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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Oct 24, 1934

Page

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Royal visit to Parliament House Canberra details

Chronicle of a royal arrival and program at Parliament House Canberra with His Royal Highness, Governor General, Lady Isaacs, and Australian officials. The schedule covers arrival at 10 a.m., guard of honour, speeches, senate and house ceremonies, and departure by 1 p.m. including motor travels via Wentworth Avenue and Canberra Avenue. The 7th Australian Light Horse Regiment provided ceremonial support.

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Canberra Welcomes Duke of Gloucester in Historic Ceremony

Canberra will extend a loyal welcome to His Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester in a national display within Parliament and Canberra’s streets. An address from both Houses will mark the occasion, a tree from Gallipoli seed will be planted at the War Memorial site, and a Canberra Youth rally will greet the royal visitor.

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Canberra Welcomes Royal Visitor Duke of Gloucester Opening Victoria Melbourne Centenary

Canberra prepares for the Duke of Gloucester to open Melbourne’s Victoria centenary celebrations. The visit reinforces ties across Australia the United Kingdom and Commonwealth partners while Canberra hosts ceremonies and welcomes national and international guests. The King’s message urged dedication to liberty justice and peace as Australia reaffirms loyalty to the Crown.

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Royal Train Visit Lures Australians to Bonin Showground

The Duke of Gloucester visits Bungendore and Cooma Districts aboard the Royal Train, touring the Experimental Farm at Junee, meeting farmers and locals. A crowd greets the royal party at the showground and railway station, with a special wagon named Donald Dine.

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Royal highness schedule at government house and state dinner

A detailed itinerary records His Royal Highness and Their Excellencies visiting the Institute of Anatomy the Administrative Centre of the CSIR and the War Memorial ceremony. They receive the Prime Minister, plant a tree, witness guards of honour and sail past Returned Sailors. The day ends with state dinner at Parliament House and Governor General departure.

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The Royal Progress Routes For Today Through Canberra

The routes for today include travel from Railway Station via Wende worth Avenue Giles Street Canberra Avenue National Circuit to Parliament House via Commons wealth Avenue State Circle and Ades Salds Avenues. From Government House via Adee laide Avenue State Circle Command Wealth Avenue Adum to the Institute of Anatomy via London Circuit and University Avenue to CS and LA Buildings via Wentworthy Avenue and Lundin Circuit to Citys via Northbourne Avenue Beret Torrens Street Fawkner Street Ainslie Avenue and Plallngg Avenue to the War Memorial. From the War Memorial via Angus Parkway Scotts Crossing Federal Avenue State Circle to Privy Minister s Long From the Prime Minister s Lodge via Adelaide Avenue to Government House and from Government House via Adel aide Avenue State Circle and Commonwealth Avenue to Parliament House. From Parliament House via Commonwealth Avenue State Circle and Rowe Avenue to Government House.

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Ambulance Posts Near Parliament Open After War Memoirs

Ambulance posts set up in the vicinity of Parliament to serve the House and War Memoirs. Personnel to arrive from Goulburn tomorrow morning.

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Holiday for Departmental Employees Declared

In response to representations by Canberra and Labour Council, a public holiday is announced today for all employees of the Department of the Interior. The decree is subject to the condition in the Industry Board's award regarding payment for public holidays.

Canberra and Labour Council Department of the Inerior Industria Board

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