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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XVII, Issue 968, 24 September 1908, Page 22

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DISTRICT " ORDERS. By LIEUT-COLONEL G. C. B. WOLFE COMMANDING AUCKLAND DISTRICT. Defence Office, Auckland, September 11, 190 S. D.O. 74, 1908.—DOMINION DAY. It is hereby notified that it is desired by the Right Honorable the Prime Minister and Minister for Defence, that Dominion Day be celebrated by Parades of Volunteers at the various centres of the Dominion. D.O. 75, 1908.—PARADE. In accordance with the above, the whole of the Volunteer Corps of the District, including Defence Cadets, will Parade as strong as possible on SATURDAY, the 26th inst., for Review, as under. — (a) Auckland Garrison Corps at 3 p m., on the Outer Domain, and will be formed up in line of quarter-col-umns (for Review) on the same ground as used on the 10th ultimo. (b) Officers Commanding Units at outdistricts will arrange for the Squadrons or Companies of their respective Units to Parade at 3 p.m. (or earlier if most suitable) for Review or Field Day. At places where there are more than one Squadron or Company, the senior combatant officer present will command. (c) Dress: “Review Order,” Staff in blue. (d) As the procedure is to be on somewhat similar lines (except where Field Day is held) to those observed on the first celebration of Dominion Day (omitting presentation of colours). Officers Commanding will be good enough to arrange as far as possible to work in unison with local civil authorities re Public School Cadets, etc. (e) Officers Commanding Units will forward to this Office at their earliest convenience a detail of the arrangements they have made in respect to carrying out the celebration. ROBERT CARPENTER, Captain, A.A.G., Auckland District.