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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1342, 16 November 1872, Page 3

EXHIBITION— Contined. wheels, springs, gauges, railway chairs^ carriage breaks, signals, couplings, &c, carriages and engines. Class ll— Carriages not connected "nith rail or tramways— Buggies, carriages, and carts of sorts, cabs, spring parts, coachsmith's work, specimens of carriage painting, &c. Class lll— Machinery in general, inclusive of engines, cranes, quartz-crushing machines, chain pumps, turbines, Cahforniam pumps, windmills, hydraulic rams, boiling-down 1 plant, &c. - Class IV— Agricultural and Horticultural machinery and implements, rollers, clop crushers, harrows, reaping and mowing machines, thieshing machines, seed sowers, ploughs, horse hoes, cultivators, wool and cheese presses, whipple trees, field gates, iron fencing, hurdles, rakes and tools, garden chairs, fountains, &c. • Class V— Flax machinery, strippers, dry and wet scutchers, feeding and discharging apparatus, hackles, &c. . MISCELLANEOUS OBJECTS. SUB-COMMITTEE OP MANAGEMENT : W. D. Wood, Esq. J. Ollivier, Esq. : J. P. Jameson, Esq. j W. J. M'llroy, Esq. G. Gordon, Esq. Building Stones— ln pieces not less than Sin cube, with statement of the size procurable from the quavries Bricks— Building Bricks, in parcels of 25 ; Fire Bricks, in parcels of 6 Limestone, Slates, Cements— Specimens Pottery, including Flower Pots, Tiles, Drainpipes, and Earthenware— Specimens not exceeding 72 cubic feet space Oils, Animal, Mineral, and Vegetable— Samp^s of not less than 1 pint Wax, Glue, Gum— Samples of not less than 21bs Whalebone— Specimens Bone Dust and Artificial Manures— Samples not less tl-an 3 bushels of each kind sent Preserved Meats — In cases suitable for export Salt Provisions, Beef, Pork, Bacon and Bams, Pish— Beef and Pork in casks of 200lbs ; Bacon aud Hams, lOOlbs each ; Fish, not less than 251bs Preserved Fruits, Jams and Honey— -Samples not less than 31bs Syrups, Cordials, Sauces — Samples of not less than 2 bottles of each kind sent Wineg and Spirits— Samples of not less than 2 bottles of each kind sent . Ale and Porter— ln cages or bulk, suitable for export Soap— Household Soap, 561bs ; Fancy Soap, 71bs Tallow and Lard— ln kegs Candles— Samples of not less than 241bs Cheese— Not less than two of each kind seat Butter— ln kegs Chicory and Tobacco— Samples, raw and prepared, of not less than 71bs Hops— Samples of not less than 201bs Biscuits— l2lbs of each kind sent Kegs, Casks, Cheese Vats, Churns, &c. — Samples Brooms and Brushware— Not less than 2 of each kind sent Basketware— Samples Tweeds and Cloths— Pieces of not less than 12 yards each Fats -Sample case not to exceed -3 feet square Blankets, JPlaids, and Hosiery — Samples Furniture, Inlaid Cabinet Work, and Marqueterie — Specimens Jewelry aud Ornaments— Specimeas ' Glassware— Sample case Purs and Feathers— Specimens Shells, for inlaying and manufacturing purposes—Specimens . ■ , Leather, boots and shoes, Saddlery and Harness—Samples Architectural drawings, Engineering drawings, Geological and other mapsTand plans, Photographs of scenery— Specimens Printing, Bookbinding, Lithography — Specimens Musical Instruments — Specimens Medals and certificates of honorable mention will be distributed to the best exhibits in the various classes. Advantage will be taken of the Exhibition to select the best articles to represent the colony at the Vienna Exhibition. Intending exhibitors are requested to inform the Secretary, as early as possible, of the character and number of the objects they desire to show. Any further information required can be obtained from him. Address— Government Buildings, Christchurch. \ By order, W. M. MASKELL, Secretary.

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