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APPENDIX No. V.

Finance, including Admission of thePublic.

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Trade Collection, Estimate of Value,and Collection of Trade Circulars.

General Superintendence - - - -

District 1 . — Transept, Western Nave,India , and Outside Building.

District 2. — Classes I, IX., XXI.(l’art), XXII., XX VI. (MetropolitanFurniture and Mediieval Court), XXX.(Sculpture Court), and Colonies (exceptIndia, Ceylon, Malta , and Jersey andGuernsey ).

Financial Officer, F. S. Carpenter. ; Superintendent of Money Takers,Doorkeepers , frc., W. Murray; Assistants, 1). Dunnett, C. G.Godfrey, It. Slater; Clerks, It. IIayks, W. Kendall, J. Lyon,F. A. Mkikleiiam, T. T. Musguove, C. Osborn ; Private Door-keepers , 2; Collectors, 4; Money-lakers, 18; Season Ticket-takers,5 to 11 ; Deceivers of Umbrellas, 10; Porters and Messenyers, 0.

C. Thurston Thompson ; In charge of party of lloyal Sappers andMiners, Corporal It. P. Jones.

( Lieutenant Tyi.kr, It.E.; Clerks, A. J. Burgess, C. G. Godfrey,

l J. N. Hillman ; Doyal Sappers and Miners, Sergeant Spencer, andCorporal Mortimer.

Captain II. C. Owen, lt.E. ; Assistant, T. Belsha w ; Clerk, T. AstonReceipt, Issue, and Exchange of Goods (British ), 1). MuNitoiForeign, F. It. Marriott; 12 to 18 Porters, Messengers, S'c. ; 25Sweepers: John Goldie, Superintendent.

Superintendent, F. J. Connell; Assistant, J. Raveniiill; RoyalSappers and Miners, Privates llay and Webb; Classmen, H. Elliott,T. McCarthy, T. Tanner.

Superintendent, It. A. Thompson ; Assistants, II. Duck, F. Morgan,D. Pawson, F. Pawson ; Royal Sappers andMiners, Corporals Eludeand George ; Privates Anderson, Hooker, Douglas, Haines, Nobbs,Howley; Classmen, G. Allen, J. Bettridge, J. Brachiu, ,1. Butter-worth, II. Campbell, W. Gilbert, J. Hawkins, P. Dines, It. Liddell,J. Mills, W. McQueen, W. Panton, T. Robinson, II. Spong,D. Sullivan, J. Smith, W. Turner , and S. W. Waters.

District — Classes V. (Carriages ).X VI., X VII., r XX VI. (ProvincialFurniture), XXVII., XXX. (FineArts Court), Ceylon, Malta , Jersey andGuernsey .

District 4. — Classes XI., XII., andXV. (Part 1.), XIV. and XVIII.

District 5. — Classes V. and VI. (Ma-chinery in Motion and at Rest).

District 0 .— Classes II., III., IV,XII, andX V.(l’art 2), XIII., XIX.,and XX.

District 7.— Classes VII, VIII., X.(Surgical Instruments), XXI. (Part),XXIV., XXV, XXVIII, andXXIX.

District 8. —Classes X. ( Philosophical ,Instruments), XXIII, XXI V. (StainedGlass and British Goods in the South-east Gallery).

District 9. — (Turkey, Egypt, Greece ,Sjiain, Portugal, Italy, Tunis, Switzer-land, France, Belgium, and Netherlands .)

District 10.— (Austria, Zollvcrcin, Rus-sia, N. Germany, Sweden , and U. States.)

Admission of British Exhibitors andtheir Attendants.

Foreign Ditto -------

Floral Decoration ------

Ventilation ■

Refreshments & Rotiring Rooms -

Note.—D istrict 5 still remained under the geMr. Wallis.

Superintendent, J. M. Dodd ; Assistant, B. IIai.lowes; Royal Sappersand Miners, Corporals Chambers and Mitchell; Privates Brown,Cook, Ferguson, Jose, Reeves; Classmen, N. Aspinal, E. Colling*wood, W. Higgins, J. Leah, P. Lenglian, J. Morgan, J. Neal,T. Simpson, E. Smith, J. Ledger, J. Smart, and 11. Walton.

Superintendent, G. Perry, succeeded by J. Willnhirk ; Assistants,II. Haines, J. Heath ; Sappers, Corporals E. Taylor, W. Tlirip-land, Hoskins, and Donaldson; Classmen, A. Boswell , W. Cox,R. Edwards, T. Goose, W. Moore, F. Payne, and A. Tinliug.

Superintendent, G. A. Riddell; Assistants, II. Colson, F. IIkhl ;Royal Sappers and Miners, Corporals W. Dickson and Fleming IPrivates Bispliam, Harding, Lennox, and J. Smith (2nd) ; Class-men, H. Carlisle, T. Griffiths, G. Howlett, T. King, Pliamer,Smith, Thornton, and Whitaker.

Superintendent, B. W. Hawkins; Assistant, B. L. Hawkins; RoyalSappers and Miners, Corporals Stein, Wilson, Dow, Ramsey,Janies, and Jane; Privates Bowers, Low, G. Stewart, and J.WrighDClassmen, J. Ambling, E. Cowell, J. Dorringtou, J. Durant, L.Hales, J. Harrison, S. Jones, J. Kent, E. Kennelly, and G. Wiles.

Superintendent, Lieutenant Pasley, R.E.; Assistant, II. T. Read ’Royal Sappers and Miners, Corporals Fraser, McQuillan, M, 0< 1 > J' e ’Kelly, Pearson, Stewart, and Thomas; Privates Cought, Kelly’Inkpen, Maddick, Patterson, Pheasant, Rowland, Rowley,Thomson, and Cummings; Classmen, A. Boxall, C. Davis, •FitzGibbou, J. llalliman, M. Lamer, D. M’Kilibon, E. lu' r DW. Pearce, D. Walters, and R. Weir.

Superintendent, J. II. Lowe; Assistant, II. Keniuck. ; Royal SaPP^and Miners, Corporals McQuillen, Pike, and Taylor; l )nv ^ *Bowling, W. Fergusson, Gill, and Reynolds ; Classmen, A. Craw cy,J. Elgie, J. Pearse, and W. Rose.

Superintendent, R. G. Wvi.de ; Assistant, W. C. Carr ; J

und Miners, Corporals Letton and Kendrick; Classmen, 1L R°l’and J. Oldroyd.

Superintendent, F. M. Harman ; Assistants, J. Wallis,^ B.

Royal Sappers Miners, Private Beaton; Classman, E. Balling

Lieutenant Tyler, R.E.; Assistants, J. N. Hillman, T. Donohue,J. Evans, J. Guay.

W. II. Coi’l’INGER ; Assistant, II. AlllaiDEKN.

Dr. Lindley ; Superintendent, W. Matchwick ; Charge of ’G. Taylor; Attendants, 2. • Is

Lieutenant Crossman, lt.E.; Royal Sappers and Miners, CoipoiaNoon, Aneell, Wright.

Superintendent, Captain L. L. B. Ibhetson; Assistant, RtciiAt' ’Messengers and Doorkeepers , 8; Attendants on Retiring R° u •> ^

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