THE EXHIBITION.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15513, 21 January 1914, Page 6

THE EXHIBITION.

JSr? f°«f 1, Hke to Point out a few facte to -Looker-on;' youTcorreßponfeiWH Jan, X ly ". IL He suggests the Inhibition authorities have done all that £ d u S? pe S ted . of them v th * stallholders. He doesn't offer any proof and throws out a hint that the stall/are uninteresting and therefore unattractive. I would take him to the Government courts. Here we find the Government exhibits very interesting and all the stallholders we find? The building is in an out of the K>.T N TL b fc 1 other buiMi *g* Pf less SKJ \ Government courts building should be where the concert hall staff At all events some provision should have been made so that the thousands of visitors to , the Exhibition should be made aware of the existence of the Government courts I know that many left Auckland without seeing them and were d™ appointed in the Exhibition. I have heard it remarked over and over again bypS who had visited the Exhibition that the? thought all those buildings (referring to the Government courts) were side slows to be paid for. The is a notice board on the main drive referring to this buildins: it is a small board, tied to the lamp to the Government and the stallholders. The Exhibition Committee ought to have fiX6d b " V courts building. "Looker-on" should visit this building and see the attractive sta 1. there; it would do his eves good and show him the injustice that 'has been meted out to the Government and the £ VrKV*™ ib T-- T admire the wav the Exhibition authorities have grappled throes with all they had to put MS Previous to the opening day, but they fcuLf*!. Very ? fairl - v to the S holders who arc the backbone of the whole Exhibition. AtchSotT