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Class 241. Joseph Jordan, Dunedin. Cat. No. 316. Counterpane or table-cover. Excellently got up, and of good material. Second degree of merit. Classes 623 to 627. (Supplementary Report.) George Dixon, Wellington. Cat. No. 1,311. A very fine., excellently-preserved, rich, strong raspberry-vinegar, of good colour and fine flavour. First degree of merit. J. D. Feraud, Clyde. Cat. No. 1,312. A sample of well-prepared raspberry-vinegar, of good quality, but slightly fermented. Third degree of merit. Kempthorne, Prosser, and Co., Dunedin. (Not in Catalogue.) A sample of good-flavoured raspberry-vinegar, but rather strongly fortified with alcohol. Third degree of merit. W. J. Moitatt, Invercargill. A sample of fairly well-prepared raspberry-vinegar, of good flavour. Fourth degree of merit. Classes 206 to 216. Austin and Kirk, Christclmrch. Cat. No. 190. Closet-cistern and paviors. Third degree of merit. George Boyd, Auckland. Cat. No. 191. Good collection of retorts, crucibles, and firebricks. Second degree of merit. W. Plant, Thames. Cat. No. 192. Good insulators, &c. First degree of merit. Class 253. T. R. Proctor, Christchurch. Cat. No. 373. For jade, or greenstone, mounted and unmounted, Fourth degree of merit. Class 251. Coombes and Son. Cat. No. 348. Skilful workmanship in men's strong and light boots, good material; well adapted to the colonies. Second degree of merit. Lightband, Allan, and Co., Christchurch. Cat. No. 352. Skilful workmanship in ladies', gentlemen's, and children's boots and shoes of good quality of material. Third degree of merit. Sargood, Son, and Ewen, Dunedin. Cat. No. 356. Boots and shoes. Good quality of material; well made. Fourth degree of merit. Classes 100 to 107. H. D. Jackson, Nelson. Cat. No. 13. A new mineral called Richmondite. First class. Bank oi New Zealand. Cat. No. 2. Capital collection of alluvial gold. First class. D'Urville Island Copper Mining CoMPAny. Cat. No. 7. Copper ores. Very excellent. Second class. Johnson Brothers, Nelson. Cat. No. 14. Good exhibit of blende. Third class. T. R. Hackett. Cat. No. 11. Chromium, large specimen; non-competitive. First class. Hematite Paint Company, Nelson. Cat. No. 12. Iron. Fair exhibit. Third class. Dr. James Hector. (Omitted in Catalogue.) A remarkable palasontological collection. First class. G. Munro, Dunedin. Cat. No. 57. White and grey marble. First class. Canterbury Marble Company. Cat. No. 51. Marbles and serpentines. Good for ornamental building purposes. Third class. Oamaru Stone Company, Oamaru. Cat. No. 59. Building stone. Light, and easily worked. First class. William Daniel, Southland. Cat. No. 52. Limestone suitable for heavy work. First class. Julius von Haast. Cat. No. 55. Good collection of building stone. First class. Edward McCaffrey, Queenstown. Cat. No. 17. Building stone. Good hard stone; smooth surface. First class. J. D. Enys, Canterbury. Cat. No. 54. Building stone. Similar to Oamaru stone. Second class. Port Chalmers Building-Stone Company. Cat. No. 61. Very excellent stone for basement and kerbing purposes. Second class. Colonial Museum. Cat. No. 52. Paving stone. Second class. Otago Slate Company. Cat. No. 60. Slates. Take polish well, but rough. Second class. Gum and Spence, Otago. Cat. No. 85. Clays. Appears excellent material. Second class. G. Munro, Dunedin. Cat. No. 87. Very good fine clay. Second class. John B. Stansell, Christchurch. Cat. No. 88. Very good glass-making sand. First class. Pawa Rika Lithographic Stone Company. Cat. No. 95. Lithographic stones. Very suitable for transfer-work. Third class.

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