ROYAL VISIT.

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 18917, 4 February 1927, Page 8

ROYAL VISIT.

i THE TROTTING MEETING. SETTLEMENT OF DISPUTE. (ii.uiiuaii'.'U has liceti expressed l ,v i tli>: Department 01 Internal Affairs ni j ihe -atisfactory out come of the contet- ! cine a\ itli icteience to the race mcet- ■ mi: in connexion with the Royal visit. ' AeUnoH lodging the telegram sunt by tlit Royal Reception (omniinittcc advisim; that a settlement, had been uailud. Mv -I. HMop, I'ndcT-Sccre-tary tor the Department, has sent the follnnin- ri'pl.v to .Mr \V. E. Leadley ' »eiTi'larvi: "Glad to hear ileus of .»etj ik-mcni. Representations in regard to

placing the New Brighton Trotting Club's raee meeting and liinelieon on tiiH uiliei;il itinerary are being made

now to hb Excellency the GovernorGeneral." Mr Hnl<i|i ha- aNo advised the <ommitiee that the Government and Com-mi-Moner "i Police n\u-t be supplied with a map of all the routes to be trawiscd I'.v the I'oral party. STREET DECORATIONS. 11. the Finance Sub-Loniinitlce approves, the expenditure the Koyal iicteption Committee will undertako a oilieine ol street decorations costing about £31)1). This mis drawn up for .submission by the Decorations Committee at its last meeting. ll was decided that a scheme tor lighting Cathedral sipiare and Colombo street from Armagh street to Cashel street, In- approved, the estimated cost bein - £350. It «as decided io decorate the route from the railway station to Armagh street, via Manchester. High, and Colombo streets, with flags, bunting', and

■ .shields: alio to decorate Cathedral i square. ! Tiic Tramway Hoard undertook the : for llie decoration oi tho ! tramway shelter. | It. was also thought advisable to de- : corato Armagh street from Ciiloiuho .street to Park hrid'~> and Worcester ! street, west from Colombo street to ; the llolaiiic Gardens, as their Hoynl • Highnesses will be passing along both I the*c route.-'.