THE DUNEDIN EXHIBITION.

Hokitika Guardian, 18 December 1925, Page 3

THE DUNEDIN EXHIBITION.

[av Turmnii.'.i'n —tki: muss association. AN INT UR KSTi M; HK K UN HI BIT. DUNK DIN. Decent her 18. 1 esti'i'ilny's attendance at the Fxhi bit ion added 1i).1).'!7 to tec total attendance, which is,now heading for the half ■ulli it mi mark. The total takings from the gates and amusements, including —ea si /li tickets and eoiumi---ions from exhibitors from November 17 to December pi inclusive, amount ' o ■_ lb. Mil). 'I lii number o! season tickets is 1 A.-bIA. In a lei ter to 1 bee di reel or-: I'm lion, D, Mel.l oil s iys ; " A.llow me to niuur.iUil.it.- voiir 0.0,-111 ive mn-i heart ily on the sin i os. Hint In- al tended if•lioris. The exhibition, a- u stand-to-day. is an example of what eai: be 'bnie by good organisation and co-or-dination. I Mas deeply interested in the great rang" of exhibits, which, from an inter-trade consideration must I no ve of i no-! inia bio bencht to tlie Dominion a- m hole.” Tv.o luces of lii is, -oeeially ted to enable visitors to follow the wo-k and u n cement s ol (lie bu.-y inseets, are ill the New Zealand seeondai'v industries pavilion, and the Agricultural Depart incut Couia. The hives are fitted with glass panels and the bo,-, may he seen entering and working ceaselessly at the combs. In the ease of the hive in the Government pavilion an exit has been made for the bees by means of a wooden shaft two feet long whirl) leads to the outside of the building.