International exhibition Glasgow 1901
Official catalogue

Regulations for Exhibitors. 51 » h 6‘- Exhlbi.tors Y’1.1 at liberty to mark the selling price of the articles exhibited o the information of visitors, to whom they may explain their exhibits; but they must not, unless special permission in writing has been obtained from the Exhibits and Space Committee, invite or allow visitors to purchase goods for removal at the time of purchase. Orders can be taken within the Exhibition, but the goods must be delivered hom establishments outside. Special regulations will, however, be made with regard to articles manufactured in the Exhibition. 0 u ■(k27IÜN° exhibits, or part thereof can be removed before the close of the Exhibition without the special permission of the Executive Council. Exhibits not removed within fifteen days atter the close of the Exhibition will be warehoused at the cost and risk of the owners and whatever may remain after three months will be sold by auction and the proceeds applied to defray expenses. J nor a2fte715thSAOndrnWj QO^ TT™** Pri°rNove,nber> 1900' without special permission nor atter loth April, 1901, but prior arrangements may be made for motors boilers or any exhibits requiring under-building. ’ erS) or 29. -Special care will be required by the Executive Council, who may make special regulations, m cases where fire or gas is used by Exhibitors, and a responsible Officer wi be appointed to carry out the injunctions of the Council in this respect. Exhibitors will require to effect their own insurance on their exhibits. F niuicora 30. -No explosives1, or any substance, which, in the judgment of the Executive are dangeious, will be admitted, but they may be represented by models. ’ Rnnil nih/pirirs’i °* S’ c?rrosive substances and generally all substances which might smtlble vessdæ °* ineonvenience the Public> can only be exhibited in solid and 3«2;C~Thu-?xeCutiye Couneil reserve to themselves the right of examining or testing any of the exhibits. If any damage or injury shall be occasioned during the^ExbibitioS pSnr t ”f mach,ne> implement, or article, to any visitor or other person, then tho \ 1 Wh°m sueh.inachine7\ImPlenient, or article may belong shall be responsible 01 such damage or injury; and in the event of any claim being made against the hnMh1 lin.re8^et °!.8"ch damage or injury, then the Exhibitor shall indemnify and hold harmless the said Council from or against all actions, suits, expenses, and claims on account or in respect of any such damage or injury which may be so caused. 33. No article exhibited may be copied, photographed, drawn, or reproduced in any manner, without the special permission of the Exhibitor and of the Executive Couneil. , e a'®ses to ^le Exhibition will be granted to Exhibitors, and to a reasonable number of attendants. If these passes be used by any but those to whom they are issued, they will be immediately cancelled. y r0 . 35.-The Executive Councif reserve to themselves the sole right of compiline and printing a Catalogue of Exhibits, under regulations which will be duly notified. S 1 ple . a’ter; amend, add to, or cancel any of these Rules and tn tmmi- relaxation from them in individual cases, is reserved by the Executive Council. g w;m13Z;~A 1 Y 10 ^e.e.Ome ^xhlblfco.rs shall be held by so doing to signify their compliance «lfch the whole of these Regulations, together with such other Regulations as the Executive Council may issue from time to time. ° 8 tne 1 38 ~Th.e Executive Council reserve the right to remove the exhibits of any ono who does not conform to the Regulations. y 39 .—The Executive Council will not be responsible for loss or damage occurring or anrcthTr per^n °Ver ° eXh’blt °ther prOperty belonging to any Exhibit liltl.ARAEV, (4RH;i| I.AKE, WATER* VfLI.E, mid LAHlXCH, For Scenery, Fishing. Shooting, A Golf. KILKEE, QUEENSTOWN, YOUGHAL, DUNGARVAX, and TRAMORE, for Boating, Bathing, and Golf. Band Promenades, etc., in the Summer Months. FAST EXPRESS CORRIDOR GREAT SOUTHERN AND WESTERN RAILWAY, Direct Royfe toPLACES -interest in the south ™ and West of Ireland COMBINED RAIL AND HOTEL TICKETS. I*A IfKXASlin, VAIENTIA Islivn R11 F . ?'«» “i"« N EV. ha& 2,. J suHable lor Invalids. sui<l Scenery for Ilie Tourist*. Direct Route from South and West of England via New Milford, Waterford or Cork to Clare, Galway, Connemara, Slijjo, and the North. TRAINS to PLACES ot INTEREST 1 J during Summer Months. Under the Management of tho Company at Limerick Junction Killarney, Parknasilla, Kenmare, Caragh Lake, and Watprvill? London ; Messrs. Thon.as cU 4 Sou. Head M So^,’ «Md Ä C”*