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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

May 06, 1927

Page

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City Plans for Royal Procession Decorations

Social Service Council discusses city decoration along the royal route and erection of strong posts to welcome the Duke and Duchess. Efforts cover Molonglo Causeway Kawilake and Acton with poles greenery flags and streamers. Officials warn of time limits and seek coordination with military and bands to finish preparations.

Molongio F.C.C Horne J. HL Honeysett Iui Butters Acton McGowen Commission Champ Wentlake Pulham

Eastlake Enthusiastic Movement Forms Port Plan

A meeting of residents in East Lake at Fire Brigade Recreation Hall discussed forming a strong port at Tastlake Mer. Mcba. Dunn Van was elected chair. J H Honeymit outlined goals and noted support from the Duchess of York may follow during the next morning and afternoon.

Resthenia Eastlake Canberr Duchess of York Tuening

Royal visitors arrival on Sunday in Canberra

Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of York will arrive in Canberra on Sunday morning at 8 50 for the opening ceremonies of Parliament House. The royal train schedule lists numerous stops, with guards and officials warning the public to avoid demonstrations and possible platform access restrictions.

Parliament House Duke and Duchess of York Canberra Veandsh Vion Downing Ction Jerrawa Agutining Mishiver Breaulalbone Yarra Joppa Juncten Goullurn Depart Joppa Junction Tarugo Bungendore Queanbeyon B.n. Canberra Offeinig Segulnet Duchess of York

Arrangements Up to Schedule for Monday Celebrations

Federal Capital Commission chairman Mr. J. H. Butters reports no hitch in preparations for Monday’s events. Parliament House decorations advance with flags and bunting, lights and signs, while roads near the review ground are lined with red posts. City traffic and visitor influx rise as special trains from Sydney and Melbourne approach.

J. H. Butters Federal Capital Commission Parliament House Duke of York Feomt O Piermoent House Review Ground Parliament Une Mach Sydney Melbourne Quecria

Boy Scouts Contingent Arrives for Canberra Ceremonies

Scouts from New South Wales Tasmania Victoria South and Western Australia arrive for next week ceremonies. Commissioner P M Alearn coordinates billeting while Chief Commissioner Mr S Bnow and Mr H M Allister lead the party. WA and Queensland groups visit Sydney briefly before returning home.

Tasmania Victoria South and Western Australia Mulwarne Anberra Queens 8. Bnow H. M.allister W.A Queensland Sydney Tuxemania Victori Bonth Awetrika

Bouquet given to Duchess of York from Ainslie child

Four children from Causeway Four and Telopen Park School nominated by their parents associations for final selection by the Social Service Council. Little Iwen Pinner of Ainslie to present bouquet. Lady Stonehaven’s bouquet to be presented by Dromthy Hy Land. understudies Lorna Gibbs and Pearl Thornton named.

Dedication of Canberra Anglican Cathedral Service Set

The Dedication of the new Anglican Cathedral in Canberra is planned for Sunday May 6 at 3 p.m. on a platform behind Hotel Kurrajong. The service will feature prelates, clergy, and choirs with Canberra Philharmonic Society and a military band. Funds raised from offerings will inaugurate the cathedral fund and the service will be broadcast.

Canberra Hotel Kurrajons Brisbane Avenue Goullumn Queanbeyan Church Canberra ‘Philermonic Society Bymfis. Iq

Royal Review Defences Impress Australian Pageant

A grand ceremony features the Duke of York inspecting naval, army and air forces in Canberra. Troops, banners, bands, and a massed display of aircraft promise a spectacular review, with contingents from Royal Australian Navy, Army, and Royal Australian Air Force marching past.

Sullora Sokiiera Federal Capital Territory Army Navy Air Force H.M.A. Renown Royal Australian Navy Raval Australian Naval Reserve Royal Naval College Jervis Day Royal Military College, Duntroon Duntroon Royal Australian Field Artillery Fth Australian Light Horse Regiment Guidon Parti Australian Light Horse Royal Australian Garrison Artillery Australian Garrison Artillery Artillery Survey Company Royal Australian Engineers Australian Corps of Etgineers Australian Corps of Bignals Royal Australian Air Force Duke of York Hearth of Oak

Impressive rehearsals for Canberra pageant

The pageant rehearsals on Wednesday and yesterday at the Review Ground thrill a large crowd despite a cold south wind. The Governor-General Lord Btone haven and Minister Hon C W C Marr watched as troops, naval units, and the Air Force practiced moves for Monday’s grand display. Aeroplanes circled overhead performing stunts in gale force conditions. A further rehearsal is set for this afternoon.

Canberra Teview Lord Btonehaven Air Force

Special Sunday Services at Presbyterian Church

Special services will be held at the Presbyterian Church on Sunday with morning prayers led by the Very Rev John Walker and a sermon by the Moderator General of the Presbyterian Church of Australia the Right Rev Scott West DD. Governor General Lord Stonehaven plans to attend the morning service. Members of Parliament and supporters of Canberra are invited.

Fundky Morwae Lord Stonehaven John Walker Presbyterian Church of Australia Scott West DD Parliament Victory Canberra

Combined church service for naval and military forces in Canberra

A joint service for the naval, military, and air forces will be held in Canberra at Capitol Hill on Sunday at 10 20 am. officiating clergymen include Senior Chaplain Rev J Greer C M G VD Senior Chaplain Rev W Black Sealer Chaplain B Orames Chaplain the Ht Men L B D Radford M A DD and the Very Rev John Walker.

Preaent Canberra Capitol HI J. Greer C.M.G V.D W. Black Sealer B. Orames L. BD. Radford M.A John Walker

Church Relics Exhibit At St John the Baptist Canberra

An exhibit of relics connected with the old Church of St John the Baptist in Canberra will run Saturday afternoon and Sunday with a Monday May 0 exception. It features woodwork hooks and historic Canberra items and includes covenza made from old church weed from 1911. The display in the adjoining school room is free to enter with offerings welcome. Proceeds support the Church Restoration Fund.

St John the Baptist Canberra Federa Capital Commission Parihhurch Visithia Church Iestoration Fund

Commemorative Florins Issue Sets Canberra Release Date

Two million special Canberra florins will be issued by the Commonwealth tomorrow Saturday with Parliament House and the King's head designs. Due to a Canberra holiday on that day the coin will be distributed by the Commonwealth Bank in Canberra during ordinary hours from 1 PM to 1 PM and again from 2 PM to 4 PM for the commemorative issue only.

Canberra Commonwealth Commonwealth Bank Florida Additon

Returned soldiers parade and royal review in Canberra

The Federal Capital Commission schedules a Monday parade in front of Parliament House with 200 returning servicemen reduced from a rehearsal on Camp Hill. Selection favors Returned Sailors and Soldiers League members and ex service men. Dress includes ribbons medals and badges. meet at Hotel Kurrajong 3.30 am then 2 pm review. The first Federal Executive meeting of the Sailors and Soldiers League in Canberra is set for Tuesday at Parliament House with tea for the Duke of York and guests.

Federal Capital Commission Parliament Houses Camp Hill Federal Territory Imperial League ‘of Australia League Hotel Kurrajong Fussell Parliament House Coramland Jackson Med Sailors and Soldiers’ League Canberra Duke of York Bennie House of Representatives South Austria Victoria Tasmania

War Relic German Naval Gun Removal to Station

The Krupp gun, a World War I trophy captured by Australian troops in France, was moved this week to a new position at the railway station. A special line had to be built for the move, with about 40 men under Colonel I P Owen directing the effort. The gun weighs over 100 tons and was originally an easyl gun mounted on a railway undercarriage for long range field use.

Canberra I’. T. Owen Federal Capital Commission France

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