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DEPARTMENT D.—MANUFACTURES.
Classes 102 to 392,
Group 30.—Goldsmiths’ and Silversmiths’ work.
For religious or common uses in gold, silver, bronze, or other
metals (Kandyan brass and silver work, Negombo brass
work, &amp;c.).
Group 31.—JFewellery.
Kandyan, Low-country, and Jaffna work ; lapidary work:
gem cutting, &amp;e.
Group 33.—Productions in marble, bronze, &amp;c.
Art work and reproductions of art in metals, repoussé, and
stamped metals.
Group 34.—Fancy articles, &amp;c.
Basket work (Kalutara, Jatfna, Matara), work boxes and small
fancy furniture (wood inlaid with ivory, tortoise-shell,
porcupine quill, &amp;¢.); fancy articles in tortoise-shell and
ivory, lacquer work, small bronzes, rush work ; Kandyan
and Maldive mats, &amp;e.
Group 36.—Toys.
Lacquer toys, native dolls, games, &amp;e.
Group 87,—Decoration and fixed furniture.
Ornamental carvings, drawings of decorations, decorative
painting (mainly Kandyan).
Group 88.—Office and household furniture.
Group 45.—Ceramics. ;
Earthenware, bricks, tiles, &amp;o.
Group 55.—Threads and fabrics, &amp;ec., cordage.
Vegetable fibres (prepared); rope, native cloths and handkerchiefs
 (Batticaloa, Chilaw), coir matting, and rugs.
Group 38.—Lace, embroidery, &amp;c.
Pillow lace (Cotta and Galle), Ceylon embroidery.
Group 60.—Leather, &amp;ec.
Prepared skins and hides, shoes, boots, &amp;c.
Group 61.—Various industries connected with clothing.
Hats and caps, native costumes, whips(Kandyan),fans (Jaffna).
DEPARTMENT E.—MACHINERY.
Classes 393 to 427,
Group 64—General machinery.
Models of tea machinery, &amp;ec.
DEPARTMENT F,—ELECTRICITY.
Classes 428 to 451,
[No exhibits. ]
DEPARTMENT G.—TRANSPORTATION EXHIBITS.
Classes 452 to 484.
Group 72.—Carriages, carts, jinrickshas.
Group 74.—Railways.
Statistics, maps, and publications (railway time tables)
relative to railways.