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380. HINDLEY & SONS, 290- 294 Oxford Street, W.-A Completely Furnished Apartment, Wood-panelled dado, framework and ceiling, oak parquet floor. The walls hung with washable Japanese leather paper. A painted wood mantelpiece, and mahogany furniture.

381. HOVELL, W. B., St. Andrew's Basket Works, Bedford Street, Nor- wich-Wicker Furniture, comprising Draw- ing-room and Library Chairs, Wicker Lounges, Wicker Tea Tables, Ladies' Work Tables, Nursery Stands, Linen Baskets, &c.

382. STONES, JOHN, Patent Re- volving Shutter and Movable Division, and Lift and Hoist Manufacturer, Ure Mills, Ulverston.-(1) Movable Sound- proof Partitions for dwelling-houses, schools, &c., which swivel and fold into pilasters or recesses in walls. (2) Sound-proof Revolving Shutter. (3) Full size Model of Balance Weight Revolving Shutters, with the ascending, descending and vertical motions. (4) Draught Excluder.

383. ALLEN, EDWARD E., 111 Cheyne Walk, Chelsea.-Models Cottages.

the insides of rooms and other places; admits light and air, and is a sure protection against burglars. Made of wrought iron, and bronzed in any desired colour to match the wall-paper.

388. BLYTH, A. W., Medical Officer of Health, The Court House, Maryle- bone; & GREENE, DR. RICHARD, Medical Superintendent of the County Asylum, Berry Wood, Northampton.- Model and accompanying plans of a House to be let out in tenements.

389. LUCAS, JAMES MOORE, Ennerdale Road, Selwyn Court Estate, Kew Gardens.-Model Design of a perfect sanitary private residence, constructed specially for the International Health Exhibition, upon the latest sanitary principles. The house will be completed and ready for inspection on May 8th, and open to the public upon presenta- tion of card. Kew Gardens station is 21 minutes by District Railway from South Ken- sington.

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390. O'KEEFFE, MATHIAS M.I.CEL, 40 Holbeck Road, North, Brixton, S.W.-Models of Sanitary Houses, to be constructed at the corners of important of thoroughfares so as to afford secure means of escape from fire in any of the adjoining pre- 384. CHUBB & SONS' LOCK &

mises, and specially adapted as approaches to SAFE CO., Limited, 128 Queen light-foot bridges, over dangerous street cross- Victoria Street, E.C., (1) Chubb's Patentings, and at the same time providing ladies' Detector Lock, Latches, and Keys, used in

resting-rooms, lavatories, &c. fitting up dwelling-houses of all kinds, from a palace to a cottage, and for all other purposes that a lock can be adapted to. (2) Ornamental Locks and Keys. (3) Model of Chubb's Patent Fire and Thief Resisting Bankers" Strong Room made to Scale. (4) Model of a Lockmaker's Work-bench and Tools,

385. KAYE, JOSEPH, & SONS, 93 High Holborn; and Bank Works, Kirkstall, Leeds.-Kaye's Patent Inde- structible Locks and Fastenings.

386. ADAMS, ROBERT, 17 Black- man Street, Borough, S.E.--(1) Locks and Furniture. (2) Sash Fasteners. (3) Sash Bolts and Ventilators. (4) Weather Bars. (5) Casement. Stays. (6) Norton's Door Springs. (7) Casement Bolts. (8) Patent Reversible and Sliding Window. (9) Case- ment Fasteners and three-throw Bolts. (10) Rack Fanlight Openers. (11) Spring Hinges. (12) Sash Centres. (13) The New Ventilating Bar for window-sashes. (14) The Panic Door, for theatres, schools, and other public buildings, which ascends into a prepared recess by slightly turning a handle, which, being covered. with a glass door, can be easily smashed in case of need to give the audience instant egress.

387. BORN, PHILIP, 29 Tavistock Road, Westbourne Park. Improved Patent Folding Lattice Shutter, for fixing in

391. TURNBULL, J. R., LIEUT.- COL., The Priory, Torquay-(1) Model (Skeleton) of a London House, showing how the drains should be ventilated and carried under the house from the back to the street

sewer, according to the " open system"; also ventilating pipes, &c. (2) Model, showing a length and section of a drain laid according (3) Model of ditto in brick channel, showing to the "open system," with pitch-sealed joints.

step for necessary work at the drain at any considerable depth: pitch-sealed joints, &c. (4) Model, gas or water-pipe laid in the usual way, but with pitch-sealed joints.

393. ALLEN, A. H., 111 Cheyne Walk, Chelsea, S.W.-Model of a Labour- er's Cottage, intended to illustrate a special improvement in that class of dwellings, viz., by substituting for the ordinary combustible partitions between the rooms the use of non- combustible partitions constructed of wood quartering, coated with silicate paint, and filled in with slate panels.

Cheyne Walk, Chelsea, S.W. Plan and Model

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of a Miner's Cottage. The noteworthy im- provement here is that of keeping the Fire- places or sources of heat in the centre of the building and away from the outer wall, thus to avoid all loss of heat. The model also exem- plifies the possibility of adapting architectural forms to such structures.