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Ci.TAX.OGUE OF THE BRITISH SeCTION. 
XII. A person cannot leave the Exhibition and return thereto without repayment. 
XIII. The Priccs of admission are as follows :—On Sundays and holidays, fifty 
kreuzers = i Shilling; on each of the other six week-days, one florin = 2 shdlmgs. The 
days of the opening, and of the distribution of prizes are excepted, the entrance pnce 
on thosc days being 25 florins = £z ros. On the 2nd and 3 rd May the entrance price is 
five florins = 10 Shillings; and on the 4 th May, two florins = 4 Shillings. A season 
ticket for the whole time of the Exhibition costs 100 florins — £\o for a gentleman, and 
50 florins = /'s for a lady. Tickets for ladies are, however, delivered only to those 
gentlemen who are already supplied with a season ticket. 
XIV. Exhibitors’ tickets are delivered only according to the general regulations of 
2 7 th January, 1873, to an Exhibitor, or to his representative, duly acknowledged as such 
by the Director General. 
XV. Representatives of Exhibitors will only be acknowledged and provided with a 
ticket on a written application of the Exhibitor, to be addressed to the Commission 
of his country. The Exhibitor will be responsible for any abuse of the ticket held by his 
representative. 
XVI. Non-residents in Vienna, whether Exhibitors or their agents, can only receive 
admission tickets for the term of their stay in Vienna. 
XVII. Each Exhibitor of a collective exhibition is entitled to a ticket of free ad 
mission. Firms of two or more members can only Claim one such ticket. 
XVIII. Assistants, actually employed in the Exhibition, will be supplied dunng the 
time of their employment, with monthly tickets, at the price of 6 florins = 12 Shillings. 
XIX. Exhibitors who contribute to temporary exhibitions will receive free tickets 
available only for the time that such temporary exhibition lasts. 
XX. The tickets for the Jury and the Experts of the Jury will be available from the 
ist of May to the end of August. 
XXL The President, the Vice-President, the Members of Foreign Commissions, as 
well as the Representatives of the Press, will receive honorary tickets of admission. 
XXII. For the Administrative Officers of Foreign Commissions, the necessary number 
of tickets will be placed at the disposal of their Commissions. Assistants of foreign 
countries must, however, pay 6 florins for his monthly ticket, in accordance with Section 
XVIII. 
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XXIV. All tickets (with the exception of the weekly tickets) will be issued on personal 
application at the Ticket Office of the General Direction, or to a messenger bearing 
the written authority of the person in whose name the ticket is to be issued. 
The General Manager, 
4 2, Praterstrasse, SCHWARZ-SENBORN. 
Vienna, April, 1873.