In this year of the centenary of 'I'ra-Halgar all the exhibitions take a naval character, for naval displays not only appeal to oar patriotic i bat can be made extremely entertaining, At Earl's Court the Empress Hall has been converted into a life-size model of the third-class cruiser Python, where visitors can have no little difficulty iti imagining themselves on s real man-of-war, realising I the details of life in the navy. There is in addition " model of the Victorr. and though this we have had at previo naval exhibition, there are a number of interesting relies; and therein a panorama of the Battle of Trafalgar. A. fishing village and a number of side shows combine with the usual al fresco cancer amid fairy lamps to make up an oxhibition as attractive'as any that had been held at this old exhibition ground, which Mr. Imré Kiralfy will shortly desert for 4 much more elaborate place of indoor and outdoor entertainment wud sport.
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