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Lyttelton Times, Volume XX, Issue 1112, 8 July 1863, Page 2

PROGRAMME Of THE ARRANGEMENTS FOE CELEBRATING THE MARRIAGE OF H. R. H. THE PRINCE OP WALES, AND H. R. H. THE PRINCESS ALEXANDRA. At Ten a.m. a PROCESSION will be formed on the Papanui-road, composed of the several bodies described in a separate notice, and will proceed to the entrance of the city at the Ferry-road, where two Oak Trees will be planted in Commemoration of the event. At One o'clock a grand CHILDREN'S FEAST will take place in " Barnard's Repository," for all children between the ages of 5 and 12. Wheels of Fortune will be kept going under the special charge of the ladies appointed by the Ladies' Committee for that purpose. At the same hour RURAL SPORTS will be held in Latimer-square under a Special Committee of Sporting Gentlemen, of whom Thomas Cass, Esq., is the Chairman, at which liberal Prizes will be awarded to successful competitors for the several sports. At half-past One o'clock, a DINNER will be given to the principal Natives of the Province, at the New Music Hall, Gloucester-street. A GENERAL ILLUMINATION of the principal streets of the City will take place between the hours of Six and Nine p.m., and at Eight to half-past Eight a grand DISPLAY of FIREWORKS will take place in the Government Domain. J. OLLIYIER, Chairman of the General Committee.

QRDER OF PROCESSION ON THE OCCASION OF THE COMMEMORATION OF THE CELEBRATION OF THE MARRIAGE OF HIS EOYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE OF WALES. AT CHRISTCHTJRCH, ON THURSDAY, THE 9th DAY OF JULY, 1863. POLICE. Danish Flag, borne by the HORSEMEN, English Flag, borne by the outermost horseman. In 15 Sections of 4—lst rank 6. outermost horseman. MAORIS. LABOURERS. BUILDING TRADES IN SECTIONS. (In the following order.) Each trade under its own Banner. MASONS AND BRICKLAYERS. CARPENTERS. PLASTERERS AND SLATERS. Danish Flag. PAINTERS, GLAZIERS, AND PLUMBERS. English Flag. IRON FOUNDERS AND BLACKSMITHS. BAND. Children four deep,* (None under eight years of age.) j Each carrying a Flag. SCHOOLS. (Each under their own Banner.) Children bearing Flags, Superintended by their Masters. BAND OF HOPE. (Such of them as are over 8 years of age.) ORDER OF ODDFELLOWS. ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS. FIRE BRIGADE. With two Engines. Danish Flag. THE CLERGY. English Flag. A DRAY. Carrying the Trees (ornamented). THRASHING MACHINE. Drawn by four horses, with sheaves of wheat (decorated). PLOUGH AND OTHER AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. On a dray drawn by two horses (decorated). PRINTING PRESS. On a waggon drawn by four horses (decorated); with Printers at work. Members of the Printing Profession, bearing banners with appropriate mottos. LARGE BANNER. Borne by four of the City workmen. VOLUNTEERS. LYTTELTON TOWN COUNCIL. CHAIRMAN OF LYTTELTON TOWN COUNCIL. OFFICERS OF THE PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT. MEMBERS OF THE PROVINCIAL COUNCIL. Danish Flag. SPEAKER OF THE PROVINCIAL OOUNCIL. English Flag. FOREMAN OF CITY WORKS. Bearing the City Flag. CITY SURVEYOR—TOWN CLERK. MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL. CHAIRMAN OF THE CITY COUNCIL. THE SHERIFF. HIS HONOR THE JUDGE. MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. THE BISHOP. English Flag. HIS HONOR THE SUPERINTENDENT. Danish Flag. Outriders. CARRIAGE AND FOUR, Outriders. Containing the Wives of the City Councillors, City Surveyor, and Town Clerk. Outriders. CARRIAGE AND FOUR Outriders. Containing the Ladies who have consented to Plant the Commemoration Trees. PRIVATE CARRIAGES WITH LADIES. Danish Flag borne by the HORSEMEN, English Flag borne by the foremost horseman. In Sections of Four, formost horseman. The foremost rank being Six. Sixty in a Company with Officers. All persons attending are requested to appear with white rosettes on their right arm above the elbow. * For children under 8 years of age and over 5 years, a platform will be erected in Cathedral-square, in order that they may see the procession pass, each child to wear a favor, and to bear a flag. Attendants are requested to accompany them. From this place they will join the others at Barnard's Repository, where the Children's Entertainment will take place.