THE CHRISTCHURCH EXHIBITION.
(By Telegraph.—Pi-esa Association.)
CHRISTCHURCH, this day
The following- additional awards have been made in the home industries section of the exhibition: Working" models, metal (under 17), silver medal, R. W. Olliver. Work in wood, silver modal, L. Hymun. Work in metal, showing the greatest originality, first and special, Nina Jones. Work oi" any other material, showing the greatest originality, gold medal, H. N. Reynolds; silver medal, S. Parker. Collection of work illustrating manual training1, gold medal, North Canterbury Board of Education. Composition decorative design, silver medal, Mrs. .1. S. Guthrie; special silver medal, Herbert Babbage; special gold medai, Mrs. J. S. Guthrie. Drawing and painting from nature: Head from life, monochrome, L. A. Booth; head from life, colour, R. Proctor; landscape from nature, Mrs. Weckenden: still life in colour, equal, Miss M. Aiken and Miss A. E. Abbott; flowers, Miss H. L. Smith; animals, Miss Ethel Jones.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXI, Issue 290, 6 December 1900, Page 5
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