PROCESSION TODAY

Press, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 27055, 2 June 1953, Page 8

PROCESSION TODAY

STREETS ALONG ROl TO BE CLOSED

It was important that not ont should be parked on the route of day's Coronation procession, said Traffic Superintendent o! the Q church City Council (Mr G. P. Kt yesterday. Some of the floats, very large, and if cars were let the route there might be disced tion. A number of streets were) closed to traffic at 1 p.m., he said a start would be made to clear t streets at 11.30 a.m. The route of the procession Is i Armagh to Colombo street, along lombo street to High street, along | street to Cashel street, from Q street it turns left into Maneb street, along Manchester street to magh street, along Armagh stat Madras street, and along Madrasi to Latimer square. The streets that will be closed as follows: Rolleston avenue from Wora street to Park terrace; Salisbury t from Victoria street to Park ten Chester street from Cranmer aq to Park terrace; Park terrace ; Dorset street to Armagh street; magh street from Park terrace to lombo street; Colombo street from magh street to Hereford street, S street from Hereford street to Ca street; Cashel street from High st to Manchester street; Mancte street from Cashel street to Ara street; Armagh street from Manche street to Madras street; Madras si from Chester street to Latimer squ Latimer square, eastern and wa sides; Worcester street from Manti ter to Latimer square; Glows street from west side Latimer sqi to Barbadoes street. Mr Kellar said that moat tra was caused by persons who par their cars early in the morning i then forgot about them. The tn officers then had great difficulty locating the owners of these vehic Motorists were advised not to tn get too dose to Latimer xjusre their cars, as the roads bonding L mer square would be prohibited» “People would be wise to get position early, as an extraordini large crowd is expected," said Kellar.