INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 2110, 2 October 1885, Page 2

INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION.

AWARDS. United Press Association, -jjjtft Wellington, Oct-i^SBB The following further awa9^Hn Class 19—Apparatus and in paper-making, dyeing, printing stereo-typing, and lithography— X]i e " Govemment Printing Office exhibit® ffere not for ocmpetition. Engraving and dyesinking—Bock and Cousins, Wellington, 1; Whitcombe, Tombs, and Co., Chmtchurch, 2; Lyon and Blair, Wellington, 3; Ferguson and Mitchell, Dunedin, hon, mention. Lithographic and ornamental printing—Bock and Cousins, Wellington, 1; Whitcombe and Tombs, Chriatehurch, 2. Letterpress printing —Whitcombe and Tombs, Christchurch, 1. Account book manufacture—Lyon and Blair, Wellington, 1; Fergusson and Mitchell, Dunedin, 2; Robert Burrett, Wellington, 3 ; Whitcombe and Tombs, Cliristchurchi i W. J. Lankshear, Wellington, honl i mention. Book-binding (letter press)—'! Fergusson and Mitchell, Dunedin, 1; R."l Burrett, Wellington, 2; Lyon and Blair, J Wellington, 3; Whitcombe and Tombs'M Christchurch, hon. mention. Specimens - of machine ruling—Lyon and Blair, 1. Brown, gray, and colored wrapping paper —Fergusson and Mitchell, Dunedin, 1; Mataura Falls Paper Mill Co., 2. Paper bags—Mataura Falls Paper Mill Co., 1. Cardboard boxes, for jewellery, hats, &c. -J. Forrest & Sons, Sydenham, 1; J, Tracey, Dunedin, 2. Rubber stamps— Ffrost and Manley, Wellington, 1; Murray and Spencer, Auckland, 2; Writing ink—The judges'will send in their award as soon as analytical tests aro completed.