The Arms and Ammunition Boild-ing contains specimens of the various a {the Govera: nent works and the entrance are models of jucks: then tha visitor is confronted equipments of archers, _jingels, ancient weapons of many dercriptionr. ammunition, and mil The ancient snd mo: saddlery are etrikiog in their rai differences. The models of trenches (shelter and open). ambnreades.harracks, wire entanglements. setting of stakes in the ground are all of educational value. The reformation in horse ashaes is lusteated and there are machine guao, 4 ick-firing rifles, packs for transports tion, military wheelbarrows, model of men-of-war of several classes, boilers. torpedoes, ete. Models of the heavy gons of men-of-war. of the machinery slow deck, ete., are set out in one hall together with military musiesl_instramente, and modera riffea in sections, The army field guns of different types are parked ontaide these buildings. and tee! life-bent, A soldier rge of the guns ix ready to explain their mechanism to those who desire such information.
OTHRE ROTLDIXOS, The Pisecaltare Buildiog is located in the north-eastern section of the gronnde. The building contains marine products of the Empire arranged by the Kiang-Che Fisheriea Company. Next to this building is a small aquarium.
The Medical Building and Ewergeocy Hospitel should be visited. La the left wing of the building Chinese and foreizo medical exhibits are arranged, and the right wing in used emergency hospital. De. Saxoong in in charge, the hospital being farnished with an up-to-date scientific equipment.
The Fine Arts Building containx ancient and modera embroideries, jade and drawings, On the whole the exhibits are poor, alchongh there are some very fine carlos and good Incqrerware included.
The Agricaltaral Bailding is eid to be one of the most popular attractions to the Chinese, but it cimtai ox little that the ordinary layman cares to opend time in examining, In the Chinese Bazaar, which contsios both oew and old industrial works and pro-Ancts of the Chinese Empire, Messrs, 1A. S. Watson & Ca.. hare also Mosses. Moatrie & Ca, semic very fine Incqiner in the Bazi e ko of the The machinery and transportation
various industrial enterprises of Chinn and they are accommodated in a build-log next to the foreiga exhibits. The Pekiog and ¢ hinau buildings, in which from Peking are carefully ed from those of other placon, issited by most foreigners, the principal attraction being the piece of embroidery, priced at £3,000, representing the Queen of Italy. A photograph of the (aeon is placed neat to the embroidery ad the exquisite pices of work, although small in size, is mach coveted.
Tu the grounds there is a fine bridge made of reinforced concrete and near it sre some reinforced concrete sleepers and telegraph poles. centre of the bridge are specimens of artificial stone animals, pagoda, @ c., made with Hapeh c-ment. The Man-chanan Zoolopicel_ Garden contains several fine animals including lions, tigers, Mongolian horses, leopards,!yox,
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