Class 45.—Agricultural Products not used for Food.

218 Bevan, T., jun., Foxton.—Rope and lines made from New Zealand flax.

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219 Cameron, H., Hokitika.—Bale of flax.

220 Canterbury Agricultural & Pastoral Association, Christchurch.-Dressed fibre, from European flax grown in New Zealand; plough lines.

221 Chinnery, C., Rangiora, Canterbury.—New Zealand flax (dressed), twine.

222 Colonial Museum of New Zealand.—Phorinium tenax—samples showing preparation of fibre and application to useful purposes.

223 Fulton, C., Blenheim.—Sample of flax.

224 King, W. R., New Plymouth.—Flax kits, made by Maoris.

225 Robertson, A., Dye Works, Nelson.—Phormium tenax, or New Zealand flax.

226 Ross, A. Y., Gisborne.—Tobacco leaf.

227 Saeffer, B., Wellington.—Hand-made cigarettes, made by the exhibitor.

228 Seed, J., Southbrook, Canterbury.—Flax, tow, rope, and twine.