Class 17.—Cheap and Fancy Furniture.

9 Andrews, Mrs. M. A., Hobart.—Two table-tops, six serviette rings; two boxes, and paper-knife, of spattrie-work.

10 Brent. Miss Rose, Hobart.—Chess-table, in Indian ink.

11 Dowdell, Miss Amy, Hobart.—Table, with Australian birds.

12 Hely, Miss, Hobart.—Cone frames.

13 Hooper, G., Hobart.—Cone frame.

14 Hope, Miss M., Hobart.—Table-top of Huon pine, with Tasmanian flowers, in water-colours.

15 Hope, Miss L., Hobart.—Chess-table of Huon pine, painted in Indian ink and water-colours.

16 Hull, Miss Marie A., Hobart.—Table-top of Huon pine, with wreath of Tasmanian flowers, in water-colours.

17 Salisbury. J-E., Launccston.—Umbrella-stand.

18 Way, T. B., Hobart.—Two Tasmanian fern tables, four fern boxes, two fern paper-knives.

Class 18.—Upholsterers' and Decorators' Work.

19 King, T. F., Circular Head.—Miniature cabinet.

Class 20.—Pottery.

20 Cornwell's Pottery Works, Launceston.—Articles of pottery.

Class 29.—Leather-work, Fancy Articles, and Basket-work.

21 Andrews, Mrs. M. A., Hobart.—Leather-work vase.

22 Bridges, J., Hobart,—Basket-work.

23 Dawson, Miss, Clarence Plains.—Flowers and frames, in leather-work.

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24 Newton, E. E., & Sons, Cressy.—Black grain kip leggings, black grain wallaby skins, waxed kangaroo skins.

25 Room, Mrs., Mayfield.—Paper flowers.

26 Walch Brothers & Birchall, Launceston.—Ferns and flowers.

27 Wignall, B., Hobart.—Basket-work.

28 Woods, C, J., Formosa.—Wood carving.