THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION AT CHRISTCHURCH.

South Canterbury Times, Issue 2848, 11 May 1882, Page 2

THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION AT CHRISTCHURCH.

LIST OF 1 AWARDS. [By Telegraph.] ‘ ' CmusTCiiur.CH, May 10. To-day the Committee of Judging and Awards revised the Jury reports on Sections 8, 14, and 19, and if no protests are entered before Saturday next, they will be .confirmed in their present Jjorm. In some cases an asterisk has been prefixed to the names of exhibitors, to indicate that the Committee, acting upon the recommendation of the Jury, have decided that they may have “ certificates or gold medals,” as a mark of special excellence, though as no gold medals arc given, the distinction is purely honorary. Section Eight, Class , 32—Millinery, Costumes, and Lace : First Order of Merit, Silver Medals— Kaiapoi Woollen Manufacturing Company (Limited), also recommended for the industrial Prize ; G. Beatli and Co., Christchurch; Messrs Croker and Co., Christchurch ; G. P. Hulbcrt, Christchurch ; J. G. Harborow, Dunedin ; Rust and Co., Leicester; Crowdson and Co., Manchester; Strutt Bros., Belper, England ; Marshall and Co., Leeds ; Kerr and Co,, Paisley ; C. A. Richards, Leeds; Belfast Hemstitching Company; Mrs F. Porter, Christchurch; Belgian Collective Exhibit.

Class .‘ll—Clothing and Clothes First Order of Merit—o. Pisoni, Milan; Hyam and Son, London; Woods and C 0.,. Holmlirth, England; Foung and JMeillson, England; Miss Verral, Christchurch; Dunedin Hosiery Company; Hallenstoin Bros., Dunedin

and Christchurch ; Haworth and Co., Leicester; Matthew Dickie and Co., Glasgow; Gluziuger and Son, Manchester.

Second Order of Merit—Mrs Sharland Christchurch ; Miss Duncan, Christchurch ; Arc. J. Green and Co., Melbourne.

Section 19, Class 14 Carnages, etc: — First Order of Merit —Emsley and Courtlett,. Christchurch; W. Moore, Christchurch; Robin and Co., Dunedin ; New Zealand Railway Department, Second Order of Merit, Bronze Medals—Elmsley and Curtlet, Christchurch; Glanville and Co., Christchurch. Section 14, Class 6 First Order of Merit Silver Medals — J. 11. Crozier, South Australia; Wm. Crozier, South Australia, two awards ; Canonie Station, South Australia ; New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, four awards two gold medals: B. Shadbolt Christchurch; Poung and Dalgety, Oamaru; T. Cork, Christchurch ; A., J. Chapman,, Canterbury; E. H. D. Ferguson, Auckland; Young and Dalgety Oamaru ; N.Z. Provision and Produce Company, gold medal. Second Order of Merit, Bronze Medals —W. Crozier, South Australia ; C. G. Tripp, Orari Gorge; Mansfield Bros., S. Murgatroyd, Avonside ; T. York, Christchurch; N.Z. Provision and Produce Company. Third Order of Merit, Certificates — C. G. Tripp, Orari Gorge.; J. Homersham, Ashburton; T. York, Christchurch. Section 10, Class 43 —Jewellery and Silverware, First Order of Merit —Santa Maria Angelo, Eome; Francati and Santa Maria, Eome; F. Giorgi and Co,, •Florence; J. A. Schaid, Vienna; Levetus Bros., Birmingham; Stokes and Martin, Melbourne : G. W. Hamilton, Melbourne; Talbot and, Talbot, London ; Coates and Go., Christchurch ; Petersen and Co., Christchurch, gold medal. Second Order of -Merit, Bronze Medals—Mariottiand Fatoni,lFlorence; Sherwood and Sons, Birmingham; Blytt and Co., Christchurch; Purdy, Huntington and Co.; Saudstein and Co., Christchurch, two awards ; Coates and Co., Christchurch ; Dahm Hugs, Bohemia.