The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-05-14
Tuesday Evening, June 9th, 1874
AT = LIZ O'CLOCK,
And continue, Day and Evening, ten
: Days or More.

The object of this Exhibition is to gather
together specimen products from all our fac
tories and workshops, thereby onstratng
the importance of Portland as a manufactur-
iIg center.
A deep and widespread interest is manifest
on the part of manufacturers, artizans and
inventors of the city.
The applications for space already received
is ample assurance that the Exhibition will
possess all the attractions that space in CITY
Building will permit.
The following rules and regulations have
been adopted by the Board, viz:
1st. The Hall will be open for the reception of
goods from June LIST until June Sth, both inclusive
I'd. There will be no charge to Exhibitors for
space. The Board of Managers reserve the right to
regulate the amount of space allotted to each Exhb
ltor or to change the location exgencies may re
quire.
Sd. The name of Exhibitors and articles must be
entered in blank form of certificate, and be signed
by the Exhibitor or his Agent. II this certificate is
approved the Managers will countersign it. and as
.lgn location. alton The Secretary will then make out a
shall state its name and by whom entered
4th. season ticket, mot transferable, admitting
one person only will then be furnished to the Ex-
hibitor, or his Al gent.
5h. Exhibitors requiring Assistants to be in con-
slant attendance must ppply to the Managers for
tickets of admission for such Assistants.
9Th. Exhibitors will not be allowed to remove ar
tcles exhibition without the consent of the Board
OF Managers untl aIter Cne close CT the Exhibition,
7th. Exhibitors are particularly requested to have
a card attached to all articles on exhibition with
printed or plainly written description Of the same,
absence of Exhibitors.
sth. Apprentices offering articles of their own
workmanship. must give at the time OF the entry, a
certificate from their employers stating their age and
the time they have served at the art.
9th. Spirit gas, burning fluids, benzine, volatile
nitrooglycerine and all other EXPLOSIVE eomnounds
peremptorily excluded. The managers also reserve
the right to reject any other articles deemed obec-
tiOnable.
10th. The Managers wish it distinctly understood
that all articles exhibition at the entire risk
OF the owners Efficient mems will, however, be
taken to protect the property of each exhibitor which
will always be under his charge, but in no case will
the managers become responsible for such property
18th. Proper order will at all times be preserved
by an efficient police who will be present to prevent
offences against exhibitors and visitors. Persons who
witness any violation of order earnestly request
ed to report the same to the general Superintendent
or to the Managers.
10Th. Applications embracing license to sell
commodities at the Exhibition. Shall ce referred to
the Board of Managers who may regulate the same
and afx proper fee for such privileges, but spir
itous malt liquors of any kind character shall
be sold in or upon the premises under their ursdic
ton.
18th. No premium or anything in lieu thereof,
will be awarded or given to any Exhibitor or any
others connected with this Exhibition.
14th. Letters relating to the Exhibition should be
addressed to the SEC'Y PORTLAND INDUSTRIAL Ex
HIBITIoN who will extend any desired information
and hle all applications for space and entry.
18th. The Exhibition will be open daily from A.
NJ. to 10 p. M
10th. The prices of admission will be: Single
admissions 25 cents. Children under II years of age
10 cents. Schools will be admitted as a body IN
charge of their teachers, at reduced rates, made
known by the Secretery upon application.
G. p. Kimball. w. L. Dana, j. B. Brown. c. E.
Jose, Geo. E. b. jackson, VIM. Curtis, W. W. Thom-
as, Jr., Board of Manufacturers.
u = AlM HALL, Exec. Com ON
C. 4. JOSE. Portland Indus.
M. A. BLANCHARD, Cor. see.
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