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Taranaki Herald, Volume XL, Issue 8994, 29 January 1891, Page 4

Dra^ Wilferyi and Clothing ; 1 ••••'■ ' a- ■ f.i Avf QBB*S'€heap3i(le gottse FQUfI WEEKS Jly! Dresseß! PriQts ! Millinery.!, Clothing 1 Hatßl Shirts! Ties! Etot r. y , \ .'.lff^ ALL AT-^POSir ! 4-Ui*^,- if .j ■.- <; ■; V* for cash onljr; 110 discoiint; 1 F r ! T ' • \ r "i/ ' ", \ ; spe:ial job lots for storekeepers. ; ., ■;,. < : : "' y - FOUR WEEIS ONLY, "'"iSu&aS™"'' I ,'— — ■ —^ -±-te-"- ' ' /'« ' "'.' • '-'^ ' '■"■^ 5' Cheapside Hpuso, , Devon-street, "New Plymouth. — * ' — -'i I .'''

TABANAKI Jubilee Exhibition OF &et, swam*, mmrntM, 4 GRIbULTURAL & GENERAL 'PUODUCE, IS9I. "> ? ■ ' n IT is proposed to hold an Exhibition in the Central School and grounds, New Plymouth, to be oponed on MONDAY,, the ,30th -March, 1801. " For' the information of intending exhibitorp, the following are; suggested, as some of the branches it is desirable should be represented :— Abt.~(Seotion A.) . , Paintinps, engravings, lithographs, photographs, architectural drawings and models, sculpture and carvings, and jewellery. Science, Natural History & Comos. — . t .(B KOTION B 0 " Such as soientifio apparatus of nil kinds (microscopes, telescopes, ' electric batteries/ &c), specimens of animals, vegetables,, and minerals, ancient" hooks, newspapers and coins, antique and curious furniture, china and glasß, old and curious engravings, &o. 'Inddstbt.and Manufactubbs— (Section . O.) comprising furniture, saßhee, doors mouldings, carvings, turnery, Btone and marble work, tiles and pottery, tannery, boots and shoes, saddlery and homes*, boeketware, plumbing work, tinware, all kinds of engineering, foundry aad smiths' work, iagricu Rural and dairying appliances, printing in -all its branches, .and, cart work, coopering, muaioal instrument?, painting and decorating, preserved meats, preserved and dried fruits ; jams, jellies, &c; winf 6, ale^, cordjale, a.eratod -waterß, pickles, ea'acf h. confectionery, bricks' and cement, &c, &o. Raw Matbbials. — Agsicdltobaii anp Genebal Pboddob. — Section D. , , Such as— : Wool, Fjax, Fungus, /JHoney, Cheese, Bacon, Butter, Soap, - Flour, Oatmeal, and .Starch (in smalj . aamplee), Grainj Seed, Roots, Fruit, and all garden and field produce, Timber, Stone, Coal, Ores, jLime, &c, &c. Bomb Inddstbt. — (Section E). This 'department is open for made ;by amateurs or persons following occupations not connected ..with exhibits, and jwill comprise -^Frtncya'and^ .Plain Knitting, Crophet, Nesting, Silk and. Wool Work! •''Plain '•*■' and '-- 'Fancy '^Sewing,' Ornamental Leather Work, Paintings, Drawings &oj. bf/arTy deadriptiqn^Jama, Jellies, Preserved or Dried-Fruits, Wines, Pickles, Sauces &c, Models, Carving, Fret-woriv&b.', &b.,loc^ anyAothec T articleß' of amateur manufacture. Exhibits of Boboo| work will be grouped; to" compare, results.: Certificates ' of : merit! ; will , be awarded . an .t'lisi department -. for—rßdstf or— rßdst piece {of Plain [Knitting, -in.: wool,, lor. Cotton, or v botb, best' piece of ' faooy Knitting in Wool, or Cotton,, or .both, best piece of Crochet' Work, in Wool, or Cotton, or both, 'best piece of Netting in Wooli or Cotton^ or both,. greatest variety o£ Fancy Work done by Exhibitor^, best , piece; of Plaia Sawing donb entirely by hand by girls under the age o( sixteen, best piece of darning done entirely by band by girls utder.,. the age-j of , sixteeD, best piece of Fancy Work done entirely by han« by girld under the age oEsix'teeb, best ; specimens of , Jams,. Jellies, or Dried Fruits, Pickles, Saaces. 'Wines, Gonfeotionbry,^ &0.,' Models 1 in Cardboard o'r-Wpod, Drawing, Fret- work, Carving, Turnery, Leather, Shell, Cone and Seed Work, School Work', &o.", &o. ' . When work is done by a child, age to be -staled and certified to r and age and quality will be taken into consideration. . A-WABDS OF 'MKBIT. , Awards will be given in ? the form of Certificates for Meritorious Exhibits in the Manufactures, Raw Material and Produce, and Mome. lndustry Departments. , , . A 'programme for exhibits in tho Agricultural Department- wilL shortly be <u3suert, j nnd a small charge will bo made for exhibits, and money prizes awarded. Exhibits to be classified as "Saleable" and "Fpr ExJiibit wly" \ AU loan or private exhibits free. ..^ Exhibits for sale must be specially with piices' attached; ji'id applications 'for spuce must be accocnpinied by a fee for commission at the following rates; — <( All mjiDufactored goods (whether for ;Bnle or exhibit j .only) .excepting si ientific appliances ana jewe'liry, 2^ jjer cent.; on the stated .value, with an. additional 2^ per cent ; if ,sold. All Brt^nles in the Home Industry Be'ction "'mafhcS' for,sale" 2J per oent, ontbet stated valus '( v nli a minimum of Is), and an uddiliunal 2£ per. cent, if sold. All . Jewellery^ Scientific Appliances and Works of An, marked for eate" 1. per . oent. on the stated value, and an additional 4 per cent, if sold. .»,.,* ...'., All exhibits subjeot to the . approval of the Committee, and oil, sales to be effected through the Secretary. Ex' ibitors may rely on the ntmost oare being taken of 1 « very thing entrusted to the Committee. Night watchmen will be emplpjed, and insurance- against fire effeoted. , k ; IBxhiblts will bo oarried free on the New Zialimd Rnllwayß, and by the Union and