EXHIBITION NOTES.

Inangahua Times, Volume II, Issue II, 6 December 1880, Page 2

EXHIBITION NOTES.

Meibottene, Noveoiber 11th.

The return of the attendance yesterday, as fumisbed by tbe corns') iroller of ad* missions, is as fojlovcs ;— JJ_y single tickets (adults arnl children), 8. 683 ; season tickets 96 ; miscellaneous I,SCS ; tolai, 5,632. There is every reason to expect tliafc the RoriicufUirai Show,. to bo held next week, u'i'l. bo a great succe-is, I«fo less than. '.450 1 plan's..li;»ve b.0c.0 sliip^ed frota Bris •batie; .-Mnii'ibuiiourf will also bo ' received from Sida^j", Adelnide, (. nd Liiirico^ton. Esbwjifi! will i)o received up io 10 a.m. cm Fridaj 1 , but plan's and produce from (be country vrill be iv good time if they arrive by tbe early j rains. lleejtaU were givon yesterday by \U\\\e. Ghft^onnet on lht>-Enu;i, ;.ind !>y Miirae, _Tas^bn v ilK%!-ii!Ssji'ai'i. Tiiirt a.'s^ruoon ILio . fir; t rcf-iin! ou u;c BSuciiMpr'riaiio, :c tlio _<2ervtan

central annexe, will take place. Six pieces will be played by ~M3lle.' Char* bonnet. The performance will begiii at 4 o'clock. • . =.S>." , ->;.■•■■.-.

The Exhibition commissioners tfill meet at 2 o'elocic to**dayv to receive the executive eomtniitee's report -in refer'epcis to the appointment of jurors* ."

Entries for the wool show close on the Ist December, but exhibits need not be sent in to the Exhibition building until the 3rd January. The object in making j the; Entries so far rafadVanceibE the show is to ensure their' publication in the supplementary catalogue, to" be issued about the end -of the present month* The 'show is likely to .be the best eter held in the world, leading Victorian wool 1 * growers having intimated their intention of esbi.biliug in nearly every class, and n a large number oT exhibits ara to be sent from . Tasmania, New South Wales, and. New Zealand. As the Esoibition is likely ,to bo crowded to excess during the Christ' ulas and New Tear holidays, it was considered desirable by the Animal Products Committee to postpone the reception of the wool until the heaviest crush should have passed, away, thereby leaving the only spsce available for the show comparaliydy free.

Caron's Australian Band will perform to-morrow afternoon. Only the ordinary rate of admission will be charged, bat over 2,000 chairs will be provided for those vrho do not object to paying a shilling for the comfort of sitting down.