THE EXHIBITION.

Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2560, 22 June 1882, Page 3

THE EXHIBITION.

Tho attendance at the Exhibition yesterday wao very good, particularly so in the evening, when the third oonoert of the aeries by Signor Carmini Morley was given in the oiucert room, which waa well filled, and comprised reventeen numberc The trio, " Gently fill tho dews of eve," by Madame Carmini Morley and the Misses Spensley, was well rendered. This was followed by a ballad, ' It waa a dream,' by Miss I. B. Spansley, and tail young lady is to bd congratulated on having ochieTcd a decided success, her dear enunciation and correot musical interpretation being drservedly rewarded by a call, vhich Misa Rper.Bley acknowledged by bowing her acknowledgments. Mr Rose was scarcely in voice, and consequently the number allotted to him, which wai the well known air from " Trovatore," " The tempest of the heart," fell somewhat il-itly. Madame Morley eang "Mia Fernando" excellently, and Signor Morley was warmly applauded for the well worn cavatina, " Come into the garden, Maud," and responded to a unanimous encore. Miss Spencley aangthe epinningsong from the opera of the " Two Brides," with evident oaro and precision, and in the grand air " Fra Pooo" !ri»nor Mnrloy was again most favorably received. Mies I B. Spensley followed with a cavalina from " Ernrini," and added to the favorable impression made by her first song. Madame Morley next sang " Una Voce Pooo Fa" with remarkable fidelity, and the concert may be considered a decided success. Blondin repeated his performance on the rope with electric and lime light effects, and the " go-as-you-please" skating was also a feature of the evening. The promoters of the New Zealand International Exhibition, wishing to acknowledge tho valuable Barvioes rendered to them and thrt Exhibition by the persona whose names aro appended, have decided that they shall be presented with a first-class gold medal certificate, viz. : —Mr Mitchell, official agent ; Mr Macdounell, offi-er in charge of lI.M. Customs; Mr Green, efllcer in charge of the postal and telegraphio department ; Mr Lambert, architect; Mr Carmiohael, contractor ; Mr Andrews, deoorator for the artistic work in the portico of the Art li-.liiiry ; Sergeant Blackmore, offioer in charge of the police during the Exhibition ; and tho officer in charge of the detective foroe.

Sir Maurice O'Rorke, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, has telegraphed the promoters that the members of Assembly will lo::vo Wellington on Fr dav, June 30th, for Ohristchur-h, returning to Wellington on Wednenday, July sth, and promises further particular* this day.