ORDER OF PROCESSION.

Evening Post, Volume LXXI, Issue 145, 20 June 1906, Page 7

ORDER OF PROCESSION.

Following ib the order of procession At the funeral to-morrow: — Chief Marshal. Firing Party. Garrison Band. Bishop of Wellington. Hon. Wm. Hall-Jones r : Hon. Mr. Carroll Hon. Mr. Pitt H Hon. T. T. Duncan Hon. C. H. Mills fc^ Hon. Mr. McUoiran Mr. McGuigan 0 « Mr. Murdoch Mr. lHuns OS Mr. Malcolm Nicol ' Mr. E. McKenzie, 13 Mr. Colvin, M.H B. M.HJJ. o Family and Relatives of the Deceased. His Excellency the Governor's Carriage. Representative of His Excellency the Admiral. Commandant of New Zealand Forceß. ( Sir J. G. Ward's Carriage Judges and Ex-Judgeß o£ the Suprema Court. The Speaker and Members of tho Legislative Council The Speaker and Members of the Houit of Representatives. Ex-Ministers of the Crown. Ex-Members of Parliament. Foreign Consuls. Representatives of Other Colonies. Naval and Military Officers. Representatives of West Coast. District Court Judges. Magistrates. Heads of Departments of Civil Service Ministerial Private Secretaries. Old-age Pensioners. Representative Maori Chiefs. Lancashire Men. Representatives of Local Bodiei. Representative Clergy. Rexjrcsentatives of Liberal and Labour Federation. , -» Trades and Industrial Unions. Petono Workshop Employees. Veterans. Ex-Members of South African Contingent!. Old Members Wellington Naval AsEociation. Navy League. New Zealand Civil Service. Graduates and Professors of Universities. Boards of Education. Educational Institute. District Teachers' Association. Staff and Students, Training College. Wellington District Law Society. Medical Profession. Chambers of Commerce. Representatives of Banks. Freemasons. Friendly Societies. Missions to Seamen. Young Men's Christian Association. Shipmasters' Association. Australasian Institute of Marine Engineer!. Scottish Society. Salvation Army. General Public Carriages. Places will be allotted to bands later on. The foregoing order of procession may b>> subject to slight alteration. Special attention is drawn to the alteration in the ferry steamer time-table for to-morrow (Thursday), on account of the funeral of tho lat© Premier. Tho full time-tabls appears in another column. The Christchurch City Council's representatives at Mr. Seddon'6 funeral will be Councillor Geo. Payling, representing his Worship the Mayor (the 'Hon. Sir John Hall), Councillor W. H. Cooper, and the Town Clerk (Mr. H. R. Smith). 'Mr.' L. Blundell, a- director, and 'Mr. G, Humphries, acting-manager, will represent the Press Association at the Premier's funeral. Members of the Wellington United Friendly Societies Council are requested to meet at the Museum Buildings at 1.44> p.m., in order to take part in the Premier's funeral procession. AH members are asked to attend. A large number of members of the Old Wellington Navals' Association are in ■town to attend the funeral of tho late Premier. Members are requested by advertisement to meet at the Government Buildings. The order of service at St). Paul's ProCathedral in connection with the funeral obsequies of the late Premier will be as follows : — Tho service will be taken by his Lordship the Bishop of Wellington (Dr. Wallis) and the Rev. T. H. Sprott. The 90bh Psalm will be sung, also the two hymns, "Abide with Me," and "For Ever with the Lord." On conclusion of the gorvjee the choir will sing the "Nunc Dimittis," and as the mourners leave tfhe church the Dead March from "Saul" will be played on the organ. The service at the graveside will be conducted by Dr. WaTlis and Mr. Sprott. None of the seamen or marines belonging to the warships (Encounter and Pionear) trill take part in tho procession, as it has been arranged that they shall foi'm a cordon round the grave. Fully a thousand wreath* have already been placed in the Parliamentary Buildings At a weotjng of the Wellington branch, of the Liberal and Labour Federation last night, Mr. W. J. Culver, general secretary (on behalf of Mr. E. Arnold, treasurer of the branch, who was absent through illness), moved: "That the branch tenders Us heartfelt sympathy to Mrs. Seddon and family in their sad bereavement." This was seconded by Mr. Nirheny, who hoped the federation, at this supreme moment, would not relax its efforts. The resolution was carried unanimously, all present standing. Mr. Nirheny informed the meeting that the branch was strongly of opinion that no memorial to the late S|r. Seddon would suffice other than one that came , through the Government, which should place <520,000 or £30,000 on the Estimates for a national memorial— a memorial not of stone, but one that would bring a blessing to the present generation and benefit humanity for all time. Admission to St. Paul's Pro-Cathedral will be by ticket issued by the Hon. W. Hall-Jones. The number of tickets has been limited fo 800. There is not room for more than a few hundreds in the observatory grounds where the late- Premier is to be buried, so it is intended that the latter part of the ceremony shall be witnessed only 5 by members of the family and relations. The funeral ceremony is to be conducted by the Bishop of Wellington (Dr. Wallis) assisted by the Rev. T. H. Sprott, and attended by Archdeacon Fancourt, and ministers of the various Anglican churches of the city and suburbs. Citizens are now invited by the Mayor of Wellington to observe a. whole holiday to-morrow. The Mayor of Lower ■tlutt inserts a similar notice. A to ambers of the Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners appears elsewhere. ♦i/ 1 "*?' attent , lo i l of officers and cadets of on « lr n- a^, SS en?7 n ? »«**»»*«» Welling! ton Public Schools is drawn to fresh m. Emotions from the secretary of the Education Board which appear in this issue.

wmfT Lovien » Shallcrws and Ok. to Saturday morning. On ftfdv tRJ will soil a vary large quantity of meat oa behalf of. tho same client as on Friday iJ? Tbero , b(sin ? Btill a balmcD left from Wr. amort a. collection of unredeemed pledgos, thero will bo a final clearing on Friday afternoon. Moiqrs. Sidey, Mocoh and Co. will submit to auction on Friday next, at 7.30 p.m., a list of city and suburban freehold i pjKjpertie*,