Diamond Jubilee Exhibition.

Hokitika Guardian, 23 February 1923, Page 3

Diamond Jubilee Exhibition.

MATTERS UNDER WAY. SUCCESS ASSURED. SPECIAL TO Gl' U’.DtA.V. fl-mf-i'l TM'I’C IE Eeb 23. To-day. Ale--". Dull' and IU nil- were afforded an opportunity of meeting Mr T. \Y. Wmuliofl'e. organiser l'.:r the late Christchurch 'Exhibition, am; Air AY. R. Hayward, of the Dumdin Exhibition, when matters pertaining to the AYestlaud Diamond Jubilee F.xhibition were (liseiis-ed. V considerable amount of interest is U"ng demonstrated in the West Coa-t event, which will attract a Isiroo mind r of D nonion exhibitors. M>- AYoedroffc has drafted the ground-' plan ef buildings which is estimated to ,o-t <j2..,n0. atfordiug as much ser.ee as at < br:steliureh. and whi'di will yield abut £3.100 in the sale of space. Mr M',odyofl’e. who will I" ac ompanieil b> Mi \Y. -Tonkins. IT-Gdent of the N.Z. luflustrial Corporation. mosl prol.aliß will visit Hokitika mi March 10th and consult with the local authorities ngarding the general plan <>! the Exhibition. and 1 1 ■ "ill advise as to Lite scope Im- the same. The postponement m the Dunedin Exhibition for a yen- v.'i'l he of great advantage to the Hokitika Exhibiton. which will now have enhanced support. From expressions of opinion here very wide interest is being centred in the event, ami its limitations in regard to outside attendance will be governed only by the probable accommodation which can he provided in and about Hokitika mid adjacent towns connected by railway.