THE NEW 'ZEALAND EXUIBITION.

Timaru Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 4697, 19 November 1889, Page 3

THE NEW 'ZEALAND EXUIBITION.

(lit TcLror.APn.) DUNEDIN.Kov. 13. His Eni'llencT will entertain the president nr.l vire-prtsidents of the Exhibition, and distinguished vi-itors at a dinner at Government Uoixe, Ocean Bcich, on Wednesday next. Tlio Countess will halil a reception on Monday and will yire a bill on the 2nd Decetni-er. Tracks aro to be formed to the Putherland Falls ami it is expected the one from Mi.'ford Sound will bo finished early in Jintury. As adr.iy r>.i:l of cl.vi and mirrors was oc its wiiy to tbt^ Kxliibilion from Mr Lees, George street, the supports ga?e war and the kliul« ihsps uf alius fell with n crisli, carrying with it a norkmsn n:in:ed B»ck. The man liid i rib fractured ai'd received eorore hriii.T:". The loss by the brosking of tlic q!a?? ci.rnJ- Jt2CO. H im-} doubt having been oiprrs'ed ns to whether the Exhibition will bo ready for uper ing, the Twin in a. leading article »sys '■ We h»*e no hrsitdtion in predictiiijr that uo eiiiibition since I*isl hs>» b^fn nnylhirig like a» reidr on llio opening day aj th- 1 present one will b?, ami tli.it if it n ml nb-olutely eomplet* tin gaps will be so frw and far betfiwn tint co one will peireire them. Thfro •s no reason to fear th.it any psrt of the exhibition will be incomplete on thn opctinp rfay fith (he possible cicfption of « few Briti«hand French eihihits, ths despatch of which baa been delayed br tbc dock striia."