THE DUNEDIN EXHIBITION.

Hokitika Guardian, 30 December 1925, Page 3

THE DUNEDIN EXHIBITION.

[by TFfiKOUAPn —PF.R I'RF.SS ASSOCIATION. DUNEDIN. Doe. 30. Visitors are still pouring into Dunedin to join in the great holiday carnival at the Exhibition. Yesterday’s trains from the north alone brought 2,090. The effect of the influx was noticeable in Monday’s attendance ictuni. Monday lias lieon regained rather as nil off day and 11.000 or 12.000 was a verv satisfactory attendance, but this week" the tally jumped to 2-1.890 and yesterday it as 26,478. Monday night ended the sixth neck of the Exhibition and the grand total then stood at (500.707 which is equal to a wonderful daily average of 1/.33,. IThe daily average at the Christchurch Exhibition was 13,604. New Year’s Eve P expected to >e the biggest day of all. There will lie a lUßgnificienr. fireworks display of 55 items, with 8 pieces. including an elaborate battle of Jutland spectacle. The Argyll and Sutherland Highnutters Military* Band will plav in the New New features, straight from Wcmblev for the British Government Court, are aboard the Ruapehu at Wellington. They comni:iso a succession of model ship's telling the story of the navy from the time of Alfred the Great, to the latest super dreadnought anti exhibits illustrating the history of the army and the conquest, of the air. The model Post Office in the New Zealand Government Court is doing great business, £IOOO having been netted from the sale of stamps alone,