The Local Committee will undertake to pay all the charges of forwarding any of the above to Dunedin, and returning them to the exhibitors here (unless otherwise direoted.) The Committee will take all necessary care for the safety of articles sent, and will insure them for their declared value both' against risk of loss in transit and against fire when in Dunedin, but will not be farther responsible for them. It is also intended to exhibit the articles for two or three days in Wellington, and prizes will be awarded for merit, of which farther will be given. All articles mnst be sent to the Committee in Wel- linglon on or before Saturday, the 12th of November, 1864, but intending exhibitors are requested to inform the Secretary what space they will require, as early as possible. By order of the Committee, J. Woodwabd, Hon. Sec.
FINE ARTS. Architecture (drawing and models'). Paintings ill oil, and water-colors, and drawings. Sculpture, models, die-sinking, and intaglios Etchings and engravings.
Leather, including saddlery and harness. Articles of clothing, including boots and shoes. * Paper, stationery, printing and book-binding. Educational works and appUances. Furniture- and upholstery. Turning and carving. Iron, and general hardware Steel, cutlery, and edge-tools. Pottery, including bricks and tiles. Manufactures not included in the above. Maori, and other aboriginal manufactures and implements.
NEW ZEALAND EXHIBITION, 1865.
