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Evening Star, Issue 3049, 26 November 1872, Page 4

The Interprovincial and Vienna Exhibitions.— A meeting of the various sub-committees appointed to make the necessary arrange men's for the Exhibition of the products of New Zealand for transmission to the International Exhibition at Vienna, wk? held yesterday afternoon, at three o’clock, in the Provincial Council Library. His Honor the Superintendent occupied the chair. The meeting was held for the appointment of judges in the various classes, and the following appointments were made :—Wool: Messrs Ludlam. C. Hurst, J.Hossack, D. M‘Lean, and Dowling ; three to form a quorum. Flax : Messrs J. A. Bird, I. B. Sheath, T. M. Hassal, J, P. Jameson, E. Forbes, and J. Birch; three to form a quorum. Grain and Flour : Messrs J. L. Wilson, D, Christy, A. Duncan, W. Boag, W. Miles, and W. Vincent; three to form a quorum. Coal and other Minerals :Dr Hector, Dr Haast, Rev. C. Fraser, Messrs ,1. Anderson, J B, Stansell, Langdown, and Montgomery; three to form a quorum. Machinery ; Messrs Selby, Tancred, Jenkins, Adam (T komairiro), G. Thornton, E G, Wright, and Wilkin ; three to form a quorum. Miscellaneous Arucles : Messrs E. (I, Wright, Sawtell, Hawkins, A. J. White, J. P. Jameson, W, D. M ood, Gordon, J. J. Fletcher, and W. H. Lane; three to form a quorum. Mr E. G. Wright moved the following resolution “ That the names of the geptlemen appointed by this committee tq act as judges at the exhibition of New Zealand produce and manufactures, about to be held iu Christchurch, be forwarded to the t-eneral Government, with an intimation that the committee will be glad if the General Government will add the names of any gentlemen from other parts of New Zealand whom they may think it desirable to nominate in each class as judges.”— Lyt* teltoii Times, Nov. 22.