Glass-blowers Entertainment.

Wairarapa Standard, Volume XX, Issue 2052, 6 April 1887, Page 2

Glass-blowers Entertainment.

Mr Woodroffe and hi» assistants will give 9 two o( their unique entertainments in the Greytown Town Hall ou Saturday next-one at 3 o’clock in the afternoon and the other at Bin the evening. We predict good atten--1 dances, and to those who have not seen how ’ glass is worked we would say, Go and take all your children, for it is one of the most instructive exhibitions presented to the public. “ As an educational medium it is well wortii 1 visiting. All sorts of beautiful articles are 0 made while the public look un and them :ue several articles of interest on exhibit on The ■ most complicated •■{ all is the woiki-t iuo lei ' of an Amelkin I. e.v-pi assure be mi ■ ■..■me Tins is constructed ontiie'v •>{ nl ~ j I col ned glass, and is u .turned bv ■ ... > rated m a pair of g’ass loiei . ; ... .;, .. tne ■■ r ci'iter to coru.iii hen I tv... . . :..■■■ ' "i ou./ne mur i ..•.-■r- ■■ ",. ■.., ue.;e tin-mug.ily '.da". Would be po< hide with i a gicut d • tlie.’toiical expiiiunt m, apart i Iron, tne pi icticui illustration. ’ldi.-v are j Ui ; ••idil.-'.s Of a biei, |..es.-, re Juriwital ■"■'■me whi-u miniature quart,;j cnisl:::n< battery, a chain UajUftr to j those in mgac in the cold climate.- Noli,. 1 Amen a a pneumatic baieon, wru-h illus< j trates the effect oi .tnnsplieiK; |v-ssure, and I —still more interesiu.’ tn the i. r sex—a I lady’s bonnet, wbich, with its ornamentation, | is wholly made of glass.