International exhibition Glasgow 1901
Official catalogue

light blue on plan. Rhodesia. 192 E STONE EXHIBITS. 97 ll®d and White Stone, variously dressed, from Quarries near Bulawivn ExlnlBted by Messrs. Sherriff, and Messrs. Plowman, and Mr. S. Nicholson" Stone Masons, Bulawayo. mcnoison, 98 Block of Granite, with polished face, from near Bulawayo. 99 C^e of Ancient Relics, from Ancient Ruins in Rhodesia, including—Gold beX‘„ S’ S‘°ne HammerS’ G01d “d Wire, 100 99 Case of Ancient Relics, 101 beaten Gold, Pottery Whorls, Flint’ ueaas and Wire, Case of Mediaeval Kafir Relics, found in Ancient Ruins in Rhodesia inelndin<r C?Ppfy CruG1bles, Smelted Copper, Fused Arrow Heads, Pottery, Human Bones with Copper Bangles, Ivory and Pottery Heads, Copper and Brass w“re Work! LSe, Scenery0 °f Ph°tOgraphs> reP^enting Buildings, Victoria Falls, Native Elephant’s Skull, with Tusks, exhibited by Messrs. Looseley, Bulawayo. Hippopotamus Skull, exhibited by Messrs. Looseley, Bulawayo. 102 103 104 Case of Birds from Southern Rhodesia—Cow Herons Wood v fisher Strikes, Turtle Dore, Blue Jay. Finch, Barn öwl. guokoo Exhibited by Messrs. Looseley, Bulawayo. ’ ’ !=’taiIlng8- ' Skins from Matabeleland. —Bin’gis Monkey, Otter, Golden .Tnoknl wij Ape-Iebi0 Wild '.SSE Le°P^’ SilTCr T6Me Hyaena, Roclt Crocodile Skins. ■ Leopard Skins. Lions’ Skulls. Cases of Beetlés, Locusts, Spiders, and other Insects Pxhihi^ i ™ Attorney Webb and Messrs. Looseley, Bulawayo. ’ ‘ blted b? Mr- Cases of Native Curios, from Tanganyika Aneronilanil Rnmt-oAi □ . • beleland Mashonaland. Exhibited by Mr.' Chesney, Mr. Marshal1^1101« Messi’s. Looseley. J rsnall Hole, and Heads and Horns of Rhodesian Game, shot bv Mr T? m n i Barotseland, and mounted by Mr. Rowland Ward, London •—J" Sable Antelope, Greater Koo-doo, Lichenstein’s Hartebeeste Lichi rU° '’ Sassaby, Roan Antelope, Klipspringer,. Impala Fland Ä R d ?-Ck’' Lioness, Baboon, IIy«„a.’ Stein Buck, DuS jaeUl Z.b™ »1 L‘°?’ Oribe, Spotted Hyæna, Wart Hog ’ ebla’ ^debeeste, 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 Important Notice to Architects. FREE STONE FOR BUILDINGS. The RED STONE for the Fine Art Galleries WAS SUPPLIED BY BAIRD & STEVENSON, 13 CARLTON PLACE. GLASGOW, from their Locharbriggs Quarries, Dumfriesshire, and the WHITE STONE for Inside Masonry, from their Giffnock Quarries (near Glasgow).