,< ,-._ ,-< ,-< 0, ,.... z 0 ~ ;;; :2 ;< ~ ..:I < z 8 ,... < z a:; 14 ,... s Q z < ....:. C.c) z t:il >Is 0 t:l.l u < ....:. < Cl. t:l.l ::r: E-< iJ ' 4 ,! tJ. OFFICES OF THE EXHIBITION COtlf"l!TTEE 1911 VII\ f'O , z - TURIN. International Exhibition of Turin Aprril ... 1911 ... October ..l t GREAT UPBII,L WATERWORKS• TURIN (Torino), a town of 400 .000 inhabitants , which \Yas the late c::i pi ta l of Piedmont a nd of th e Sardinian States, will in 1911, a t th e sam e tim e as Rome, commemo ra te th e fifti eth annivers::iry of lhe Kingdom of Italy proclaimed in 1861. Th e visitor can reach Turin from the North and South America by luxurious and swift mail boats direct to Lile Port of Geno::i, which is only 3 hours journ ey from Turin; and fr om Greece, Turkey, Egypt, Bombay, China, Japan and Australia, lo the Port of Brindisi whicl1 is ~1 hou rs from Turin. The dist::ince by the Peninsular Express t o Turin is 14 hours from Paris, and 24 · hours from London. Turin is practica lly the entrance to Italy and visit::itors to the Exbibition can go to Milan in 2 1/2 hours, to Ven ice in 8 3/4, to Genoa in 3, to F lorence in 8 3/4, to Rome in 12 3/4, to Naples in 17 1/2. Great Reductions of railway fares during the International Exhibition·
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