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Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3186, 6 May 1879, Page 4

Miscellaneous SYI?NEY;UirTEBN4TIpN^L*EXHI- * 3&TiONriB79; ' New Zealand Ebgttlations. /IlHE.following-are the New Zealand JL B emulations, which we publiih' for the information of all who intend exhibiting in the Sydney Exhibition: — -" 1. All Exhibits must, unless otherwise specially arranged,, be forwarded to the Commissioners at Wellington, through the Local Committees, befor* the first week in July. 2. Local Committees will take Steps to insure that collections! from their respective districts shall reach Wellington by tbittimev ■ ly^r-) "-r.wJ b.-.-n '■■ 3. The Collectors of Customs have been directed by .the, Government ' t tp arrange for the tranimission of the Exhibits at the public expense and free' of charge to the Exhibitors...' 17-^.'. f : ■X"'"' i^ '.'.X":l,J ;;;' % i'j. * 4. Each Exhibit mußt be accompaniea. by two copies of full written descriptions, - stating value ; and by the name and address of the: Exhibitors in full; according Ito forms of applications for space and catalogue information that will be supplied. .•■■.!•> L'.;iUy> r. ;i , -^i.r-ri — fl' :^ 5. If Exhibits^ are not {intended for

competiii6n>it mtißt b& so stated by the, ;Exhibit6r. v':'-;\:''- :r:; ic: >■'■'-' l-rd ;■■•<■'--;<■'■£■ r \ ' 6. If more tbtin one Exhibit is packed in a case; rt-will- be advisable toVjlisrtm-i •guish each! Exhibit by a serial^umbei I.^ i , 7. y Each packag^jnus'fc, haxs affixed .to it ' a label or. mark shqwing |he place .from which it comes, and the serial-number,;of the package. Labels will be supplied, by the Commissioners to Local Committees - and Exhibitors./ •--,, , r , : .. r( .,• , P ,;,-)•;.- y • - r, j " 8. All expenses of .transport, after Exhibits are receivedbyLocal Committees; 1 will be undertaken "by.-the, Commissioners.. ', , ... ■...,„•:"..■ , ■,-",'. :' , ,". ' " [ 9. It is very ne'cessary 1 to insure that nothing is exhibited ;whic'h does not excel in quality. Exhibitors should therefore be very careful in' thiir 1 selection] of Vgamples. "* 10. The Commissioners would specially urge the; collection'":ofi 4he> following articles:—; A '" !f'''v'V";vr '"' A%"^ >• , Gold. art

Grain, Pulse. Grass, Seeds, &c.— l mea-sured-bushel.!.!; / •<■. i'-\ ■/:** i Flour, Meal, &c—2s lb. iVooLS-Meeces, Ski (See Bpecial t jrool H schedule.) j,_ Jl_ \f f j.. •

"Woolen Goods. Coal.—Sections of seams, samples. ■ Timber.~Series of uniform sized samples.' Sections with the Bark on and .;■ ,one;side:polished, the- othe:r, iping left in its natural stater Specimens to' b« not -longer than 3 feet,! except in the case of samples illustrative of the extreme' growth to which partic)ilar'tree's attain; -' :•;:.;/.! ■Furniture.-^Manufacturjid- from, Jljew ~ Zealand wbods < "^, *i>»v*.l© ■ Flax,—Dressed Fibre, in 50,1b bales. Hope, and other Manufactured Articles. Kauri Gum.- iOrdina*yj market sam r pies, showing grades of quality; special samples, showing size of mass or purity^ ;:? 'y^Tlj Tanning Barks. . . . „... Leather^ '"' ?s ;;; !; 'u'''; Dyes. ;v v/'o/; V \'l ■■■: ]'.]\'AT/J,';. ■ f Paint. , ... „ .... \ Preserved'Meati—Sii Tin's of each kind> and 10... lb. samples. - ■ ! Cheese.^ Whole- Cheese df iany size. 14 lb. in the aggregate. WinevJSeer, and Spirits.~-In; bottled— max., 2 gallqns. Beer, in wood— ?wa»., 18. gallons.;.;. Tobacco Leaf and; Cignxß.-*Max. t 10 lb. \ rhin.t leaf, 51b., cigars/Tib. ' Mineral Waters.^flloi:., f gallon; or 1 doz. in Bottles." Mineral.and Ores. :, \ V;;:i7' ■

. Works of Art.—Only those illustrative of New Zealand scenery and natural history; photographs,. plans, -maps, Miscellaneottß:Articles;^-Such as ■illustrate the history of the country'or its -< ■-inTiabitant3.'^■•:'T;,lJ'?/ onriTfi. 11/ The CommisSiofler'lfill'use every endeavour to provide against the loss or '- damage of tne,collections,' which Will be duly insured, 'but they^ will not hold themselves or,the Gpyernment Responsible ;.for any damage or Iqss, ; ; ;;' -!'" V ; . ; ; |.2/ Any; JBxhibits not absolutely given to or ;bpuglii/by^Hthe : jCommissipners (unless the owner.3. expressly"* desire that they be duly disposed, of at Sydney) will ,be returned,-to the.Ldcal .Cpmmittees at the expense of the ppinmissibners. , ■ "'. 13. Local Conimit;tees f will, at- their discretion, accept articles for exhibition, subject; to final reyisjion by the'Oommissioners, as space ..for exhibition is .limited*: .;.;.-; ;>,.;, ;^ :, ; .; ; .- .[■■ ',-/.. i/-, v; ■ 14. Local Committees are, recommended to appoint Sub Committees to assist them in seeing that none but first-rate,specimens of raw products are forwarded to Wellington, y;: _ . '■• ■ .>;• ! 15. The Gbmmissioners reserve-, the right to alter,.amend, explain, or add to these Eegulations. ; ; JamesHectoh. Chairman of Commission. Office of the Commission,. 40, Parliament Chambers, ; Wellington. J

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