DUNEDIN EXHIBITION

Gisborne Times, Volume LXIV, Issue 11011, 26 January 1926, Page 3

DUNEDIN EXHIBITION

FORESTRY EXPERT IMPRESSED. DUNEDIN, Jan. 25. With the last day of the tenth week the Exhibition has amassed the splendid attendance record' of 1,201.100. The Saturday night carnival is going bigger than ever. Saturday’s attendance was 37,305. An interested visitor who left the city tc-clay is Mr \Y. J. Keyes, secretary of the International Forestry Delegation,:: -which has been investigating the Dominion’s potential timber: resources'and the wonderful afforestation work done within the last year or two. ' Mr Keyes carries away with him pleasant memories of Dunedin, and the friendly reception and assistance he met with in the E'xhiinti on City, hut one thing he could; notunderstand was why the Tylofrinigton cable tram, which tic christened the

•'•pie eart,’’ should crawl up High Street on the wrong side of the road. He was greatly impressed with the size, attractiveness, and wonderful success of the exhibition. “It must be seen to be believed and appreciated,” he said. “Every New Zealander should see it at least once. It will give him a new understanding of the industry, natural wealthy and wonderful resources of the Dominion.’’—P.A.