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ST GEORGE'S CATHEDRAL, PERTH ORDERS OF SERVICE Ephemera PR3707/ORD To view items in the Ephemera collection, contact the State Library of Western Australia CALL NO. DESCRIPTION 1879-1897 PR3707/1 Letter of request to hold service on 1 June. 50th Anniversary of the Colony. Transferred to PR8616/GEN/38 PR3707/2 Enclosed - Form of Prayer and of Special Thanksgiving. 22 May 1879 PR3707/3 Order of Service at the Opening of St George's Cathedral, Perth. 8 August 1888 PR3707/4 Easter Communion, 1894. St George's Cathedral Parish, Perth. 1894 PR3707/5 Office for the Enthronisation of the Right Rev. Charles Own Leader. Bishop of Perth. 5 February 1895 PR3707/6 St George's Cathedral Parish, Perth. Christmas Services. 1895 PR3707/7 St George's Cathedral Parish, Perth. Lent. 1896 PR3707/8 Holy Baptism. 28 February 1897 PR3707/9 Hymns for use on 20 June. Being the Sixtieth Anniversary of the Accession of Queen Victoria, St George's Cathedral. 20 June 1897 PR3707/10 Hymns for use during 1897, Being the Sixtieth Year of the Reign of Queen Victoria. 1897 PR3707/11 A Form of Prayer with Thanksgiving to Almighty God to be used on 20 June 1897 PR3707/12 Order of ceremonial for the consecration of the Rev Arthur Thomas Lloyd, D.D as Bishop Suffragan of Thetford and of the Rev Charles Owen Leaver Riley, M.A. Bishop of Perth. 18 October 1894. PR3707/13 St George's Cathedral Parish, Perth. Christmas Services. 1894 1900 - 1910 PR3707/1 Commonwealth Day. Thanksgiving and Intercession, Order of Service. 1 January 1901. PR3707/2 Memoriam. Queen Victoria. Funeral Service. 2 February 1901 PR3707/3 State Service, St George's Cathedral, occasion of visit of H.R.H.'s Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York. 24 July 1901 D PR3707/4 Order of Special Service - Coronation Day of King Edward and Queen Alexandra. 26 June 1902 PR3707/5 Dedication of the Queen Victoria Memorial Tower and Bells. 22 January 1903 D PR3707/6 St George's Cathedral, Perth. Order of Ceremonial, Consecration of Very Rev. F. Goldsmith, MA, Dean of Perth as Bishop of Bunbury. 17 July 1904 PR3707/7 Admission Card to Consecration Service. July 1904 PR3707/8 Order of the Installation of Very Rev. Henry Guy Dampier Latham as Dean. 2 March 1906 PR3707/ORD Page 1 of 10 Copyright SLWA ©2018 CALL NO. DESCRIPTION PR3707/9 St George’s Cathedral Perth. Church Parade. (Empire Sunday). 26 May 1907 PR3707/10 St George's Cathedral. Advent. 1910 PR3707/11 St George’s Cathedral. Memorial Service. Edward VII 1901-1910. 20 May 1910 D PR3707/12 St George’s Cathedral. Intercession. Thanksgiving on arrival of Rt Rev Gerald Trower, D.D. Lord Bishop of the North West. 21st June 1910. Includes Order of Ceremonial for the Enthronement of the Rt Rev Gerald Trower, D.D. PR3707/13 St Georges Cathedral, Perth, Sunday, July 21, 1901. Being the occasion of the visit of Their Royal Highnesses The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York. Order of Service. PR3707/14 In Memoriam, Queen Victoria. Funeral Service. Saturday Feb 2, 1901. Order of Service. PR3707/15 St George’s Cathedral. Dedication of the Reredos. 22 March 1909. PR3707/16 In memoriam. The Ven. D. Glyn Watkins, M.A., Archdeacon of Perth, Canon of the Cathedral of St. George’s, Perth. Entered into rest, June 29, 1907. Together with a short account of the installation of his successor, the Rev. Canon C.E.C. Lefroy, M.A. by the Bishop of Perth. 15p. 1911 - 1919 PR3707/1 Order of the Installation of Very Rev Henry Frederick Mercer MA as Dean. 15 April 1912 PR3707/2 Province of Western Australia. Order of Service. St George's Cathedral. 10 September 1914 PR3707/3 Funeral Service. Hon Sir Winthrop Hackett. 21 February 1916 St George's Cathedral. Good Friday. 1916 PR3707/4 Anniversary Memorial Service of The Landing of Anzac. 25 August 1916 PR3707/5 Memorial Service for Sailors Lost in Battle and Lord Kitchener. 9 January 1916 PR3707/6 Anniversary of Declaration of War. 4 August 1916 PR3707/7 Thanksgiving to Almighty God for Safe Return of His Grace the Archbishop. 16 February 1917 PR3707/8 Good Friday 1917.Shortened Evensong. 1917 PR3707/9 Anzac Day Service. 25 April 1917 Anzac Day Service. 25 April 1917 at 8pm PR3707/10 Laying the Foundation Stone of the Memorial Hall. 26 October 1917 PR3707/11 Christmas Day 1917. Shortened Evensong. December 1917 PR3707/12 St George's Cathedral. Lent. 'The Crucifixion'. 1913 PR3707/13 St George's Cathedral, Perth. A form of Intercession with Almighty God on Behalf of the Soldiers and Sailors of the Empire. 1915. PR3707/14 St George’s Cathedral. Order of Service. Laying the Foundation Stone of the Memorial Hall. October 1917 PR3707/15 St George's Cathedral. Order of Service. 5 February 1918 PR3707/16 St George’s Cathedral. Anzac Day. Order of Service. 25 April 1918 PR3707/17 St George’s Cathedral. Opening of the Memorial Hall by the Lieut-Governor Sir Edward Stone, K.C.M.V. 4pm. 12 June 1918 D PR3707/18 Diocese of Perth. The Memorial Hall. Given in memory of Lieut Theodore Charles Arthur Burt RAF and Lieut Francis Sinclair Burt, 13 M.G.Co., A.I.F. 12 June 1918 PR3707/19 Diocese of Perth. Anniversary of Declaration of War. 4 August 1918 PR3707/20 St George's Cathedral. Memorial Service for the Right Hon Lord Forrest, P.C., G.C.M.G. 12 noon. September 1918 D PR3707/ORD Page 2 of 10 Copyright SLWA ©2018 CALL NO. DESCRIPTION PR3707/21 St George's Cathedral. Memorial Service for the Right Hon Lord Forrest, P.C., G.C.M.C. 7.30pm. 8 September 1918 PR3707/22 St George's Cathedral. Order of the installation of the very Rev Ernest Foster, M.A. as Dean. 15 October 1918 PR3707/23 St George's Cathedral. Funeral service of the Right Hon Lord Forrest, P.C., G.C.M.G. 2.15pm. 7 May 1919 PR3707/24 St George's Cathedral. Order of Ceremonial for the Consecration of the Rev. William Edward Elsey ... M.A. ... (of the Brotherhood of St Boniface) as Bishop of Kalgoorlie. 9 November 1919 D PR3707/25 St George’s Cathedral. Memorial Service for the Right Hon Lord Forrest, P.C., G.C.M.G.. 12 noon. 6 September 1918. PR3707/26 Diocese of Perth Western Australia. First Session of the Fifteenth Synod. 14 p. Booklet. 1913. PR3707/27 St George’s Cathedral, Perth WA. Advent, Christmas and New Year. Pamphlet. 1912. 1920 - 1939 PR3707/1 St George’s Cathedral. Order of Service. Choral Matins at 11am. 4 July 1920 D PR3707/2 RSA Anniversary of the Landing at Anzac 1915. Service at Esplanade Perth. 25 April 1920 PR3707/3 Diocese of Perth. Memorial Service for Anzac Day. 25 April 1920 PR3707/4 St George’s Cathedral, Perth. Service of Thanksgiving for the Safety of HRH The Prince of Wales and his Companions. 6 July 1920 D PR3707/5 Forms of Prayer. Authorised by the Archbishop of Perth. Anzac Day. April 1921 PR3707/6 St George’s Cathedral, Perth. Choirs' Festival. Order of Service. 4 October 1921 PR3707/7 St George’s Cathedral, Perth. Choirs' Festival. Order of Service. 20 October 1922 PR3707/8 Christian Healing Mission Thanksgiving Service. St George's Cathedral. 15 August 1923 PR3707/9 St George’s Cathedral, Consecration of Chapel and Unveiling of Fallen Soldiers' Memorial. 7 October 1923 PR3707/10 St George’s Cathedral, Perth. Memorial Service, The Queen Mother, Alexandra 1844 - 1925. 27 November 1925 D PR3707/11 Diocese of Perth, St George's Cathedral, Order of Ceremonial of the Enthronement of Henry Frewen, Lord Archbishop of Perth. 20 December 1929 D PR3707/12 The Central Mission, St George's Cathedral. A Final Message from The Missioners. 17 - 28 July 1931 PR3707/13 The University of WA. Order of Service to celebrate The Opening of Winthrop Hall, held at St George's Cathedral. 10 April 1932 D PR3707/14 St George's Cathedral 45th Birthday. 15 November 1933 PR3707/15 St George’s Cathedral Memorial Service for H.M. Late King George V. 28 January 1936 D PR3707/16 St George’s Cathedral. Funeral of Lt General Sir Talbot Hobbs. 14 May 1938 PR3707/17 Fifth Hymn Festival at St George's Cathedral. 13 October 1938 PR3707/18 Province of Western Australia. St George's Cathedral, Perth. Order of Ceremonial for the Consecration of Rev L.A. Knight. MA as the Third Bishop of PR3707/ORD Page 3 of 10 Copyright SLWA ©2018 CALL NO. DESCRIPTION Bunbury. 25 January 1938 PR3707/19 Order of Ceremonial for the Consecration of The Rev. Canon John Frewer. Includes Order of Ceremonial for the Enthronement of The Right Reverend John Frewer. 9 April 1929. PR3707/20 St Georges’ Cathedral. Jubilee of the City of Perth. 9 Jan 1921. PR3707/21 Armistice Day. 11 November 1925. PR3707/22 Armistice Day. 11 November 1926. PR3707/23 St George’s Cathedral. Jubilee. November 1930. PR3707/24 St George’s Cathedral. Dedication of Memorials. 11 March 1926. PR3707/25 St George’s Cathedral. Thanksgiving Service for Centenary of the State. 1929. PR3707/26 St George’s Cathedral. Choirs’ Festival. 9 June 1921. PR3707/27 Armistice Day. 11 November 1928. PR3707/28 Order of a Service of Prayer and Thanksgiving held at St George’s Cathedral. 26 March 1933. 1940 - 1949 PR3707/1 Diocese of Perth. 2nd Annual Children's Festival. 16 August 1941 PR3707/2 The Mission of Seamen, St George's Cathedral, Annual Service for Seafarers.
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