Leather and India-rubber Industry. 
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bands, Straps, &c., for shoe soles and tops ; 
Tanned Hide3 for various purposes for 
curriers. (220) 
ECROYD, W., & SON, Tyer's Gate 
way, Bermondsey, London.—Morocco Leather 
for Bookbinding, Furniture Covering, and 
Coach Fitting. Goat Skins in “crust” 
ready for dyeing. (221} 
DREW, J., & COMPANY, 33, 
Regent Street, London.—Trunks and Port- 
manteaus in solid Leather; Military Camp 
and Travelling Equipages—an officer’s room 
fitted up as in England; Patent Square- 
mouthed “ Bags,” with or without Dressing 
Case Fittings;. Patent Raihvay Companion 
Table, including card and chess table, 
luneheon case, writing materials, dressing 
case fittings, and raihvay lamp, with space 
for a hat, the whole not exceeding the size 
of a sqnare hat box, and will go under the 
seat of the carriage. (750) 
CHRISTIE, William, JValsall and 
London.—Saddles for hunting, park, racing, 
&c.; Colonial Saddles ; Military Saddles ; 
Ladies’ Saddles ; Pads, Pilehes, and Chairs 
for Children; Saddle Trees, &c. (321) 
DEED, J. S., & SONS, 451, Oxford 
Street, London.—Skins, Mats, and Rugs ; 
Morocco and other Leather; Cocoa Fibre 
Mats. (222) 
CLARK, SON & MORLAND, 
Glastonbury. — Sheep and Angora Skins 
■ dressed and dyed for hearth, door and car 
riage rugs, Chamois Leather, Leather Leg- 
, gings, and Wool-lined Slippers. (223) 
x PRICE, W. R., io«, Kinfs Arms 
Ward, Moorgate Street, London.—Skins and 
iFurs. (224) 
j BIRNBAUM, B., 21, New Broad 
Street, London. — India-rubber Clothing— 
CCjats, Capes, Aprons, Rugs, Leggings; 
Waterproof Cloth of all descriptions. (225) 
INDIA RUBBER, GUTTA 
PERCHA, & TELEGRAPH WORKS, 
Silverlozvn, Essex, and ioo, Cannon Street, 
London.—India Rubber and Gutta Percha 
Manufactures; Submarin e and Torpedo Tele- 
graph Cable; Insulated Telegraph Wires. 
(775) 
LEATHER CLOTH COMPANY, 
4, Cannon Street,London.—Crockett’s Leather 
Cloth—Muslins, Drills, Ducks, Moleskins ; 
double japanned and printed Table Covers. 
(226) 
DAFT, T. B., C.E., Bridgekouse, 
Farnworth, near Manchester.—Elastic Fa- 
brics, with model of the machinery used in 
making the web. (227) 
WARNE, Wh, & COMPANY, 
9, Gresham Street West, London.—India- 
rubber Manufactures—Air-proof Articles ; 
Magnetic Cut India-rubber thread in warps 
for elastic webs ; waterproof cloths, and 
garments, surgical, mechanical, veterinary, 
and domestic appliances, tobacco pouches, 
and jars; Solid India-rubber Tubing and 
Suction and Delivery Hose of India-rubber 
and Canvas combined. Emery Wheels for 
grinding, polishing, &c. (228) 
LEE, H. N. & E., 27, Watling Street, 
and 138, High Holborn, London.—India- 
rubber Garments and Fabrics ; Beds, 
Cushions, Surgical and Domestic Appliances. 
(229) 
HEMBRY, B., & COMPANY, 91, 
Newgale Street, London.—Linoleum Floor 
Cloth, Billiard Mats, Toilet and Bath Mats, 
Stair Cloth, and Borders ; Linoleum Cement. 
(In use in the Hall of the Royal British 
Commission.) (230) 
HARRY, W. D„ & COMPANY, 
Lower Road, Deptford, LCent.—Kamptulicon 
Floor Cloths, Knife Boards, and Toilet Mats. 
(23O 
UNITE, John, 291, Fdgeware Road, 
London.—Marquee, waterproof, 30 ft. by 
15 ft.; Square Garden Tent, Alpine Teilt, 
Emigrant’s Tent, Military Bell Tent; Models 
of Tents, Marquees, and Rick Cloths; 
Samples of small white and tarred Hemp 
Rope and Twine; Trophy of Bunting 
Flags. (232) 
EDGINGTON, John, & COM 
PANY, 48, LongLane, Smithfeld.—Hospital