Mr Horsley mentioned that the holders of season tickets at Auckland had their photos printed on the ticket, and stated the photo grapher who did the work there wished the right of photography for the Christchurch Exhibition to be put up to public tender. The Chairman exliibited a sample"*oi the Auckland season ticket, and it was men tioned that the photo of the holder appear ing on tile ticket prevented a very great deal of transference and consequent loss to the Committee. It was decided to invite ten ders for , the right of photography in the Exhibition buildings, and the acceptance of a tender -was left in the hands of the Printing Committee. On the suggestion of Mr Frostick it was agreed that the definition of an exhibitor should be those who have paid 10s for ex hibitor's space. The Entertainment Committee stated that; it was anticipated that some special enter tainments would be required in connection with the entertainment of the old colonists. A programme would' be ready by next meet ing, and the Committee suggested that a special committee be appointed to act with the Citizens' Entertainment Committee. On the motion of .the Chairman it was resolved to heartily co-operate with the Citizens' Jubilee Committee in assisting to make the coming celebrations a success. Mr Frostick urged tfeat the matter of entertainment be taken up with the least possible delay, and the arrangements com pleted without loss of time. The matter was left in the hands of the Entertainment Committee with power to act. It was suggested tbat a large room in the Agricultural Hall should be set apart for exhibiting a collection of relics and memorials of old Canterbury. It was resolved that facilities snould be granted for reserving seats in the gallery of the Exhibition buildings, the Entertain ment Committee to fix from time to time the prices to be charged. Inview of the great amount of work that would fall on the members of musical so cieties in connection with the Exhibition, it was decided to offer the societies takinff part in the opsniisg the use of the hall for their last coiK«rt during the present season, and to make them certain other concessions in return for their services. Some minor de tails were adjusted, and the meeting termi nated.
