The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-10-07

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James 7. Earle, Maryland.
Geo. II. Coriss, Rhode Island.
John &. Stevens. New Jersey.
Alex. X. BOteler. West Virginia
Richard C. Mccormick, Arizona
Lewis VAIN Smith, Georgia.
John Lynch, Louisiana.
James Birney, Michigan.
Rule L-Duration of the Exhibition.-The Exhi
bitiou win be held at Fairmount Park, in the City
Of Philadelphia, aud will be opened on the 10Th day
Of April, 1876, and closed on the 18th of October
following.
Rule u-organization of Exhibits.-AH Govern
ments have been invited to appoint Commissions,
for the purpose of organizing their departments oil
the Exhibition. The Director-General should be
notified of the appointment of such Foreign Com
missions before January l. 1875.
Allotment of space.-Full diagrams of the build
iugs aud grounds will be furnished to the Foreign
Commissions on or before February /, 1876 indica-
ting the localities to be occupied by each nation,
subject, however, 10 revision and reimbursement.
! Rule IIL-Appcatious for space.-Applications
for space and negotiations relative thereto must be
conducted with the Commission of the country to
which the applicant belongs.
Bule lY.-Foreign Commissions are requested to
notify the DireciorGeueral, not later than May l,
of the space offered them, and the amount.
Rule y.-Before December I, 1875, the Foreign
Commissions must furnish the Director General with
approximate plans showing the manner of allotting
the space assigned to them, and also with lists Of
their exhibitors, and other Information necessary
for the preparation of the Official Catalogue.
Custom.house observation-disclosures brought
into the United States at the ports of Boston, New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore Portland, Me, Port
Huron, New Orleans, or San Francisco, intended
for display at the International Exhibition, will be
allowed to 90 forward to the Exhibition buildings,
under proper supervision of customs officers with
out examination at such ports of original entry aud
the close of the Exhibition win be allowed go
toward to the port from which they are to be
exported. No duties win be levied upon such
goods unless entered for consumption in the United
States.
Rule vI.-Delivery and Removal of goods.-The
transportation, receiving unpacking, and arranging
of the products for exhibition will be at the expense
of the exhibitor.
Rule vIL-Reception of goods.-The installation
of heavy articles requiring special foundations or
adjustment should, by special arrangement, begin
as the progress of the work upon the build
Jugs will permit The general reception of articles
at the Exhibition Buildings will commence on jan
nary 1876, and articles will be admitted after
March 81, 1876.
|. Rule YIII.-Forfeiture of spaee.-Space assigned
to Foreign Commissions aud not occupied on the LIST
of April 1876, will revert to the Director-General
for reassignment.
Rule IX.-If products are not Intended for COM
petition, it must be so stated by the exhibitor; aud
they will be excluded from the examination by the
International Juries.
Rule X.-Oficial Catalogue.-An Official Gaia
logue will be published in four distinct versions
viz, English, French, German, aud Spanish. The
sale of Catalogues is reserved to the Centennial
Commission
The ten departments of the classification which
will determine the relative location of articles the
Exhibition,-except in such collective exhibitions
as may receive special sanetion,-and also the ar.
rangement of names in the Catalogue are as follows
l. Raw Materials-Mineml, Vegetable, and Ami.
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2 Materials and Manufactures used for Food. or
in the Arts, the result of Extraetive or Combining
Processes.
8 Textile aud Felted Fabrics; Apparel, Costumes,
and Ornaments for the Person.
4 Furniture and Manufactures of general use in
construction and in dwellings.
5. Tools, Implements, Machines, and Processes.
G. Motors and Transportation.
q Apparatus and Methods for the increase and
diffusion of knowledge.
S Engineering, Public Works, Architecture, etc.
g. Plastic and Graphic Arts.
10 objects illustrating efforts for the improve
meut of the Physical Intellectual, and Moral Coudi
ton of Man.
Rule XI.-Foreign Commissions may publish
Catalogues for their respective sections
Rule XII-Charges and exemptions.-Exhibitor
will not be charged for space.
A limited quantity Of steam and water-power will
be supplied gratutously The quantity OF each will
be settled deinitvely the time OF the allotments
of space. Any power required by the exhibitor in
excess Of that allowed will be furnished by the Cen
tennial Commission at a fixed price. Demands for
such excess OF power must also be settled at the
time Of the allotment OF space.
Rule XIII.-Exhibitors must provide. at their
own cost all showcases shelving, counters, fittings
etc. which they may require; and all countershafts
with their puleys betting etc. for tie transmission
Of power from the main shafts in the Machinery
Hall All arrangem euts OF articles and decorations
must be in conformity with the general plan adop-
ted by the Director-General.
Responsibility for safety Of goods-Special con
struciions of any kind whether in the buildings or
grounds, can only be made upon the written ap-
proval Of the Director General.
The Centennial Commission will take precautions
for the safe preservation of all objects il the Exhi
biiion; but it will in no way be responsible for
damage loss Of any kind or for accidents By fire
or Otherwise however originating.
Rule XIY.-Favorable facilities win be arranged
by which exhibitors or Foreign Commissions may
insure their own goods.
Foreign Commissions may employ watchmen of
their own choice to guard their goods during the
hours the Exhibition is open to the public APP
pointments of such watchmen viii be subject to the
approval Of the Director General
Rule xv.-Exhibitors' sgenis.-Foreign Commits
sions, such agents they may designate shall be
responsible for the receiving, unpacking, and ar
rsngement Of Objects well for their removal
the close of the Exhibition; but person shall be
permitted to act as such sgent until he can give to
the DireetorGen written evidence of his having
been approved BY the proper Commission.