GENERAL TELEGRAMS

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 104, 23 October 1911, Page 8

GENERAL TELEGRAMS

A WORKERS' EXHIBITION". By Telegraph—Press Association. Christchureh, Last Night. The preparations for opening the Canterbury Trades and Labor Councils' industrial exhibition next Thursday are in a. forward condition. It is expected that either the Prime Minister or Sir James Carroll will officially open the exhibition. Astonishment is expressed at the excellent designs and the expensive character of many of the displays to be made, especially as the present intention is that the exhibition will be open only for one month. Satisfactory entries have been received in the different com-! petitions, which will be judged next, Saturday night. To augment the prize, fund the Canterbury Brick Pottery, Pipe, Tile and Clay Workers' Union presented the whole of its exhibit, consisting of a j number of valuable artistically designed. articles, all made of Canterbury clay, 1 to the competitions' committee. I

I . LABOR DAY. Timaru, Last (Night.. Labor Day will be celebrated here by a workers' picnic and children's sports in the Park. Cricket clubs will open the season and bowling clubs will play the first inter-club matches. The weather promises to be fine. Flags were flying yesterday in recognition of Trafalgar Day. TRAFALGAR DAY. Wellington, Last Night. Flags were flown in Wellington yesterday in honor of Trafalgar Day. * I