HAWERA EXHIBITION.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XX, Issue 2420, 6 May 1893, Page 3

H AWE RA EXHIBITION.

; A ttotting of the committee of the fitwera Exhibition was held on Friday tvaninir. Praßent: Meßsra. Major (enwr), Boyd, Daviason, Wbittington, A. H. itenUMD.' Twigg, White, Stowell, Rob1 J bm«, Milmoe, Caplen, Brodriok, O'Connell, Button, Brunette, W. A, ParkinßOn and Correspondence inoludea letter from fiaweta Band, sympathising with moveBtoti and offering services on occasion of opening conditionally aB to time laitiog; from Manaia Band, also sym. nathisiug. but doubting aaviaability of ' "Standing owing to want of practice; Bidhabite Tent expreßßing regret that it • wM Unlikely they could l forni part of ' Woehttion; H. Weßton, New Plymouth, <: offering ftee advertising and other assist- ' mob in connection ; Mayor of Wanganni, stating that owing to other engagement he eouia not attend opening. A Setter w«»i read from Mr Mofflin, New Flyiztbatb, promising to exhibit, and lOggeating that, if possible, committee ■hould arrange to bave Bhown on all ji exhibits not only the names of owner, but the names of designer and workman employed. The committee thought the 1 ' Ittggwtion excellent. , . . The subject. of charges for admission wtsiiottoaucea by a report from the finance committee recommending that Mason tickets be issued to members of the ' Sonimittee at 2s 6a ; that seaßon tickets be ' 'ilßOea to tba pnblio at 4s 61; family -tiefcetf to admit five. 15s; ordinary day . wUßniion, 1b; opening ceremony, 2b. Thiß led to a good deal of discussion, bnt the peport of the committee was aaopted with the proviso that tickets to membere of committee should only be lßßned on •'personal application, it being thought that ■ |hi& proviso wouia be a sufficient check to fceenre tb»t tiokets wouia only be wsued to : 'ionafldb members of committeea. Half the above rates are to be charged to tbildren under 12. # • • The , neceßMty of working up exhibits presented itself, ana Messrs Bobbins and Oaplen were appointed delegates to Visit HeirTlymoath, and arrange for collection and transport of exhibits ; and * ' MeflWtf Major and Brunette were appointed to do the B*m& as regards Wanganni. It was resolved that weighing machine, mooting gallery, and other attractions be provided if- possible. Accommodation committee were taitioxlsed to purchase iron. It was itated that the iron wouia be laid without mile, ana, that it wooia be sola for about ' tk mafih as it cost. : : Mr Stowell advocated the printing of a .Cittiogo© of the exhibits, on the ground ■ • Ih»tit wonld. form a permanent reoord ; ' 4dd to the interest and enjoyment of -.tiijtora; ana.the sales, if not a sonroe of xM&t, would, at anyrate, pay expenses. After disoniaion the question was left over ' tor ' ■ week, in order to see how far it Wonld be practicable to get beforehand •file Beoesetry information for compilation indprintiog.. The meeting adjourned. lIA.HOMET SAID:—" The ink of the ►. -«Be,i» "wortn more than the blood of . . Bwrtyrf /' - iPertapa all do not agree with this; but everyone acknowledges that owus<B A l. Conrai when once tried is ' M tfiricrs>K>d. ' [ ' v kmainSer 6f item on fourth page.

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