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New Zealand Herald, Volume 81, Issue 24876, 24 April 1944, Page 8

STH GAY WEEK OF A HAPPY MUSICAL FESTIVAL DAILY CLOSED ANZAC DAY Plans at Theatre and Bese's, Queen Street -=S=| rRNTIJRY ijp^SC, F. sEAWAKU, D.S.U., M.U., COMMANDING ANZAC DAY PAP APRIL 25, 1944. The following are the Orders for Pan ORDER OF MARCH: 1. The Band of the Ist Battalion. Auckland Regt. 2. Ex-Royal Navy, Royal Naval R< Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, Merchant Service. 3. King's Empire Veterans. 4. South African War Veterans 5. Oid Contemptibles. 6 Imperial Units. 7. Royal Air Force. 8 The Band of the Auckland Artill 9. Australian Units 10. Canadian Units. 11 The Scottish Regimental Associatl N.Z. 12. The 1914 British Contingent- of th< Expeditionary Force. 13. Congress Hall Band. 14 N.Z. Mounted Rifles and Cyclists. 15 N.Z. Artillery 16. N.Z. Engineers, Signallers and Tunn 17. N.Z. Machine-Gun Corps. 18. Auckland City Boys' Band. 19. 3rd Auckland Regiment 20. 6th tlauraki Regiment. •21 15th North Auckland Regiment. 22. 10th Waikato Infantry. •23. Newton Salvation Army Band. 24 Other Infantry Units. 25 N.Z. Rifle Brigade. 26 N.Z Pioneer Battalion. •27 N'.Z. Army Service Corps 2« N Z Medical Corps 29. R.N.Z.A.F. 30. N.Z. Veterinary Corps. 31. Ordnance, Pay, Postal and othei Zealand Units. 32. Newmarket Citizens' Band 33 2nd N.Z.E.F. 34. Drum and Bugle Band of St. John 35 United States Army. HOUR OF ASSEMBLY, 10 A.i POINT OF ASSEMBLY. GRAFTON QECOND N.Z.E.F ASSOCIATION ° AUCKLAND BRANCH ANZAC DAY PARADE All Second N.Z.E.F Men and Women, in or out of uniform, are requested to parade at 10 a.m., at junction of Grafton and ParkRoads, April 25 to fa!! in with R.S.A arrangements K COHEN. President \ NZAC DAY COMMEMORATION AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL FORCE EX-SERVICEMEN'S ASSOCIATION With the Co-operation of AUCKLAND RETURNED SERVICES ASSOCIATION (INC.). ANZAC DAY DAWN CEREMONY. APRIL 25, 1944. Following are the orders for the morning:— KEY MEN meet at Kiosk. Auckland Domain, at 3.30 a.m All Returned Servicemen and Si-vicewomen of any War are invited to parade. Troops will fail in at Tea Kiosk. Auckland Domain, at 5 a.m. Gallipoli men fall in oil front markers, remainder on rear markers The Parade will march off at 5.15 a.m. ; sharp, led by Major-General P. H. Bell. Nursing Listers and Ex-Servicewomen report to 0.1.C. on steps below Cenotaph at 5.10 a.m sharp. Dress: Mufti, medals and decorations to be worn, except in the case of serving men TRAFFIC ARR ANG EM EN TS i'ram Service.—Trams will leave outside Termini at the following times: —Meadowbank. Westmere. Richmond ltd.. Heme Bay and Three Lamps, 4.35 a.m.; Great South_ Rd., 4.40 a.m.; Onehunga, 4.20 a.m.; Three Kings, Mt. Roskill. Owairaka. 4.30 a.m.; Avondale, Point Chevalier, 1.25 a.m.: Foot, of Queen Street. 1.15 a.m Ferry Service. —Leave Devonport 4.10 a.m., calling at Bayswater 4.20 a.m. A Launch will leave Birkenhead at 4.20 a.m. and Northcote at 1.25 a.m. These will connect with tram outside C.P 0. at 4.45 a.m. Return ferry to Devonport will leave Auckland at 6.30 a.m. Launches will leave the Auckland Launch Steps for Bayswater, Northcote and Birkenhead leaving Auckland at 6.30 a.m. Bus Transport Services. —Buses will run by arrangement from ail bus terminals. To ensure an adequate service would passengers intending to use this service olease communicate with Bus Proprietors Tea Kiosk. —The Domain Tea Iviosk will he open from 4 a.m. until after the Ceremony, when tea. coffee and biscuits will be available. Parking Areas —Car-owners are asked to note that a special area will be set aside on the football ground between the Museum and the Glass Winter Gardens. Only limited space will be available behind the Museum. Broadcasting.—The Service will be broadcast by Station IZB. It is important that guests and the general public should be in their places at the Cenotaph bv 5 a.m. NORMAN R CHAPMAN, Hon. Organiser. DOROTJGH OF OTAHUHU. ANZAC DAY. The usual Anzac Day Parade and Commemoration Service will be held on April 25. 'Phe Parade will assemble in Station Rd., opposite the School Memorial Gates, at 1.30 p.m. All Churches, Lodges and other organisations arc invited to co-operate. C. R. PETRI E, M.P., Mayor. i NZAC MEMORIAL SERVIC E. A PAPAKCRA, TUESDAY, APRIL 25. A Public Service will be held at the Soldiers' Memorial, commencing at 1 I a.m. on April 25. Address by i'ev. Gardner Brown, Second N.Z.E.F. Chairman: His Worship the M ayor, S. Evans. Esq. Should Ihe weather prohibit an outdoor gathering the service will be held in the Siar Theatre. The Returned Soldiers and Nurses are requested to parade in Coles Crescent at 10.30 a.m. Dress: Plain clothes and medals. A. L. COOPER, Town Clerk. K~~ I NO'S COLLEGE OLD ROYS' ! ASSOCIATION (INC.). ANZAC DAY SERVICE. A Service will be held in the College Chapel l on TUESDAY, April 25 (Anzac Day), at 7 | p.m. The preacher will be Commander E. L. Pennington, U.S.N. Btise.- leave (I p.m. from town, 8.35 p.m. from the Monument, 8.55 p.m. from Mangere Crossing. Contrary to our previous notice, trains will not be running. All Old Boys are invited to attend Furlough men, relatives, next-of-kin and men returned from service overseas will be specially welcome. R. KING, Hon. Secretary. ST. PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL, Anzac Day.—Solemn Requiem, 0.30 a.m.