THE CORONATION

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 154, 15 June 1911, Page 1

THE CORONATION

CADETS CAMPED AT RICHMOND.

[PEES 8 ASSOCIATION.—COPYBIGHT].

(Received Ift, 10.15 a.m.) . London, June 14. The Australian cadets have arrived at Plymouth all well, and are now encampel at Richmond. The managers of Pearson’s Fresh Air Fund, on behalf of the Sunbeam Society of Adelaide, have arranged with the Ragged School Union to give a Coronation outing te a thousand children in Epping Forest. ADDRESS TO THE KING. Sydney, June 14. Amidst enthusiastic - cheers both Houses adopted Coronation addresses to the King expressing loyalty to the Empire.

CANTERBURY A. AND P. SOCIETY’S MEMORIAL.

Christchurch, June 14. . The Canterbury A. and P. Society referred to the chairman of the Stock Committee to consider in what way the next show might be a Coronation memorial. Sir Geo. Clifford’s suggestion is that the association should mark the Coronation by something *n connection with the annual show. He would suggest that a Coronation Shield should be obtained, to contain 'scrolls on which the names of the winners of the highest points in the sheep competitions might be inscribed. NAPIER CHILDREN’S CONTRIBUTION. ’ Arrangements are being made to allow the children in Napier to contribute their' share towards the Coronation celebrations. , The Borough Council has in course of construction a platform against the wall of the Chamber to accommodate 200 children, who are to sing the National Anthem.