THE EXHIBITION.

Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2512, 26 April 1882, Page 4

THE EXHIBITION.

The attendance yesterday was exceedingly sparse, except in the evening, when a_ temperance demonstration took place. At this several addressee were delivered and songs sang. The Austrian Band also played some pieces very artistically. In the afternoon a piano and organ recital under the auspices of Messrs Milner and Thompson, took place. Owing to the very insufficient notice given, the recital was but thin'y attended. Mr K. T. Searell performed on the organ, and Signor Sorgeand Mr H. F. Towlo on tho piano. Moveral Bongs were rendered by Mi-iB Ida Osborne and others, the vocal portion of the programme differing somewhat from that published. '1 he election of jurors in the various sections resulted as follows : I.—Classes 1,2, 3, 4-Coal and coke, stones, clays, gravels, ores, and miscellaneous minerals. Messrs 8. P. Andrews, W. Tombs, and Thornton. . ll.—Classes 11, 12—Maohinery, agricultural and otherwise. Messrs Croll, Bankin, Ivey, Boag and Webster. lll.—Classeß 13, 15, 16, 23, 25, 45—Iron and Bteel manufactures, models, tools, nails, Ac , apparatus for lighting, heating and washiDg, filters, arms and ammunition. Hon. K. Richardson. Messrs Aitken, AUbou Smith, Bergh, and Croll. IV.—Classes 5, 61, 65, 66—Paints and varnishes, oils, glues, manures, and paste, chemical and pharmaceutical preparations, soap, tallow, candles, and perfumery. Dr. Bobinson, Professor Bickerton, Mesßrs J. Anderson, W. Jones, J. V. Boss. V.-Class 2f—Pottery and glass. Messrß Brooks, Strout3, and A. J. White. Vl.—Classes 22, 21. 41, and 6—Furniture and upholstery, brushware, toys, cricket and tennis ware, timber and woodworks. Messrs J. Ullivier, Moule, and Jenkins. Vll.—Class 26—Sewing machines. Messrs Alison Smith, Birch, and Dale. Vlll.—CUsses 31, 32, 33, 35—Clothing and cloths, millinery, oostumes, lace, woollens, cottons, calicoes, Bilks and Bilk. Mesßra Mcßeth, B. F. Thomas and T Brown. IX.—Classes 41, 42—Leather, boots and shoes, saddlery and harness. Messrs George Jones, J. Smith and Howell. X.—Class 43—Jewellery and silverware—' M»ssw Hautrive, H. B. Webb and Urquhart. Xl.—Classes 51 and 62—Cereals and seeds. Messrs Wood, Murphy and J. N. Toßswill. Xll.—Classes 52, 53, 54, 55—Biscuits and cakes, confectionery, produce and preserved meats, condiments. Messrs Broomhall, M. M. Irving and J. Shaod. XII t.—Classes 56, 57, 58, 59, 67—CbriialB, aerated waters, ales and stouts, wines, spirits, tobacco and cigars. Messrs Hockley, Harley, Bobertson, Peacock, and J. E. Parker. XlV.—Clißses 63, 34. 6 —Flax, ropes, and tarpaulins, wool. Messrs Forbes, Ellen, and G. Booth. XV.—. lapses 71, 72, 73, 74, 75-Printing and publications, bookbinding, lithography and engraving, dies and stamps, economical devices, stationery. Meaard Simpson, Whitcombe, and West. XVI.-Classes 76, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85-Photo tography, drawings, paintings of all kinds, sculpture, carvings, fine aits generally. Messrs East, Blair, and rt. Walton. XVll—Class 77—Scientific apparatus. Dr. Bobinson, Professor Bicker'on, and Mr Edwardß. XVIII. Class 78 Musical instruments. Signor Sorge, Messrs Bimms and Wells. XlX.—Class 14. Messrs P. Cunningham, tff. D. Carruthers, and Wagstaff. A flower show will be held to-day in the Exhibition. The exhibits will be staged in the avenue 3 and the entrance hall. A large number of exhibitors are expected to compete.