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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 347

Centennial International Exhibition, Melbourne, 1888. -
Jurors' Awards.

Wellington, 1st April, 1889.
THE awards made to New Zealand exhibitors are hereby
published by direction of the Commissioners.
JAMES HECTOR,
Executive Commissioner.

[Extract.]

JURY 1.-CLASSES 1, 2, 4, AND 9.-WORKS OF ART.
THE jury were greatly interested in the large and varied
display of pictures in the New Zealand Court. The grand
and picturesque scenery by which he is surrounded seems to
incline the New Zealand artist irresistibly towards landscape
painting-a department of art in which this court is un-
usually rich. As a painter of New Zealand landscape Mr.
John Gully-several of whose works are exhibited-has for
many years held premier rank. It was with deep regret,
therefore, that the jury learnt that the death of this dis-
tinguished artist took place shortly after the Exhibition
opened. The jury were much pleased with the judicious,
careful, and excellent way in which the New Zealand works
of art are catalogued and arranged.

Oil and Water-colour Paintings.
First Order of Merit: John Gully, Nelson; Mrs. Rowan;
Kate Sperrey, Wellington.
Second Order of Merit: T. L. Drummond, Auckland; A.
Händel Gear, Christchurch; James Peele, Amberley; E.
Kate Sperrey, Wellington; Jenny Wimperis, Dunedin.
Third Order of Merit: Robert Atkinson, Auckland; R.
Beetham, Christchurch; Rosa Budden, Christchurch; E.
Chapman, Thames; T. L. Drummond, Auckland; J. Gibb,
Christchurch; A. Händel Gear, Christchurch; Isabel
Hodgkins, Dunedin; W. M. Hodgkins, Dunedin; J. Douglas
Moultray, Dunedin; E. W. Peyton, Auckland; F. E. Richard-
son, Wellington; Kate Sperrey, Wellington; D. H. Turner,
Wellington; F. M. Wimperis, Dunedin.
Fourth Order of Merit: P. A. Branfil, Nelson; Joseph
Grant, Wellington; K. Watkins, Auckland.

Etchings, Engravings, Lithographs, Chromo-lithographs, &c.
Second Order of Merit: L. J. Steele, Auckland.

JURY 2.-CLASS 3.- SCULPTURE, DIE-SINKING, AND ART-
CASTINGS.
First Order of Merit: Bock and Cousins, Wellington.
Second Order of Merit: Kohn Brothers, Wellington.

JURY 3.-CLASSES 5, 6, 7, AND 16.-EDUCATIONAL WORKS.
First Awards and Special Mention: Sir James Hector,
Wellington, landscape model of New Zealand; Sir J. Hector,
Wellington, geological relief models.
First Order of Merit: Sir W. L. Buller, Wellington, book,
"Birds of New Zealand;" J. Blackett, Engineer-in-Chief,
Wellington, maps; Colonial Museum, Wellington, geological
maps, and models of fossils; James McKerrow, Surveyor-
General, Wellington, physical maps.
Second Order of Merit: A. and E. Stone, Canterbury, fret-
work; A. Grant, M.A., Waimate, time-table for schools.
Third Order of Merit: W. J. Robinson, Auckland, mechani-
cal drawings.
Honourable Mention: F. H. Tronson, Wellington, maps
of Wellington.

Natural History.
First Award and Special Mention: Colonial Museum,
Wellington, Sir J. Hector, Director, food-fishes; Otago
University Museum, Dunedin, T. Jeffery Parker, B.Sc.,
F.R.S., C.M.Z.S., Curator, food-fishes.
Honourable Mention: H. E. Liardet, Wellington, stag's
head; W. Beetham, Masterton, stag's head.

JURY 4.-CLASSES 10 AND 11.-STATIONERY AND DRAWING.
First Order of Merit: H. Wrigg, Wellington.
Second Order of Merit: H. Brett, Auckland; A. D. Willis,
Wanganui.

JURY 5.-CLASS 12.-PHOTOGRAPHIC PROOFS AND
APPARATUS.
That these colonies have fully participated in the pro-
gress, and have kept well abreast of the rest of the world
both in the practice of photography and in construction of
photographic apparatus, is abundantly proved by the number
of awards which the jury has felt itself justified in recom-
mending should be made to Australasian exhibitors. Whether
as regards the representation of landscapes or human por-
traiture our operators take a very high position; and the
magnificent scenery of New Zealand more particularly has
been reproduced by the camera with such admirable skill
that the pictures produced are entitled to be regarded as
works of art.
First Order of Merit: Burton Brothers, Dunedin; Helen
Stuart, Auckland.

Second Order of Merit: Josiah Martin, Auckland; J. R.
Morris, jun., Dunedin.
Third Order of Merit: A. Bock, Auckland; W. Dougall,
Invercargill; J. Ring, Greymouth.

JURY 6.-CLASS 13.-HARMONIUMS, ORGANS, AND PIANOS.
Honourable Mention: Milner and Thomson, Christ-
church, piano.

JURY 8.-CLASS 14.-PHILOSOPHICAL INSTRUMENTS.
First Order of Merit: Sir James Hector, tide-gauge. Con-
structed for the inventor by Messrs. Littlejohn and Sons,
Wellington.

JURY 9.-CLASS 16.-FURNITURE.
Second Order of Merit: W. F. Crawford, Gisborne; Auck-
land Timber Company, Auckland; Winks and Hall, Auck-
land.
Third Order of Merit: Garluck and Cranwell, Dunedin;
H. Wolf, Whangarei.
Fourth Order of Merit: G. H. Linley, Wellington; S. D.
Parnell, Wellington; Walter Bayne, Auckland.

JURY 12.-CLASS 21.-SILVERSMITH WORK.
First Order of Merit: S. Kohn, Wellington.

JURY 17.-CLASSES 30, 31, AND 37.-FIBRE GOODS.
Honourable Mention: D. Murphy and Co., Otaki.

JURY 18.-CLASSES 32, 33, 35, 38.-WOOLLEN FABRICS.
First Award and Special Mention: Mosgiel Woollen
Factory, Dunedin.

JURY 19.-CLASSES 34, 36, 41.-LACE WORK.
Third Order of Merit: Mrs. J. R. Davidson, Christchurch,
Honiton lace.
Honourable Mention: E. E. Kinvig, Dunedin, cushion of
point and Honiton lace; Miss Kelly, lace; Miss McDermot,
embroidery.

JURY 20.-CLASS 39.-LADIES' FANCY WORK.
First Order of Merit and Special Mention: Mrs. J. B. David-
son, Christchurch, Honiton lace.
First Order of Merit: Helen Gallie, Christchurch, hand-
knitted Highland stockings.
Third Order of Merit: Miss L. Kelly, Rotorua, lace work;
Miss A. McDermott, Dunedin, fancy work-table cover.
Honourable Mention: Mrs. M. Kelly, Nelson, woollen
scarf, spun and knitted by hand; Emily C. Harris, Nelson,
fancy work; Miss Petherbridge, Dunedin, dinner-gown.

JURY 24.-CLASSES 45 AND 89.-TIMBER.
The practical use of some of the woods is beautifully
illustrated in some of the courts, notably in New Zealand,
where the furniture, &c., shows off to wonderful perfection
such well-known woods as rewarewa, knotted totara, and
mottled kauri, so called from a curious freak in the growth
of the ordinary kauri (Dammara australis). The same court
shows doors, the different portions of which were composed
of rimu, kauri, and matai.
First Order of Merit: Colonial Museum, Wellington; New
Zealand Commissioners, Wellington; Public Works Depart-
ment, Wellington; New Zealand Midland Railway Company,
Christchurch, collective exhibits. Booth and Co., Wel-
lington, forest trees; T. Kirk, F.L.S., Wellington, New
Zealand timber and herbarium.
Second Order of Merit: W. Rathbone, Waipawa, collec-
tion of timber; H. Smith, Mohatohu, collection of timber;
A. Tapper, Invercargill, collective exhibit of timber and
turnery.
Honourable Mention: W. Douthwaite, Hokitika, logs of
silverpine and totara; W. Muir, Dunedin, coal-baskets and
ships' fenders of supplejacks; M. Sullivan, Dunedin, coal-
baskets of supplejacks; Borough of Queenstown, Otago,
specimens of timber.

JURY 26.-FARM AND DAIRY PRODUCTS.
First Order of Merit: Greytown Butter and Cheese Fac-
tory, Greytown, cheese; G. W. Epping, Normanby, honey
in tins; Moritzon and Hopkins, Dunedin, honey in tins;
Colonel C. C. Morris, Queenstown, honey in comb; Rey-
nolds and Co., Auckland, butter in tins; J. Logan Campbell,
Auckland, olive oil.
Second Order of Merit: Colonel C. C. Morris, Queenstown,
honey in tins; George Stevenson, Poverty Bay, honey in
comb; Gear Meat Company, Wellington, tallow; Gear Meat
Company, Wellington, beef; New Zealand Dairy Association,
Auckland, butter in tins; Wayte Brothers and King, Gore,
cheese.
Third Order of Merit: W. Kirkland, East Taieri, cheese;
Waireka Dairy Factory, Oamaru, cheese Hopkins, Hayes,
and Co., Auckland, honey in tins.
Honourable Mention: Wayte Brothers and King, Gore,
cheese; J. Logan Campbell, Auckland, olives.