THE EXHIBITION.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15548, 4 March 1914, Page 11

THE EXHIBITION.

! i.i LAST BAND CONCERTS. I — $' LARGE ATTENDANCE. Tnr. fact that the last two concert* by the • Royal Artillery Band were given yesters/§ .day resultfd in the attraction of a very v , large attendance at the Exhibition. The ;;,\",'total attendance for the day was 17.418, ,S;ma«i up ..f 10.972 adults and 779 children [W/vrho paid for admission and 5667 season , ticket hMor*. Probably 14.000 of these ||fe, were pr.'.«<-nt at the final concert of the j;,-;|,f band held bust evening. M The taking* at the Art Gallery for Wl the d.v. am.Minted to £3 lis.

ill There was ,m attendance of 281 at the 111 aquarium. The aquarium has been a very ip popular a'traction, taking the season of H the K\hihiti<>n throughout, for it has had lip a total attendance of over 10.000 persons, :pan average of nearly 300 per day. It has "■.'had several new attractions added from HP tim-' in lime both living and dead specimens, On" of the most recent, and one of M interest t" thos; interested in sporting : /■ fish, n a him* stuffed kingfish. which in |T the fiV»h sealed 51J rounds || Oi.he>tral concern will be given this , ; aflem.*>n and evening by the Exhibition ' ', eifhe.s;r.i. and to-morrow, in addition to

an on bestial performance in the afternoon, || the ( us Band will play in the evening.' ; The orchestra will play on Friday and Saturday afternoons, and on Friday evening mini.' will be provided by the One- * nunga Brass Band.