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West Coast Times, Issue 157, 20 March 1866, Page 4

Miioellaneous. 13 Fabrics in ilk, wool, cotton, hair, flu hemp, Mii-end, suvw, spun, woven, felted, laid, plain or mix>d 14. Article* of clothing, luce, embroidery, specimens of naiivi workmanship. 15. Misoellaneoi3 Cimss V. The (rnamental Arts. 16 Sculpture, tainting, casts, photograph lithographs, modoK engravings carvings. 17 Plate, jowolkry, working in metuls. 18. Furniture aid decorations. 19. Printing, si|tionery, and bookbinding 20. Archiieoturtl and engineering models and drawings, maps, c|arts, plans and neo ions. 21 M.iscolioneais. Class VI. Muphinery. 22 Motive maainery and carriages 23. Mining, mtialluighal chemical, philosophical, suigioul, nusieal, machinery and instrutpun'S 24. Agrioultunl and, horticultural maohincs and implements. ' 20. Naval, rail,"ary, and engineering, civil engineering, arolitectural and building contrivances. " ' 26. Miscellaneous, J. ». Kniout, F.R.1.H.A., Seoretary. Officers of tho Conmissioners of tho Intercolonial Exhibition, 64, Klizabe 1 stteqt, Melbourne. Application for Spaob to be bent to the Skorktarv. 186 . Sir, — ! havo 'ho honor to forward herewith partioulirs, of, tho Artiolea intend to exhibit at the' lntercolonial Exhibslion to bo held in Melbourne in August next, also requirements as b space &o ; and a cc to submit to tho' '' Conditions" printed on ill other stdo ■ " * a •wooh £,$ tf°A\ ftT, : J-7-; 7I«g mooH ; B*6 WJj mg : ; I,S -»9oii 3S"5> : ■ • Is!I s ! w p 33 CO li • s ll c> 1 all " v &•*. t! . o a> o l. ' a iT >-> Q . Signaturo of Exhibitor, Address, To the Secretary of the Interco'onialfExhibition, 64, Elizabeth uireeb, Melbourne RUQULATIONS FOR THE dUIDANOB OF INTENDING ExtiiniTons. An oxliibiiion of the products, manu f actures, and art« of Netv South Wales, outh Australia, Queensland, Western Australia, Tasmania, New Zealand, and Vio>oria, will be held in Melbourne in 1866. Th" Exhibition will open not earlier than tbe month of August, and will lemaiu open for not less than two months. Tho Commissioners will bo pit. wed to receive aitiolo* intended for exhibition from ihe Ist to 'he 21s 1 of July inclusive. In order to give Mje Commissioners the opportunity of making adequate arrangements, forms of application for space should be sent in without, delay and in no oaso will applications be received later than the 17th June, 1866. Intending exhibitors nre requested to give a full description of their goods on the form on the other flidu aur 1 particularly to describe all points of novelty or oiigiuality in the objects exhibited. Exhibitors must state whether they nro the designers, inventors, manufacturers, or producers of the artioles hoy propose to exhibit. Tho Commissioners res rvo to themselves the right to receivo for cxhibi ion only, am] not for competition (if space admit), auy object not the pioduco of the above-mentioned Colonies which may bo considered to posse** especial merit. ' The Commissioners dcoline to receive any article they may think unsuitable to the Exhibition, or objects of an inflammatory, offensive, perishable, or dangerous oharaoler. Counters and wall space will be provided. All goods and art ioles for exhibition must be delivered at the building at tho charge and risk of thp exhibitor. Articles and paokagos will bo unloaded ao the building. Should the exhibitors or their agents not be present, the packages will 0 opened by the offi ceis of tbe Exhibition, and tho contents distributed with caro, but at tho risk of the ex hihitor Tiokets will be issued to overy exhibitor, his agent, or servant, to enablo him to pasq into the building betwoen cortain hours to arrange the artioles for exhibition These tickets must be produced on entranoo, and given up when required. Exhibitors may employ assistants to keep in ordor tho artioles they exhibit, or to explain them (0 visitors, after obtaining written permission from the Commissioners to that effect. Freo admission, within limits to be fixed hy the Commissioners, will bo given to visitor or their agents Eflfeo uul means will bo taken, through the agency of tho polico and otherwise, to guard against fjre and protect the property in iho exhibition ; but the Com missi' mors will not he responsible for losses by fire, robbery 'acoidont, Or damage of any kind. Mcd tls or certificates of meVit will bo awarded in the different elapses Prices may bo affixod to the articles exhibited. Artiolos of great size and weight, 'he placing of 'which will require considerable labor, must bQ sent 011 or before tho 14th of June 5 and Hions, wishing to exhibit maohinory or other cote that will require foundations, must make eolaration to that effoot in their application for space Any exhibitor whose goods oan properly bo placod together, will > be> at liberty to arrange $uqb gooda in his own way, provided his arrangemonts are compatible with thegenorpl Bobem,e-of |.ho exhibition, and the convenience of other exhibitors. 1 'Exhibitors may pot roraovo their goods or traS&Hluto (Mere for v thorn during tBo pjriod the ixblbitfo'n shall remain open withoii Wo frbm jhe Oommiaj>ij9ew. ' '•■*»' •■<!' hw-.*' >•»