648181-1893-Exhibition-Tasmania — Page 6

THE HONGKONG GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 14TM OCTOBER, 1893. 1081

21. All hand-bills, circulars, etc., connected with exhibits, and intended for gratuitous distribu- tion in the Exhibition must be printed at the Exhibition by the party to whom that special privilege has been granted by the Directors.

22. Cases must be unpacked immediately on arrival, under the supervision of the oflicers of H.M. Customs, and all empty cases removed by the Exhibitors or their Agents. The Directors cannot accept any responsibility with reference to empty cases, which must be at once removed from the buildings at the expense of the Exhibitors.

23. Exhibitors will be required to provide all necessary attendance, and to keep their stands and exhibits properly cleaned and in good order during the whole period of the Exhibition. The Directors reserve the right to impose a penalty for a breach of this regulation, and to order the removal of any attendant whose behaviour they consider unseemly.

24. No Exhibitor will be allowed to transfer any portion of the space allotted to him, or to allow any other than his own duly admitted Exhibits to be placed thereon, except by permission of the Directors.

25. All goods must be exhibited in the name of the individual or firm signing the Application Form.

26. Exhibitors are requested to mark the selling price of all articles exhibited, for the information of visitors, to whom they may explain their exhibits; but they will in all cases be forbidden, unless special permission in writing has been obtained from the Directors, to invite or to allow visitors to purchase goods for removal at the time of purchase, the Exhibition being intended for the purpose of display. Orders can be taken within the Exhibition, but goods must be delivered from establishments outside. Special regulations will be made for perishable articles or goods manufactured in the Exhi- bition.

27. No exhibit, or part thereof, can be removed before the close of the Exhibition, without the special permission of the Executive Committee. Exhibits not removed within fifteen days after the close of the Exhibition will be warehoused at the cost and risk of the owners, and whatever may remain after three months will be sold by auction, and the proceeds applied to defray expenses.

28. No goods will be received prior to the 1st of September, 1894, without the special permission of the Directors, nor after the 1st of November, but arrangements may be made for motors, heavy machinery, boilers, or any exhibit requiring under-building.

29. Special care will be required in cases where fire or gas is used by Exhibitors, and a respousi- ble officer will be appointed to carry out the injunctions of the management in this respect. Exhibit- ors will require to effect their own insurance on their exhibits.

30. No explosives, or any substance which, in the judgment of the Directors, are dangerous, will be admitted, but they may be represented by models.

31. Spirits, oils, corrosive substances, and generally all substances which might spoil other articles, or inconvenience the public, can only be exhibited in solid and suitable vessels.

32. The Directors reserve to themselves the right of examining or testing any of the exhibits. If any damage or injury shall be occasioned during the Exhibition by any exhibited machine, implement, or article to any visitor or other person, then the Exhibitor to whom such machine, imple- ment, or article may belong, shall be responsible for in the first instance, and shall, besides, indemnify and hold harmless the said Directors from or against all actions, suits, expenses, and claims on account or in respect of any such damage or injury which may be so caused.

33. No article exhibited may be copied, photographed, drawn, or reproduced in any manuer without the special permission of the Exhibitor and of the Directors.

34. Photo. Passes will be issued to Exhibitors whose exhibit will need daily personal attention, and to a reasonable number of attendants. If these Passes be used by any but those to whom they are issued they will be immediately cancelled.

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35. The Directors reserve to themselves the sole right of compiling and printing a Catalogue of Exhibits, under regulations which will be duly notified.

36. The Directors do not undertake any responsibility for damage or loss, however caused. 37. The right to alter, amend, add to, or cancel any of these rules is reserved by the Directors. 38. All who become Exhibitors shall be held by so doing to signify their compliance with the whole of these regulations, together with such other regulations as the Directors may issue from time to time.

39. The Directors reserve the right to remove the exhibits, and cancel the admission ticket of anyone who does not conform with the regulations.

40. The Directors reserve the power to remove any exhibit from one part of the buildings to another, should it in their judgment be incongruous or out of place.