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The flags of Sweden (Solander), England (Cook and Banks), and New Zealand, along with a boat and food barrels, gave a distinctive air to the entrance to the exhibition.

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Entry was gained over a simulated swamp.

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The display was opened by Professor J. T. Salmon, Professor of Zoology at Victoria University, seen here addressing the crowd.

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Old pioneer homestead utensils on display included a sitz bath and a butter churn.

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Members of the organising committee with Professor Salmon. From left, Mrs P. Cooper, Mrs R. Corson, Miss D. Ritchie, Professor Salmon, Mr C. Johnson, Mrs J. Coates and Mr P. Fisher.

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Jenny Morrison created this display of Maori artifacts and the model Maori pa

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An artificial waterfall over a "papa cliff-face" guarded one side of the entrance

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This display showed how Cook combated scurvy by the use of the right foods and vegetables

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Part of the interior of the exhibition which was held under canvas