THE BIOGRAPH.
'The Biograph gave two eachibition. on Saturday 1 Tlntro was (x good attendance on Si-Uinhty night, -wiben tiie pwrUiree were received with muoh errttiusias-n. /Matinee j>erfo_-mances /wiH he given every artei-noon at 3, tho night iJerforinance-- conunencing at 8 o'clock. To-morrow evening (New Year's a_iotlher series pictures will ! be presented for the first time here, and will whovr "TJi» Paris Exiibition, 1900" (taken from a captive balloon), and a num ber of moving scenes taken from Geo. Ed wards's latest London .success, the musical comedy "San Toy," introducing to the .public th* following well-known London artists':—Mr Rutland Harrington, Mr Hadyn Coffin, Mr Kaye, Mr Ernest Snow, and Mesdlames Gracie Leigh, Hilda Moody, Florence Collingboinne, etc.
THE NORTH ISLAND MAORIS.
liter, was a good house at tho Choral Hall ou Saturday night, when the Maoris gave a very interesting and -successful en -t-rtu._ian.ut. All the dances, etc., were well done, and the audience were highly delighted with the various items on the pro gnunmt-. To-night u.y will give a grand ictu at Lancaster Park, and for this the arrangement, are complete in every way Additional lights have been specially erect d. An areola has been fenced off opposite the grand .stand, in which tho Maoris will give then-dance, and song...
THE EXHIBITION.
EXHIBITION NOTES.
