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APPENDIX No. II.

Ornamental Designs.

Persons proposing to Register n Design for Ornamenting an Article of Manufacture , must bring or sendto the Designs Olfice:—

1. THREE EXACTLY Similau Copies, Drawings, (or tracings), or l 1 rints thereof.

2. THE NAME AND ADDRESS of the Proprietor or Proprietors, or the Title of the Firm

under which lie or they may be trading, together with their place of Abode, or place of carry-ing on Business, distinctly written or printed.

The aforesaid Copies may consist of portions of the Manufactured Articles (except Carpets , OH-Clothsand Woollen Shawls), when such can conveniently be done (as in the case of Paper Hangings , Calico Prints ,Sfc.), which as well as the Drawings or Tracings (not in Pencil) or Prints of the Design, furnished when theArticle is of such a nature as not to admit of being pasted in a book, must, whether coloured or not, be fac-similes of each other.

Should Paper Hangings or Furnitures exceed 42 inches in length, by 23 inches in breadth, Drawingswill be required, but they must not exceed these dimensions.

Noth. —These Copies, Drawings, (or tracing’s), or Prints, must consist of the entire Design, without anyaddition or variation whatever, and no description will be admitted.

Designs fob the Purposes of Utility.

Persons proposing to Register a Design for purposes of utility must bring or send to the DesignsOffice tile following particulars

1st. The Title of tile Design.

2nd. Three exactly similar Drawings or Prints thereof, made on a proper geometric scale, markedwith letters, figures or colours to be referred to as hereinafter mentioned.

3rd. The Name and Address of the Proprietor or Proprietors, or the Title of the Firm under whichhe or they may be trading, together with their Place of Abode, or Place of carrying onBusiness, distinctly Written or Printed.

4th. Statement of the purpose of utility to which the shape or configuration of the new parts of suchDesign have reference.

5th. Description to render the same intelligible, distinguishing tlic several parts of the Design byreference to the letters, figures, or colours aforesaid.

Note.—N o description of the parts of the drawings which are old will be admitted, except such us maybe absolutely necessary to render tile purpose of the new parts intelligible.

0th. A short and distinct Statement of such part or parts (if any) as shall not he new or originalwhich may he in one of the forms following :—

The parts of this Design which arc not new or original as regards the shape or con-figuration thereof, are all the parts except those marked A, B, C (&c.) ; or coloured(blue, green, &o.)

The parts of this Design which are not new' or original, as regards the shape or con-figuration thereof, are all the parts taken separately.

But the parts (A and B) or coloured (blue, &c.), as here combined, form a new design.Note. —The above particulars must be given in the above order under their several heads, and in dis-tinct and separate paragraphs, and each must be strictly contlned to what is above requiredto be contained in each.

Each Drawing or Print, together with the whole of tile other Particulars, must be drawn, w-ritten, orprinted upon a separate sheet of paper or parchment, only one side of which must he draw'll, written, orprinted upon. Such sheets must not exceed in size 24 inches by 15 inches, and on the same side as theseparticulars there must he left two blank spaces, of the size of C inches by 4 inches each, for the Certificates of

Registration.

THE SUBSCRIPTIONS—MANAGEMENT OF THE FUNDS.

31. Her Majesty’s Commissioners having undertaken the absolute control over the expen-diture of all money that may come into the hands of their Treasurers, have made arrangementsfor auditing accounts, and insuring the strictest economy.

32. The scale upon which this important undertaking will be conducted, must dependentirely on the amount of pecuniary support -which it shall receive from the public. HerMajesty’s Commissioners appeal with confidence to all classes of the community, to enablethem to make such liberal arrangements as will insure the success of this undertaking, in amanner worthy of the character and position of this country, and of tlio invitation which hasboon given to the other nations of the world to compete with us in a spirit of generous andfriendly emulation.

33. The amount of the funds which the public may place at the disposal of the Commissionersmust determine the extent of accommodation which can be provided for the Exhibition.

34. Her Majesty’s Commissioners hope that the funds to be placed at their disposal byvoluntary contributions may be such as to enable them so to regulate the amount to be paidfor entrance, that all classes may bo enabled to visit tlio Exhibition.

35. Should any surplus remain, after giving every facility to the Exhibitors and increasingthe privileges of the Public as spectators, Her Majesty’s Commissioners intend to apply, thosame to purposes strictly in connexion with the ends of the Exhibition, or for tho establishmentof similar Exhibitions for the future.

36. Her Majesty’s Commissioners are desirous that there should be complete local organi-