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.)