Group VII. —Metal Industry.

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BEST & LLOYD, Cambray Works, Handsworih, Birmingham. —Brass Gas Chan­deliers and Gas Fittings. (3 02 )

WATTS, John, & COMPANY (S. Bateson, inventor), Broad Weir, Bristol. —Vermin Asphyxiator; Disinfector, Fumi- gator, and Vaporiser. (783)

TINPLATE DECORATING COMPANY, Neath, Wales. —Decorated Tinplates and Goods made from the same; Tinplates, and Tin Ware. (303)

EVERITT, Allen, & SONS, Birmingham. —Brass and Copper Tubes, Rolled Sheets, Wire and Nails, Copper Rivets and Washers, and Pierced Brass.

(304)

(See Appcndix.)

ELMSLIE, E. W., 5, Great Win­chester Street Buildings, Old Broad Street, London. —Hermetically Closed Tin Cases for Preserved Provisions, which can be opened neatly and readily without a knife. (305)

BROWN, J. B., & COMPANY, 90, Cannon Street, London. —Galvanized Wire Netting, Fencing Wire, &c. (306)

(See also Group XIII.)

SMITH, Frederick, & COM­PANY, Caledonian Works, Halifax, York­shire. —Iron Wire—For Cotton and Wool Cards, Colliery Ropes, Ships’ Rigging, Tele­graphs, Fencing; Weavers’ Reeds, Ladies’ Bonnets, &c., with illustrations of manufac­ture. (307)

WALKER, CAMPBELL, & COM­PANY, 59, Bridgewater Street, Liverpool. — Haine’s Patent Block-tin and Lead Pipes.

( 378 )

PEYTON & PEYTON, Bordesly Works, Birmingham. —Brass and Iron Bed­steads, Cots, Flower Stands; and Spring Mattresses. (308)

HEMMING, S. C., & COMPANY, 25, Moorgate Street, London —Iron Buildings, namely, two Houses for British Workmen, Royal Commission Pavilion, and Offices of

British Commission, with Club Room. Also a Church, Photographic Association House, and Italian Restaurant. (3°9)

PHILLP, Charles J., 20, Caro­line Street, and 29, Mary Street, Birmingham. —Chandeliers. (93)

SANDERS, II. G., Little Albany Street, Regent's Park, London. —Metallic Collapsible Tin Tubes for artists’ colours, perfumes, cosmetics, &c. (310)

CROGGON & COMPANY, Albion Wharf, 10, Upper Thames Street, London .— Building, constructed of galvanised corru­gated iron and wood. (319)

FLETCHER, LOWNDES & COM­PANY (per Messrs. Dows, Clark & Com­pany), 13a, Great George Street, Westminster, Lxndon. —Pavilion, the roof of which is constructed on Howitt’s Patent System of Tubular Wrought Iron Ribs. (311)

HOWITT, W., & COMPANY, 13a, Great George Street, Westminster, J.ondon .— Roof of Dows, Clark & Company’s Pavilion, constructed on tubular ribs. (311*)

LANCASTER, A., 27, South Audley Street, London. —Sporting Fire Arms, first quality, with latest and best improvements in Guns and Rifles. (312)

HENRY, Alexander, 12, South St. Andrew Street, Edinburgh. — Henry’s Express Rifles, Single and Double Barrelled, and Double Central-Fire Gun. (313)

(See also Group XVI.)

LEWIS, George Edward, 32 and 33, Ldwer I.ovcday Street, Birmingham .— Breech-loading Sporting Guns, double bar­relled, central fire, &c., ; Double Bolt-snap or Self-locking Pin Fire Breech-loaders for sporting, with steel breech-ends to the barrels ; Treble Grip-snap Breech-loading Sporting Guns, with self-acting compensa­tion bolt to save wear of breech-ends; Double Barrelled Express Sporting Rifle, with low trajectory, *450 bore; Martini- Henry Sporting Rifle, 15/. 15^. (664)

(See also Group XVI.)