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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  Gateway, ­
  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  Portmanteaus
  in  solid  Leather;  Military  Camp
and  Travelling  Equipages—an  officer’s  room
fitted  up  as  in  England;  Patent  Squaremouthed
  “  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  carriage ­
  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  Telegraph

  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  Fabrics,
  with  model  of  the  machinery  used  in
making  the  web.  (227)
WARNE,  Wh,  &  COMPANY,
9,  Gresham  Street  West,  London.—Indiarubber
  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.—Indiarubber
  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