There are several thousand people in the grounds to-night, but the Exhibition was far from being crowded. It is not possible to give exact figures, but I understand that up to 4 o'clock this afternoon only 75,000 people had paid to come through the turnstiles.
The crowd in the Stadium this morning is estimated at 50,000 most of whom probably passed through the gate and not the turnstiles. To this should be added a few more thousand visitors this evening, bringing the total to well over 100, OTs ts tar from breaking a record, but the explanation may be found' in the fact that most people know that the exhibition is hardly. ready and prefer to arrange their visit for a later date, when things are rather more under way.
"A amusement Park has been the best patronized section - tonight.
The dance hall opened at 7 o'clock and was well filled by 9 o'clock. The only spectacular amusement in fall swing was a roundabout,
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