THE CORONATE.
CELEBRATION 12s WELLINGTON. - The Acting-Prime 'Minister (Hoc^ - •/.' Carroll) informed v, Post representative to-day that the Coronation celebrations in Wellington would bo on the dame Jinee aa these at the Coronation of i'nc late King, Ed Wai d Vll., and that they ■would take place at the Basiu l!eserve< If the weather was wet the Town Hull would be- utilised. On -the occasion leferred to there wa«>service at St. Paul's pro-Cathedral, followed by a procession, •starting from the Government Buildings, ai?d trpops, riite -club members, veterans, city officials, reprejentativ&s of local bodies, athletic clubs, and so en. They marched to tho Ba«jin JRcoerve, vhe.'e the children ware already assembled, and the Governor was also present. The [National Anthem and a verse of "The Old Hundredth" were sung, the Governor gave an address, as did also the .Mayor and the Prime Minister, the itroe-pe fired a feu de joie. and the Peiinanent Artillery fired a Royal Salute of 101 guns from the saluting battery. That ■programme, said the Hon. J. Carroll, -would be followed on this occafcion, with ,the necessary modifications, and he" had already asked the co-operation of the Mayor (Mr. T. M. Wiliord) in making the aecoßsary arrangements.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 104, 4 May 1911, Page 8
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