Class 3.—Sculpture and Die-sinking.

776 Armitage Brothers.—Carved plumbago elephant.

Class 15.—Mathematical and Philosophical Instruments.

777 Gomes, J. B., Mudaliyar.—Ceylon coins-one gold, one silver, fourteen copper, one gold-stone.

Class 24.—Goldsmiths' and Silversmiths' Work.

778 Gomes, J. B., Mudaliyar.—Carved silver box.

Class 39.—Jewellery and Precious Stones.

Gomes, J. B., Mudaliyar.

779 Rubies, one cut, six uncut.

780 Sapphires, one cut, two uncut.

781 Topazes, one cut, five uncut.

782 Cat's eyes, a pair of cat's-eye earrings, and five uncut stones.

783 Star-stones, four cut, one uncut.

784 Amethyst, three cut, one uncut.

785 Aqua mar in as, one cut. seven uncut.

786 Tormalines, two cut. four uncut.

787 Moonstones, three cut. nine uncut.

788 Cinnamon-stones, four cut, eleven uncut

789 White sapphires, four cut, four uncut.

Class 45.—Agricultural Products not used for Food.

790 Armitage Brothers.—Hogshead cocoanut oil.

Class 72.—Condiments and Stimulants. Sugar and Confectionery.

791 Armitage Brothers.—Four barrets Ceylon plantation coffee.

792 Voller, H. G.-2 lb. vanilla.

Class 76.—Flowers and Ornamental Plants.

793 Ferguson. W.—Specimens of tree ferns (Hemitelia Walkeriæ, Hooker), with rough ends of fronds removed.

Class 82.—Mining and Metallurgy.

794 Armitage Brothers.—Plumbago lumps, chips, and dust.

Ferguson, W.

795 White sand, Cinnamon Gardens, Colombo, natural state.

796 White sand, washed and freed from vegetable matter.

797 Black sand, mouth of Kelani River, natural state.

798 Black sand, washed and freed from vegetable matter.

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