WEMBLEY EXHIBITION.
NEW ZEALAND PAVILION. MANY NEW FEATURES. LONDON, April 21. Air Stevenson presided at the press luncheon at Wembley for a preliminary view of the pavilions and introduced Mr Neil, who announced that Australia will be spending £50,000 on advertising propaganda in the British Isles.
There are many new features in the New Zealand pavilion, notably a huge diorama from the summit of Mount Tarawera depicting the geysers and mud springs in active eruption and the wliares on the hillside. There are others typical of the Alps and a running waterfall. New Zealand is concentrating oil sales of products and immigration propaganda. Canada again lias a most showy and most expensive display, including a diorama 250 feet long, depicting the country from the Pacific to the Atlantic, and also a model in blitter of the initiation of the Prince of Wales into the White Mountain tribe of Indians.—A. and N.Z. cable.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 120, 23 April 1925, Page 12
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