THE DUNEDIN EXHIBITION.

Hokitika Guardian, 16 December 1925, Page 1

THE DUNEDIN EXHIBITION.

[by Tl-XKOIiAPII —I’JUt PRESS ASSOCIATION.] DUNEDIN, Dee. JO. Last night, which ended the fourth week of the Exhibition, the attendance laid reached the wonderful total ul •it 15 ,703, thus maintaining an average ol 100. (ICO per week, although tile holiday crouds have not. vet arrived.

"I i .111 only express surprise and delight al the wonderful attendance 1. iiat has been recorded, despite the weather, and practically all local crowds.” said Air r. Haiiiswortli, the Heueral Ahmager, when interviewed, lie added tliiit a phenomenal rush was anticipated during the Christinas season, and the management was so eoulideni lint! the crowds would exceed all previous totals that extra turnstiles were to he installed.

Reductions in the prices at the Ouick Email Rooms and Restaurant were announced to-day. Ihe tarifl at the t.luiek l.uneh Rooms is now threepence below the corresponding prices at the railway lefledluient looms, and in the restaurant, the charges lor morning and afternoon lea and supper pare been reduced. The red and black colours o| the Waiiaki High School were conspicuous at the Exhibition to-day. Four hundred and forl.v boys and girls pilin' down by the early train this morning, and alter putting in a day, seeing as much as they could of a big show, they returned home this evening.