THE EXHIBITION,

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1186, 22 July 1911, Page 6

THE EXHIBITION,

BOXING CONTESTS. TO-DAY'S ATTRACTIONS', Yesterday was a busy day at Die Coronation Exhibition, and the various departments ami displays were nil well patronised. A large number of children from various city schools wcro amongst (hose who viewed the exhibits. The total number of visitors during the day was 2018, which makes the grand total of visitors to date 13U.G7G. Cash takings for tlio day i'rnm all sources totalled .£lB ]7s. 7d. lii the cvc-iiiiijf a wide range of attractions invited the attention of the visiting public. "Wireless" was again in operation, and numerous messages were successfully transmitted between lialliuger's, Limited, and Alcock's exhibits. A demonstration of the use of X-ray apparatus was also given. TERIUTOEIALS IX THE lUXG. Boxing was the attraction at the Stadium last evening, members of the Territorial force engaging in a series of brief but lively encounters, over which .Mr. D. Sampson presided as referee. Little attention, was paid to the finer points of the game, and the prevailing tactics were of the hot and heavy order. Some of the bouts came to an abrupt conclusion. There was a fair attendance of spectators. Following are details:— Wilson v. Joplin (bantam-weight).—This contest lasted for three rounds, both men taking a lot of punishment, and neither paying any great attention to defence. Wilson was awarded the victory on points. Gunner Stewart v. Private Holmes (feather-weight).—There was some lively sparring as this bout opened, but Stewart at an early stage got in a smashing left on his opponent's car, and a right on his face. Afterwards Holmes received a succession of heavy punches, and was driven through the- ropes. In the last seconds of the round he recovered slightly. As the second round opened, Holmes was dazed by a punch on the side of the head, and spun against the ropes. "Stewart wins," said the referee, "1 don't think it is any use going on." Ingram v. Gooder (feather-weight).— Pretty even sparring ruled in the first round, but in the second Ingram showed superior footwork, and hit his opponent much as he pleased. At the end of the round Gooder withdrew. Private Stewart v. Private Morgan (light-weight.).—Both men shewed good form at opening, and exchanged punishing deliveries, but before the first round had run its course Morgan caught a heavy jolt under the jaw, and was knocked out. Jlc just failed to recover his feet in time, and the bout went to Stewart. Adamson v. Johnson (welter-weight).— Adamson got all over his opponent, from the outset. Johnson took punishment gamely, but was twieo knocked down heavily in the first round. Adamson, still quito fresh, met a badly-tired opponent as the second round opened, and with a straight lead knocked him down for tho third time. Tho referee forthwith gave n decision for Adamson. There was to havo been a final featherweight contest between Stewart and Ingram, but tho latter withdrew. EXHIBITORS' DAY. To-day has been set apart as exhibitors' day, and an attractive prosranimo has been arranged. Among tho items are children's singing and reciting competitions, a baby show, Punch and Judy show, and animated pictures 'in the Concert Hall during tho afternoon and evening. There is-also to bo a guessing competition as to the attendance, and.it is announced that every thousandth person to pass the turnstiles will be presented with a Walthani watch. AT THE STADIUM. At the Stadium to-day a floral tables competition is to bo held, and the entries will bo on view'from 11 a.m. until 5 p.m. In the evening a gymnastic display is to be given by- members of the'Y.M'.C'.A.' There, will : also bo a presentation of the "All Nations' Pageant," under tlio direci.tion of Mr. J. W. 11. Harrison. FRIMLEY CANNING COMPANY. [Published by Arrangement.]. The exhibit of the great Frimley concern ranks among the highest and most interesting. Most people realise, for tho first timo how big and various in its operations this Frimley concern is. There seems to bo almost every variety of canned fruit and vegetables in tho striking show, and for stylo and modernity of packing tho Frimley folk aro famous. As_ to that deadly frost last year, the Frimley representative explains; , "It; is true that a very large amount of our own new season's i'rnit was destroyed by tho record frost. But we can't afford to stop supply. AVo have to he prepared for emergencies. To that end we have adequato resources, j For this season's work we havo had at our disposal u lingo supply of selected fruit that would do honour to any orchards in the world. Tho orchaxdists- sympathised when tho big frost nipped us, and so vied with each other in giving us their best." So Frimley is up to standard. Friniley aims at excellence. Frimley Worcester Sauce is preferred by many folk to any other. Frimley Tomato Sauce is declared to be as pure as any sauce can l>e. Frimley Candied Peel is cheerfully declared to be. excellent, chiefly owing to the exceptional quality and thickness of the peel used. Host of tho lemons come from Gisborne, and experts assert that they are lemons ideal in type for this purpose. Frimlev processes and methods are the most modern and perfect that it is possible for any canning industry to_ secure. Frimley jams , , made of pur? fruit, ore bevond any suspicion of impurity. The Frimley industry is one of which the Dominion-iray reasonably be proud. Messrs. J. A. Smyth and Co. arc the Frimley agents in this district.

WINDSOR PRESERVING COMPANY. [Published by Arrangement.] The Exhibition will soon be closing, but beforo it docs the Windsor Preserving Company wish to advise all visitors and (he public generally that (hoy are giving free, samples of their famous "Windsor Tabic Jellies, in original four-ounce packets, at their Exhibition confectionery stall all day to-day. These jellies are manufactured from the highest grade ingredients procurable, by men who have learned their trade under the best makers of jellies in England. Only the best pure fruit flavour? are used in their manufacture, therefore the highest, standard finality is attained, and every packet bears Hie company's name, and complies with the Pure- Food Act. The Company specially ask visitors to secure a. sample of Windsor Jellies, and satisfy themselves. They are sold four packets for a shilling, and one packet makes a relishablo jcllv. to the satisfaction of tho housewife. If anyeno fails' to secure a. sample, at the Exhibition they should ask their grocer for them when required. They will always want them after once trying thorn. E. 11. Ci'M-e and Son, Limited, are (he local agents. An attraction at the Exhibition is the. beautiful exhibit of Mr. F. AV. Monthey, of Mount Albert. It consists of an exr|uisitc variety of Australiasian shells that have Ijeon worked into artistic designs by the exhibitor, consisting of photo frames, handkerchief boxes, and ornaments of many kinds. This oxlribit shor.ld draw considerable attention from patrons.—Advt.