ANZAC DAY

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume 49, Issue 7677, 23 April 1921, Page 3

ANZAC DAY

MEMORIAL Si'CVT'’; l\ f TOWN HALL Monday next. ' u/. c i' li. w j be a close Udidav. .mp ; accordance with tin p-u i ; custom, a memmi >! seivv-’ ” :.j be held in the ininnin . m ;h 1 town hall The Returned Sni.R wo: I fall in on Cameron Rn.od • ;'p ; - 1 site the schm>l, at 1 <>. 1 ;-b and v,;sl march to the hall, vn hirst Avar.t.c, Dev mpoi t Load, V ■ ! ann Wharf Sired. The service liov >. ! with the hymn “ d > i < )tHelp ” followed by do o _ ': .m of the Lord’s Braver, led bv d :■ Rev. J. W. Smyth “l ), vs and Moments ” will i'>!c>w; ami h'o w a prayer bv Staff Captain Mo'»re. The Rev. E A. MeCmclmo-- will read a portion ot Scripture ami (he Gloria from Moz- rt’sTweiDh M ■ will follow, and then : : ukl'eby Lieut.-Colonei WiL'C. ‘‘ b< r All Thy Saints ” will dmn be sung, and Colonel Wm d w; i i give an address the seivice am eluding with the si ;..cc,> d Kipling’s Recessional “Led \\ e Forget,’’ the Last P<ist, >m; the Benediction by the ib-v. V. S. Mercer. The hymns will im i by a combined choir under Mr F. W. Meikle. The Tauranga Urehestia (under Mr H. Crump) will play the hymns. The day is also to bc.kepipd Katikati, when the memorial gates,.erected at Sh ■ entrr.ere to the Domain, will be lonn illy opened by_ Mr C. Iv Macmillan.