THE EXHIBITION DAY BY DAY

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVIII, Issue 81918, 14 February 1907, Page 2

THE EXHIBITION DAY BY DAY

Wt! BABY SilOU'. % 'Service. '.rill- J ' vi "»iirv is. Lxiuuition V,. , ( n sl,s "l »t i 111! «ot 0 flock tJiirt liiomin,, v H ,Wml 1 l«'ojilc remained' t0 k " veml !»»'• I', 1 1111 Uy to 1,,,,,. tit"«.^ tcr , '" l ' Newcastle, „Ill| U',„ ,U,|,lll gr r liur "- «»<i 'iiuCr om " i'>ii>|ietitions liuve 1,,..,, „ 1 1 ""'» »><• i«,ii, 1111(i i ht £ u r* «"■'» . «««•*»» „ 1( , sl of tl». 7 " '«ml i-ontot, however win ."'j./ 1 ', 0 1 n , evening, which WiK , "" SOf ® 10 mrc bea » t " il "1111,1,0,. (lf S(l| , '»•<■», "lid * UI '»• The Fijian' r . " Csu Pa<f";«irturo of u host !!f r, li . orrowful li'H'iiils this moi , ni . J " the afternoon by the M™ l l * aVills :V;ickla«d, en routif fo, J " 11111 " 1 f « isles. Tlicy lia ve lefl 11°" Bati >'8 J lie picturesque native *1 ' ihera soon after thoi „r • T° tho y j, £;.ra:' k t I.is rod - J/" '' h '° by I»f%» iu S„ :r"S baby Show ever seen i n Now W.lor'of u" b r'n U in the wa, » w »'- n,.nv 0, Xlllb,!;i0U 011 '"""■T 21. Gold, silver, 'ail undir'siv m" !* giveu fur babita ill ii lll ° Dtbs . babies from six to t he mouths, babies from a year to . •i?v'i' ? I,ab - y ' and the bi-t, <lu eloped baby up to two years, separate classes being formed in every e.i»o lor girls and boys. A silver mug will also be presented to the thousandth baby to enter 'the "Baby's l.est > conducted by the Women's Christian lemperanee Union, which Jins accommodated close upon 800 inlanls to date. The show will be under the joint auspice* of the Exhibition authorities and, the W.C.T.U. The (leneral Manager of the Exhibition will be one of three judges, the others being Dr Alice Moorho'use 7imi Mrs Field. Entries close on February 19th..

Tra Maoris are planning with much enthusiasm detail of their defence ot 1 he pa against nil attack by the Volwhich is to be a feature of the military tattoo on Friday night, ihe -whole of the bands competing in the present contest will take part in the lattoo, and the performance by tiie massed bands and 'the torchlight procession of 000 bandsmen, together with Volunteers and Cadets, should have a most picturesque effect. Today's attendance reached the high total of 18,008.