Technological Museum Sydney Nsw
Technological Museum Sydney Nsw
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The number of bays is twenty-two, and eight of these contain timber specimens from all parts of the world, more especially from New South Wales. In Bays i and 2 are displayed samples of locally-made as well as foreign historical furniture. Bay 10 is set apart for illustrating the Australian Flora in applied arts. Fourteen cases in Bay 12 are crowded with specimens of hemp, jute, flax, sisal, ramie, WOOL COURTS.
esparto, and a multitude of other vegetable fibres. Wattle barks form the chief feat...ure of Bay ii. In Bay 13 are models of wine-making apparatus used in the south of Europe, and other agricultural implements. Bay 14 contains cases of pulses, maize, wheat, and other cereals. Bay 15 contains starches, spices, and condiments, narcotic beverages, and Australian native foods. Bay 16 is devoted to seeds and fruits of Australian plants. Bay 17 contains cases of carpological specimens. Bay 18 contains perfumes, fixed and essential oils, and in the centre of the floor will be found cases in which are exhibited essential oils and camphors from material indigenous to Australia, which have been obtained by, and investigated in the Museum.
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The number of bays is twenty-two, and eight of these contain timber specimens from all parts of the world, more especially from New South Wales. In Bays i and 2 are displayed samples of locally-made as well as foreign historical furniture. Bay 10 is set apart for illustrating the Australian Flora in applied arts. Fourteen cases in Bay 12 are crowded with specimens of hemp, jute, flax, sisal, ramie, WOOL COURTS.
esparto, and a multitude of other vegetable fibres. Wattle barks form the chief feat...ure of Bay ii. In Bay 13 are models of wine-making apparatus used in the south of Europe, and other agricultural implements. Bay 14 contains cases of pulses, maize, wheat, and other cereals. Bay 15 contains starches, spices, and condiments, narcotic beverages, and Australian native foods. Bay 16 is devoted to seeds and fruits of Australian plants. Bay 17 contains cases of carpological specimens. Bay 18 contains perfumes, fixed and essential oils, and in the centre of the floor will be found cases in which are exhibited essential oils and camphors from material indigenous to Australia, which have been obtained by, and investigated in the Museum.
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