The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-12

.he nominiona collection Of cereals land soeda n included in tho shipment ! The slalo Department of Mines has l .crWsrdod tr whole collection; a1' aosla ith his aro oxhiblta ot t1e m6thoda o 1lng rclreotory rnetala,
 n menufaomrers there ia Q large afsortncnf Of tue well-lmown wooion ues in Transportation models of stesmess particularly ihoso Of the ] Union Steamship Company Of New ! Zealand. although haiilng from one of the outlying countries such as Ne@ ! Zealand 200 miles from Austraiia. l A large portion of tho consignment consists of exhibits for the New ! Zealand National pavilion; with this l will Do exhibits setting out the attrac. ] aone oi sports 10 the country This should appeal to the hunter and fish. orman
 Modelo Of Trout
 There orc also models Of trout rom the rainbow variety of America to the great brown trout of Europe. With hose there will be illuatrations of the rivers md streama that are now attracting tho flshermen of Eng land
 BY the ateamer Maitaii arriving on tho seventh of December, Hon. hd- lmund clifton the Commissioner or New Zealand oxpecta thot two as- slstanB will come from New zeal- and; Mir M. OBrlen, who will be here as Assistent Commissioner and 8r McPherson who will undertake the setting up and general arrange lments Of the exhibits. With their ar rival the Dominion of New Zealand expects to set ita exhibits in position both in the palaces for competition and in lts national pavilion.
 On board the steamer chiyo Maru due to arrive from Yokohama on the 18th Of December is third very large consignment of $50 tons Of deco ratlye building and garden materials for the Japanese government payii- lions and exhibits Bearing out tho official announcement Of Japan that l It's display in 1914 will be the most extensive and costly ever shown by an Oriental nation at an exposition this shipment containg over 200 tons of show cases and glass exhibits cabi- nets for encasing the more delicate ! displays to be sent over in later consignmont Thore arc also 18O tons of additional ornamental trees plants and flowers, md 200 tons Of building land inside finishing materials. en route to San Francisco A large force ot 1 artisans is rushing tho many Japan ose buildings to completion, and other worllmen are building the series of ! booths In the Palace of Manufactures in which the Japanese exhibits VIII cover a space Of two-thirds of an acre.
 Twenty-ono large boxes Of rare bulbs and plants were received on october 26 from Holland and immediately ta' ken Into tho Palace of Horticulture
 Four carloads of cement models oi ideal factories and sanitary structures, comprising only a small part of the vast exhibit to be made by tho United States Steel Products Company in the Department of Social Economy have reached San Francisco.
 
 Huudreds are Employed
 Hundreds of worlSmen are employed l in erecting booths and pavilions ID the vast exhibit places. In the Palace Of Food Products ten pavilionB are rapidly approaching completion and others are under way. 4 -four mill three stories in height, exclusive Of tho basement, is now being construct ed by a widely known flour company and 1t win consist of q ninety-barrel l mill in operation, 9 complete bakery laboratory and eight or ten bread and demonstration booths.
 Twenty tons of articles of domestic ] art recently left Sweden for installa l ton in the Panama-Pacifc Information al Exposition These camo from the 1 international Exposition at Maimo 1 Sweden, in which Denmark, Germany ] Russia, and Finland also participated In tho display arc specimens of em broidery, quilting lace making, tapes Itry weaving, wood carving, and kera mics. all done in the homes Of the . people; working models of eiee | trio power stations in northern swe den. Of locomotives and steamships
 built at Eskilstuna, samples Of DOT celain and glass ware from Gustats biz and Rostrond, paper paper pulp fancy cutlery matches, booke, goi' and silver ieweiry, and vessels, an'
 other manufacturing industries VII 1 be exhibited The present exhibit VII be followed by heavier consignmenti which arc expected to be delivered . before tho first of tho year, errlyini
 well in advance for installation. com missioner Bergstrom vas assisted b! a committee in each of Swoden's twen
 ty-four. counties.
 Argentine Pavilion
 Tho Argentina pavilion iH now lls about one-third completed. While th'
 building win be devoted to ceremon iai functions and receptions to visitor