Christchurch Peace Celebration COMMITTEES CHAIR~AN. His Worship the Mayor of Christchurcfi, DR. H. T. J. THACKER, M.P.
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PROCESSION. YESSRS. R. 9. BISHOP (Chairman), H. D E COURCEY BROWN, A. S. CLARKSON, G. L. DONALDSON, M.B.E., B. FALCK, J. A. FLESHER, O.B.E., J.* HAWKES, G. E. GOOD; H. MACINTOSH, H. SWENEY and C. C. WARNER.
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PROGRblVDIE. MESSRS, J. A. FLESHER, O.B.E. (Chairman), C. .T.ASCHMAN, A. S. CLARKSON, A. F. CAREY, G. L. DONAILWON, M.B.E.: J. J. DOUGALL, J. A. FROSTECK, W. GOSS, W. J. JENKA, W. E. LEADLEY, H. MACINTOSH, H. R, SELLARS, W. STRINGLEMAN, H. H. SMITH, an& H. THOMPSON. DECORArnONS. MESSRS. J. W. BEANLAND (Chairman), 'J. W. :BYSSETT, C. E. CROSS, A. D. DOBSON, A. D. FORD, C. FLAVELL, C. HILL, A. MANHIRE, W. MCHOLLS, J. I. SMAILL, C. A.' SEAGER, E. E.' STARK, E. P. TURNER, J. Y O m G , a n d J: LYTHGOE. THANKSGIVING SERVICE. MESSRS. H. F. HERBERT (Chairman), J. A. FROSTICK:' G. HARPER, O.B.E., A. KAYE,,W. J. JENKIN, H. THOMPSON,
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DEPUTY-CHAIRMAN. MR. H. HOLLAND, C.B.E.
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New Zealand is entitled to rejoice, not as a neutral relieved from the embarrassments of war, bu as 9 State which took its full part a nation whose sons need no in the achievement of *&as longer go forth to death for the establishment of peace and freedom for our children. The peace we celebrate is not peace established merely through a return to the world-conditions that existed .in 1914 --conditions that exposed the world to the constant danger of war. It is peace based on the ruin of autocracies and the creation in their place of a system of real national responsibilities, "Lhpir @ a m @'ibs%
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Our solemn Jubilee. Peace m ~ sto t them that lie Beneath ~ m a t i ~ &y,e Ia whose still hearts is apt O m reconoiling script : Peacte ! But when shoutrs tihall start the house-top bird
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SATURDAY MORNING--JULY 19tb 1919.
S A T ~ D A YAFTERNOON, JULY 19th
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GUNS. ROUTE. Assemble and f aU in King Edward Barracks, Cashel StreJ.. Vove, off a t i.30 o'clock, proceed east along Cashel Street to High'$tredt, thence north-west along High Street to Colombo Street, through Cathedral Square to Armagh. Street, thence north-west'.along Victoria Street to Kilmore Street, thence west along Eilmore Street to Park Terrace, south along ' Park Terrace to Armagh Street Bridge, pass through to North Pa&.
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The undermentioned Troops will take part:Officer Commanding District and ~istFic'tStaff. 1st Mounted Rifles (Canterbury Yeomanry Cavalry). "E " Battery, MZ. Field Artillery. No. 1Coy. (Christchurch) Corps of N.Z. Engineers.
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No. 9 Coy. N.Z. Army Service Corps. N.Z. Forces Motor Service Corps, Motor Car Section. No. 3 Coy. N.Z. Medical Corps. Red Cross Society. 3 Battalions of Senlor Cadets (mside?t in Group 9, ~hristchurch).
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On arrival a t the Parade Ground, Taoops will be formed up in mass facing Che saluting base. The procadure will be: General Salute, Inspection Mancsuvre into position for the b k c h Past, Return to original formation, Advance to the Saluting Base in line and return to Barracks.
SB!t'URDAY PJIGH*, JULf 19.
Monttter Torchlight and Fireworks ' Procession ,
SUNDAY AFTERNOOW, JULY 20, 1919.
Peace Thanksgiving Service
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cfd&mBg: hang Live our Noble King: B& &ve the King: . Sen& him vie tor*^, &ppp and G ~ w , Long to reign mer w, . && sme the Kiag.
-Thy ehoic& gifts in stare,
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We eonf?ss our e ~ $ i r edepbf?encq sn Thee, who art t+ a v e r of all good things. E%p&iIr31y a t tMs time ' db. we 'Fjmbly rccknuwledge tha$ Thou art a &rang tower of defence unto Tky Bemmts h e face . of their enemia. W e gi@MJ&& and than%sgiaiag for the deliver@neefrom those gre& amd mamfaet axulgars H t h whiqh we were compass&. We scka~.dedgetihat it is of "pbp guodmm tht we h a w ncr(P' .been ~ e z w m eby f o ~ e wthat, came &@instus; aa& we praise anit me&@ The foz the victory and $0 peace which Thou hast givm us.
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Then tbe proud w$tBmTBlrsd gbne over our iauL mt give us as a ppey to their teeth. U s e d bRI the Lordt Who
Om help is in thts'aame of thk brd.Who mads Heaven and Earth. Our Father whi& mt ia EZ@aven;'?lWbwed b8 Thy Name; Thy Kingdom ceme; Thy wiLI be d&e in MrM3f i B U h Heavm: Give US this drr.p our daB$ bread: M d fE@gkpcei@ b* treepwes udi we forgive t b a %WEk ~ ~ x 3 p a i w l a i n & BS: us no€ into teraot-atjoa; 3
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