THE EXHIBITION.

Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 16, 20 January 1926, Page 9

THE EXHIBITION.

' A GLOWING TRIBUTE. ! FIJI COMMI.v-IoXER TALKS. j (TV. TolesrarS. —Pr.>ss A^o.-iati-r.; j DUNEDIN. this day. ! " eeks of glorious weather have helped ; for.varl the i-xrraordinary *ucce=s of the [ Exhibition, which on the second day of ! the ninth -week show* an attendance j record of 1.1 15."77. The dig attraction i to-day is the second display by the boy i scout.-, who are encamped at Tahuna j Park. The first display un Monday ati tracted a Lis" crowd to rue Exhibition | sports ground, people evidently being i greatly interested in the various I branche* of scout craft illustrated. | The Hon. R. Boyd, Fiji Commissioner. lin the course of a radio talk said. ""I ;am afraid it would tax your patience j to give at any length my impressions of i the magnitude, beauty and educational value of the Exhibition. The hundred j and one attractions of the Amusements i Park beggar description. Th? Ex- ; hibition is too stupendous, too kale- ! idoscopi..\ to adequately translate i into words. It has to be seen to be ; realise.!, It has to be seen not once, hut I many time-, for one finds new attrac- ! tior.s every day. some unexplored nook, j some interesting exhibit hitherto tin- ! noticed. I cm only say to you vi !iy j have no: yet seen the Exhibition, to i let nothing stand in your way of coming jto Dunedin. of sepins the drearest ex- ; hibition every projected and carried out :in any part of our gr D at Empire in j the southern hemisphere."'