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Auckland Star, Volume XXVII, Issue 285, 1 December 1896, Page 8

Exhibitions. ROOKERY T^EMONSTRATIONS. MRS ROSS (Holding Diplomas from Cookery and Food Associations. London, distinguished French Chef*, South Kensington, N.T.S.C., etc.), having been engaged to giro DEMONSTRATIONS IN COOKERY _ND ' INSTRUCTIONS IN THE USE OF GAS STOVES, will giro DEMONSTRATIONS ox TUESDAY, Ist DecemberOa GENERAL COOEERY WEDNESDAY. 2nd December— ARTISAN COOKERY THURSDAY. 3rd December— 1 SICK ROOM COOKERY from 2.30 to 4 p.m. each day, AT THE OFFICES OF THE AUCKLAND GAS COMPANY (LIMITED). 26, WYNDHAM STREET. AUCKLAND "pXHIBITION, 1596-97. :•'■;:■-,'..v--"':." "Industrial Kihil Tmpossibilc' . GRAND OFFICIAL OPENING, ,": I DECEMBER 24tii. j Electric Lighting by the well-known Electrical und Mining Engineers, Messrs John Chambers and Son. Decorations and 4 Scenery by the renowned Artist, llerr Vennermark and a coinpotent Htaif or assistants. The New Buildings and Modelling by Messrs Skinner and bou. Tub Promoters with prirlo point to the fact ; that the people of Auckland have recognised in | a practical form the advantages ot1 the Jflxhibition mid hay taken up every available foot of | Btjaca in both- the main building; and tho I annexes which was set apart forJj.xnibita. , Honcc tho AUCKLAND EXHIBITION of | 1596-97 is now an ; I ASSURED SUCCESS, j | All l.he Local Industries are represented—Tho Competition for the Awards is unusually Keen— Thou.-ands upon thousands of pounds' worth of Masniflcent Exhibits*-The . latest results; of Scieniitic Research—Beautiful Art Productions —Goods in course of manufacture by Exhibitors—Tho Marvellous Rontgen X Kayspubue-y exhibited for the first time- Novel Xx hi bite ot Curios from all parts of the world-Hundred-of pounds' worth of Goods given away to Visitors— The Exhibitors select, their own Judges— lhe most extensive ElecLric Lighting plant ever laid down in New Zealand—Seven Hundred Incandescent Lamps—Several Arc Lamps of 0.000 Candle Power—Tho Building and Grounds one Blaze of Mellow Light—Grand New Concert Hall to accommodate over 1.000 people, opea free of extra charge--Tho Choicest Music— brass and String Bauds—Athletic »nd Educational Competitions-• Lovely Cool Open-air Promenades—Gorgeous Pyrotochnicai Dlßpiiiys —The Best Procurable Kntertainments—lJuttlea o£ Flowers—Children's Bouquet Galas, etc., CIO. Tho wholo forming a j RIOT OF GRANDEUR! j Excursion Fares by Rail and Steamboat from all ti>e surrouudini,' districts. Genkrai, Admission to Exhibition— ONE SHILLING. The Exhibition will be open from 10.30 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. and from 7 p.m. to 10.30 p.m. CHARLES GREY. Secretary. FraMlc Notices* Dalt on, Tailor,. HIGH-CLASS TAILORING AT MODERATE PRICE. ipJiQUMMER fIOODSItSi VA\O I* \#\ JUST OPEN2D. & v\ r m M Slowest price/&/ \tc\ col \ A CONSISTENT / / \#\ WITH I^l W\ jtol \^\ BEST o. \v\ ® \ w\ I °o I \d\ WORK. <3f W\ /£?/ \o\ o \pi\ h> Dunedin Exhibition' award s. Dunedin. Mr J. H. DALTON, Tailor, Auckland. Dear Sir, — The Jurors in awarding you the first. class award expressed themselves that they have not seen such work and finish in the colony before and rarely at home. I (Signed) W. McBEATB, Chairman Jurors. /QUITS \ \ / / TO \ \ I • / \ • \ v■ ° \d\ o — \o\ ! / -^/BEST WORK Airo \ - \ / / LATEST STYLE\ \ / '/ GUARANTEED. \ \ r v\ / I \*\ t* \rl\ /o/J. H. DALTON o / r*/ TAILOR, I / / QUEEN STREET, V V ' / Neab Savings Bank. V WALL FAPERS, Cheapest; in New Zealand. Buy from XL J. Bennett, and have them put on cheap, with despatch. Note name. Tolophono i _No._936. ENTERTAINMENT Tickets and Pro(frarnmo.i supplied e» tho shortost notlcs, at mere nominal prices, at tko Star Office. Country ordere receir© prompt attention.