Queen’s Birthday Parade at Lautoka
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official party on the saluting dais at Churchill Park, Lautoka, Fiji, during tT e rr Qu c ee . n f ® l i“ lda> Parade. From left: The Governor, Sir Ronald Garvey; Supt. . l. saint, ADC; Mr. David Collins, District Commissioner; Councillor C. A. Adams. c ®l onel T - C. Campbell. DSO, MC, Commandant of the Fiji Military Forces; and Mr E. K. Laws, Commissioner of Police. rern/nifi!! FSt tim ,l that the Paiade was held at Lautoka. It was arranged in inr ° t ma ( f nificent welcome given by the people of the town and surround thf tb ! ? Ueen and the Duke of Edinburgh in December. It meant that ThZ nar , ndard flew over Churchill Park for the second time in six months.
Keri/in s commanded by Captain J. McL. Ross with Captain Captain K. G. Q.
Forces d an,l thp h ß g< i ° f saluting battery, included 100 men of the Fiji Military we« ex-s^rv?l^f gil H e a epot Band of the Infant! y Regiment. Others who attended missioner C F Uod S kins on, Boy Scouts under Scout District Com- J. Coode * Mansell, and Girl Guides under Guide District Commissioner Mrs.
A R th |toddlrf ce £t, m0 n y the sa lute was taken by the Governor’s Deputy, Mr. and units of th' Jrf Parade Comm *nder was Wing-Commander B. E. V. Le Pine, took part * th Milltary Forc es. and detachments of the RNZAF and Fiji Police —Photo by Fiji Public Relations Office.