'There are pleasures and privily ges awaiting visitors to the British Empire Exhibition, in addition the extensive array' of exhibits that will be staged for their inspection by British manufacturers.
'The Palace of Engineering. will be crammed, with exhibits, representing world famous name though in many cases the altogether inadequate to perm el a I. Thornycroft for instance, find that they cannot possibly do' justice to their wide range of engineering, productions beyond the few examples they will have on view. Hence they cordially invite visitors interested in their productions to visit their cengincoring works at Basingstoke, and their boat-building yards at Hampton-on-Thames, both of which are one hour's journey from London.
Any of our readers who contemplate visiting the British Empire Exhibition are asked to com-
Thornyerofts before for their arrival in, London, Thornycroft House," West-
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