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Exhibitors to quote

the Number in this Column.

Division 1

Division 2

Division Division

Division Division

3456

100

Division Division

Division 9 Division 10

8

Division 11

Division 12

THE HONGKONG GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 24TMи JUNE, 1882.

CLASS 1.

Section I.

CLASSIFICATION.

FISHING.

SEA FISHING.

(1.) GEAR OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND OF ALL NATIONS USED IN TRAWL, HERRING, Long LINE, HAND Line, and EVERY OTHER MODE OR SYSTEM OF FISHING, INCLUDING ALL NETS, LINES, HOOKS, HARPOONS, TACKLE, &C., EMPLOYED IN THE SAME. (2.) OYSTER Dredges, Crab, LOBSTER, PRAWN, &C., POTS, AND OTHER APPLIANCES FOR

CATCHING FISH OF THIS DESCRIPTION.

(3.) FISHING CRAFT OF ALL NATIONS; MODELS AND REPRESENTATIONS OF THE SAME.

(1.) Steam Fishing Vessels and Steam Carriers.

(ii.) Fishing Vessels and Boats other than Steam Vessels.

(4.) ROPES AND CANVASS SUITABLE TO FISHING VESSELS.

(5.) STEAM CAPSTANS, COMPASSES, BAROMETERS, TELESCOPES, LIGHTS, LAMPS, FOG HORNS, SYSTEMS OF SIGNALLING AT NIGHT FOR FISHING FLEETS AND VESSELS, ELECTRIC LIGHTS, LUMINOUS PAINT, AND OTHER EQUIPMENT OF FISHING VESSELS, CHARTS FOR FISHERMEN.

(6.) MODELS OF Harbours, PIERS AND SLIPs, for Fishing purposes.

(7.) FISHING TACKLE AND NETTING IN DIFFERENT STAGES OF PREPARATION, AND MA-

CHINERY USED FOR WORKING UP THE RAW MATERIAL.

(8.) LIFE BOATS, THEIR EQUIPMENT, AND LIFE-SAVING APPARATUS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. (9.) APPLIANCES AND METHODS FOR BREAKING THE FORCE OF THE SEA AT THE ENTRANCE

OF HARBOURS AND ELSEWHERE.

.(10.) METHODS OF COMMUNICATION FROM

FLEETS BY SUMARINE CABLES.

THE SHORE TO LIGHT-SHIPS AND FISHING

.(11.) METHODS OF PROTECTING SUBMARINE CABLES FROM INJURY BY FISHING OPERATIONS

(ILLUSTRATED BY MODELS AND DRAWINGS).

FRESHWATER FISHING.

1. SALMON NETS AND FIXED APPLIANCES FOR CATCHING SALMONIDÆ IN

VARIETIES.

ALL THEIR

2. SALMON RODS, REELS, LINES, ARTIFICIAL FLIES AND BAITS, GAFFS, SPEARS, CREELS,

&c.

3. TROUT RODS, REELS, LANDING NETS, LINES, ARTIFICIAL FLIES, BAITS, BASKETS,

BAGS, &c.

Section II.

Division 13

Division 14

Division 15

Division 16

Division 17

Division 18 Division 19 Division 20

CLASS II.

Division 21

Division 22

Division 23

Division 24

CLASS III.

Division 25

Division 26

Division 27

Division 28

Division 29

Division 30

Division 31

Division 32

Division 33

Division 34

4. PIKE, BARBEL, AND OTHER COARSE FISH-RODS, REELS AND TACKLE, ARTIFICIAL

SPINNING BAITS, &c.

5. TRAPS, NETS, BUCKS, WHEELS, AND ALL KINDS OF APPARATUS FOR CATCHING EELS,

LAMPREYS, &c.

6. Hooks, &c.

7. ANGLERS' APPAREL OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

8. BOATS, PUNTS, COBLES, COLLAPSIBLE, PORTABLE, &C., IN MODELS OR OTHERWISE.

NOTE.--The above classification is suggested as a convenient one for this class, but it

is not intended to exclude any objects which come within the class.

ECONOMIC CONDITION OF FISHERMEN.

1. APPAREL AND PERSONAL EQUIPMENT.

2. FOOD AND MEDICINE CHESTS.

3. MODELS AND PLANS OF DWELLINGS.

4. CONTRACTS OF PARTNERSHIPS; INSURANCES OF, LIFE, BOATS, GEAR, &c.; BENEFIT

SOCIETIES.

COMMERCIAL AND ECONOMIC.

1. PREPARATION, PRESERVATION, AND UTILISATION OF FISH.

(a) For edible purposes-

i. Models of fish-curing establishments. Methods of, and models and other representations of any appliances for, drying, curing, salting, smoking, tinning, cooking, &c.

ii. Fish dried, smoked, cured, salted, tinned, or otherwise prepared for food.

iii. All products prepared from fish, such as oils, roes, isinglass, &c.

iv. Antisepties suitable for preserving fish for food.

(b) For other than edible purposes-

i. Oils, manures, and other products prepared from fish.

ii. Methods of, and models, and other representations of appliances for, pre-

paring oils and manures from fish.

iii. Sea and fresh water pearl shells; mother of pearl manufactured; pearls

sorted.

iv.

Preparation and application of sponges, corals, pearls, shells, and all parts and products of aquatic animals, &c., to purposes useful and ornamental, with specimens.

2. TRANSPORT AND SALE OF FISH.

(a) Appliances for carrying fish and for preserving fish during transport or

otherwise, and Models of the same.

(b) Models of fish markets, and appliances connected with the same.

N.B. With referenc to Rule "6," an Extension of Time till September 1st, 1882, will be granted to

distant Colonies and Countries.