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West Coast Times, Issue 173, 9 April 1866, Page 4

Miscellaneous* ■ - 1,3. Fabrics in silk, wool, cotton, , hair!, fl» hemf, thread, straw, spun, wovert, felied, laid, plain or mixed. 14. Artioles of clothing,: laoe,' embroidery,, specimens of native workmanship* ■ Id. Miscellaneous. ciiAss-v; THo Ornamental Arts. 16. Sculpture, painting, oAbta, photograph lithographsi'taodeU, engraving carvings. 17 PlatP* .jewellery, working in metals! 18.' Furniture and deooratipns. , 1.9; Ptfltfing. stationery, *,jyl bookbinding. „ ,20. Architectural and engincfring! mpdels and drawirifra; raap'A; j 'charts, plans WTBe<i'ii6h«'. '■ 21V Mi*cell«neou9.' Maohiue'rV*'. 22,< Motjy«waol)iqery «nd;cajwfiage«, . ss. Mining mctaUu/g.Ua},, chemical, ntjilpso.-. phical). surgical, musical," machinery,, and in&trumen's. 1 ,24. Agricultural and hortidultural machine's arid implements* < . 25. Naval, military, and engineering, civil engineering,' architectural and' building con* liivancet. • , 2& Aiisdellaneoud. . . j. a* Knioht, f.b.i;r,a., Sooretary. Officers of the Commissioners . of the Intercolonial Exhibition, ; 64; liliaabe'h. street, Melhourno. 'AfpmoativN' run Spaob ■to db hkkv to tub Skobbtary. 186 . ' Sifb««r „ _• -fc»?« U>»ih<>nojf to forward herewith particulars of, the Artioles . intend to exhibit aithe liVtirooloniaVEiihibiliori to be held in MellKiufne'in August next, also reqq,irej]ftßntß,'a» v to,Bp|o«,< feo;/, amir . . * tojiubmi'C to the '* CoadUidiur printed oq other »}<!«/. •31 T" " IU ' ml * i p » B * I•§ -raoou' «jf || .5 JOO W 22i -, «* 0 JJ s.'^ % w, •si M " •2,|1 S:5-S 5 O •"43 „ 8 •gtg'i § |!aAS Signature of Exhibitor, Address, To the Secretary of the Intercolonial Exhibition, 64, Elisubeih street, Melbourne. R^aoLATioNs roll thr auiD.AN.oe op Intending. Exhibitors. An exhibition of this products, manufactures, andarteof Neiv South Wales, ouih Australia, QueenslanJ, Western Australia, Tasmania, New JJealand, and Vio'oria, will be. held in Melbourne in 1866. The Exhibition will open not earlier than the month of August, and will remain open for not less >han two months. The Commissioners will be prtp>re,d .to receive artiolo? intended for exhibition' from' the Ist to he 21s' of July inclusive. In order to give the Cimraissioners the opportunity of making adequate arrangonients. forums of application for space should be sent ifi without, delay, and in no case will applications be.reoetved later than the I7lh. Jun*. 1868. Intending exhibitors are requested to give a (nil description of their goods ori tho form on the other side^&nr 1 particularly to describe all, points of novelty or originality in the objeota exhibited. Exhibitors, mnst ,atat». whether they are the designers, inventors, manufacturers, or pro* durere of the artioles they propose to exhibit. .The Oommj|ißlpners AreßA reB rye to themselves the right to receive forfxhihi Jon only, and'npt for competition (if fip'noe admit), any ohject not. the piodnce of the abov«-me i ntjpne,d Colonies, whioh may be consid«rejl to possew especial merit. Thf Oommissiohers deolirie to receive any article they may- think, unsuitable to the Exhibition, or, objects of an inflammatory, ofiensivo, perishable; or .dangerous oharaoter.; . , Cnonft" »o«l,^ll space will be provided. All goods and artioles for exhibition must be delivered 1 at.th* buildirg at the charge and risk of th» exhlMtor,, » . „j . . , Articles and pnokagei will be unloaded at the building. Should ;the,, exhlblforfl ©rthefy agents not be present, the packages 111 c opened by the officers of the Exhibition, and tho contents diatrii,u ted > with care, but at the risk of the ex hihitnr. > , . Tickets will' be issued to every exhibitor, his agent, or servant, to enable him to paas into the building between certain hours to Arrange tbo articles for exhibition These tickets must be produced on entrance, and given up when required. lri^ijojsjaa2jnTpJpy_a3sißtants to keep in t^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^B