WAR MEMORIAL

Waikato Independent, Volume XXIII, Issue 3148, 8 December 1923, Page 5

WAR MEMORIAL

UNVEILING CEREMONY. i BY GOVERNOR-GENERAL. Tuesday next will be a red letter day for Cambridge, district, as on that day the District War Memorial will bo unveiled by His Excellency the GovernorGeneral at 1.30 p.m., this to be followed at 2.45 by the unveiling of a memorial stained glass window in St. Andrew's Church, also by His Excellency. • A procession will leave the Drill Hall at 1 p.m. They will include police escort, fire brigde, boy and girl scouts, town band, territorials, cadets, ex-ser-vice man, clergy, municipal represontatives^B^ friendly societies. Afßr unveiling, the Bishop of Auckland will offer the dedicatory prayers. Members of all the local churches will assist at the function, while the Cambridge Choral Society will sing two anthems. Souvenir programmes have been printed, and are now on sale at Mr Congalton 's. SOLDIERS' MEMORIAL WINDOW. UNVEILING BY GOVERNORGENERAL. The magnificent soldiers' memorial window, erected in ,St. Andrew's Church by the next-of-kin to the memory of the men of the parish who fell in the Great War, will bo unveiled by His Excellency ilie Governor-General at. 2.45, and the B'shop of Auckland will. d.'d ; if-tc the window As the church will '! o too small to aommodaro all who would like to attenJ at Ihis function, admission will be by ticket.