units and other bodies to be represented are as follows:— Nursing Sisters, Ex-service Women, Royal Navy, R.N.R., R.N.V.R., Mercantile Marine, British Regiments, Scottish Regiments, Irish Regiments, Indian Regiments, Canadian Regiments, Australian Regiments, South African ments, Royal New Zealand Artillery, New Zealand Staff Corps, N.Z.M.R., New Zealand Artillery Expeditionary Force, New Zealand Territorial Force, New Zealand Engineers, New Zealand Divisional Signalling Corps, Third Auckland Regiment, Sixth Hauraki Regiment, Fifteenth North Auckland Regiment, Sixteenth Waikato Regiment, Otago Regiment, New Zealand Rifle Brigade, New Zealand Pioneer Battalion, New Zealand Army Service Corps, New land Medical Corps, New Zealand Chaplains, Officers' Club, Auckland Grammar School Cadets, King's College Cadets.
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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 282, 28 November 1929, Page 8
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170AT THE CENOTAPH. Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 282, 28 November 1929, Page 8
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