INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, 1862.

New Zealander, Volume XVIII, Issue 1726, 24 September 1862, Page 3

INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, 1862.

[from our own correspondent.] The medals and honourable mentions awarded by the International Juries concerning New Zealand exhibitors. MEDALS TO Bank of New Zealand.—For valuable scries of the varieties of Gold from the Otago fields. Heaphy C.—For his collections and geological map of Auckland, and his drawings of volcanic rocks and hot springs. D. Monro, (Nelson). —For excellent sample of oats. Hunter, Mr.—For Eastwold fleeces of fine quality. Moore, Mr. G. —For Leicester fleeces of fine quality. Morgan, Rev. G. —For mixed breed fleeces of fine quality. Baigent, senr. (Nelson). —For fine logs and slabs of the trees of that colony, including a fuschia trunk, 9 feet high and 1£ inches in diameter. Blcazard, li. (Auckland). —For machine made buckets from kaikatea wood, varnished with kauri grm varnish. Blick, Brothers (Nelson). —For a bark called hinau used for dying brown and black. Clifford, Sir Chas. —For a collection of the ferns of the Colony. Combes and Daldy.—For very fine specimens of kauri gum.

Commissioners for Auckland.—For a collection of 39 woods of the Colony in the form of boxes containing the leaves. Elliot, Chas. (Nelson). —For a tea poy of Native woods, well carved. Ellis, Mr. (Wellington).—For cotton stand and vase turned in native woods.

Home, Dr.—For a collection of the ferns of the Colony.

King, W. (Auckland). -For cotton wool grown by the exhibitor in the Ovalau, Fiji Islands, value Is. Id. per lb. Lloyd, Ncill ( Auckland). —For prepered New Zealand iiax.

Manukau Saw Mills (Auckland). —For fine slabs of the timbers of Auckland.

Matthews, W. (Auckland).—For door mats made from Native basts.

Nattras, Luke (Nelson). —For specimens of New Zealand flax prepared for making paper. Prdbert, J. (Auckland).—For prepared New Zealand iiax.

Purchas, Rev. A. and Ninnis, J.—For machine dressed New Zealand flax.

Ring, C. (Auckland).—For a magnificent plank of the mottled kauri.

Scott, A. (Auckland).— For remarkable specimens of kauri gum. Taylor, Rev. K. (Auckland).—For matting bags of Native materials.

Vblkner, Rev. C. (Auckland).—For mats and baskets and a collection of Native manufactures of New Zealand flax, chiefly Native dresses. White, W. (Auckland)— For carving in hard wood. Woodward, Jonas—For a collection of the ferns of the Colony. Lloyd, Ncill —For strong serviceable rope. Mason, J.—For a 100 table of excellent workmanship. HONOUBABLE MENTIONS OP Cadman, J.—lnteresting series of the rocks of the Colony. Fox, Mrs.—Drawings of New Zealand flora. Coombcs and Daldy—Coffee, a new production. Ruiiciraan, Mr.—Leicester and Merino cross fleeces. Taylor and Co., Messrs.—Merino and Hampshire Down fleeces. Crombie, J. N.—Views in the Colony. Morgan, Rev. (Auckland)—Totara bark for dying red.

Nelson Chamber of Commerce—Collection of specimens of prepared New Zealand flax by different producers. Tay!':u\ I\qv, E.—Collection of textile ftbre.--