NELSON.

North Otago Times, Volume II, Issue 45, 29 December 1864, Page 1 (Supplement)

NELSON.

The greater portion of the exhibits from Nelson for the New Zealand Exhibition will &be seat by the steamer which leaves on the 142th inst.j but we understand that a few Icicles may probably be left for the steamer gm- 03rd, the latter being the very latest |n the u r +hat wiU be a ff or) ied for the adgpportumty ««^ t:ibttt i ons to the Exhibition. ipsion^ ot co, n* .jj f _ cite interest> w in be Rue article which il of CQal fi . om the I section of a sea^ . teen feet in thicknpg8> fuller, upwards of s* recentl discover ed at |e nugget of gold btoi n e ' d in the same Je Lyel . and others^ . exhibited by the Icality last year, yill d m lsQ tfaaot |ion Bank of Australia, a t haye iention, while persons , form ft lited Nelson will be able \ and Ibly accurate idea of lt collection Smtry are like, from an excelled M I nearly fifty photographs tal\P b^ Etcher. The value of another ot^*. t ft will be shown by the numerou^ Sments, prepared from chrome ortV t , Mtton. Some preparations of fla^c \ ine gentleman, effected by chemicdl agW"g' Be produced, we think, the finest sampTL Bflax we have ever met with, an jnspectial B which must cause everyone to rotret that* m the raw material growing in brofusior* % over the country, nothing has hitherto In successfully done to rendtr it in article Icommerce. Nelson eloth, wTiicb has alidy attained considerable celebrity for its Itllent quality, will be found apong our ! %i manufactures, as well as lather, ale, ler, and cider, and in this department we Wy do not know to what length the list ilie X great object which is sought to be Hevedbvthe Exhibition, and in factthe lone which could justify the expenditure Irred upon it, is to bring before the world inatural wealth of the country, xn order to In its development, and thereby stimulate I and industry. If these great objects loDly partially attained, the New Zealand ibition will not have been held m vain.— Iminer.