Wellington Exhibition

Radio Record, Volume IV, Issue 9, 12 September 1930, Page 5

Wellington Exhibition

Presentation to Mr. C. G. Camp S cnetteeeeeeed T a spécial meeting of the exhibitors at the Wellington Radio Hxhibition the report of the Exhibition Committee, Messrs. ¥. H. Fitt, T. H. Megann, C. Rickard, G. Robertson and. CO. G. Camp, secretary, was presented. Mr. Robertson, N.Z manager of A.W.A., occupied the chair. He said that, viewed from every point, the show had been a success, and he felt: that the 12,000 people who had attended had been more than satisfied with the exhibits and the methods taken to ensure their entertainment. . Special attention was drawn to the part played by the Wanganui Maori purty in supplying the majority of the entertainment, and reference was also made to the orchestra, who rendered items every afternoon during the ex‘hibition. Mr. Robertson then presented the balance-sheet, which was unanimously adopted, and a vote of thanks was then passed by all present to the management on their initiative and resource in organising and making the show such a success, both financially and in numbers of attendance: Before the meeting concluded a pre sentation was made to Mr. 0. G. Camp, secretary of the Exhibition Committee. Prior to the presentation, the chairman of the committee spoke of the application and energy which Mr. Camp had displayed before and during the course of the exhibition, and Mr. Robertson asked him to accept this token as a tangible expression of their appreciation. Mr. Camp, who suitably responded, said that he had enjoyed the work, and any of his success was only made possible by the co-operation of the Exhibition. Committee, who were only too pleased to render their services whenever called upon, and he felt sure that when future exhibitions were held the knowledge gained from this show would undoubtedly be of value. The meeting then closed.