THE JUBILEE EXHIBITION.

Press, Volume LVII, Issue 10833, 7 December 1900, Page 3

THE JUBILEE EXHIBITION.

NOTES AND JOTTINGS

In the Workers' Section tlie judges in the tin, copper, and sheet iron work sections express regret that so iTw of the young people competed in the section for tin, copper, ami sheet iron woik, iind considering the smaJl number of exhibits, think that the copper work could not be much improved upon in quality, but regret that tiiere were not more competitors. In the section for blacksmithing, the judges regret that the exhibits in tite class so few, consid-eriiK; the very liberal pri?:ei< otfereil, and from the large numbers of young workers iit Christcliureli alone, they "think there should have oeen from 30 to" 50 entries, instead of only 6. In the class for moulding' iron and brass, the judges found it necessary to divide the iron and brass castings into two classes, as they differed yen , materially in manufacture anil composition, and this division had necessitated two sets of prizes. TLe whole of the work in all the classes is of exceptional merit, and .snows a great amount cf care and thought in production.

An addition to the side shows, which was very much admired, was mada last night in the shape of Mr Bachelor's exhibit of trained birds. The birds do all Knds of things excellently, and the whole show is well worth a visit.

The exhibition of the Rontgen Rays by Messrs Turninill and Jones was well attended yesterday, and those who availed themselves of the opportunity of inspecting the results were highly pleased. For to-night Madame Winter has arransjed a concert, and a, very attractive programme lias been issued.

The attendance yesterday of visitors to the Kx.nb.tion was yen- large. In addition to the hall being crowded, there was a considerable influx in tvs avenues.

A pianoforte recital v.ill be given at the Kxhibition Hall on Monday evening by Messrs Kmpson, L«win. and" Tendall. when an excellent programme will be provided from the works of Mendelssohn, Chopin Wagner. Greig, Raff, Mcskowski, Gottschalk, and Thalberg.

WORKERS' EXHIBITS SECTION. Tho following are some of the results of the ovtside competitions in the above section- — Sectiou IV.-Blacksmithing-(J u dpes: J. Johnston, J. Keir, and A. Johnston). Class I —Open to ail not over 13 years of age. tubclass u-Ist silver medal, certificate, and prize value 12s 6d T. H. Martin. Gcraldine; -2nd bronze medal, certificate, and prize value 7a Gd, A. Hunter, Sydenham. Class ll.—Open to a 1 not over 22 years of age. Sub-class a—lst silver medal, certificate, and prize value 25* H. fc. Koniicti. Christchurch. Class III._! Oncn to all rot over 25 yes-rs of ace. Siibc.asses a an b—lst, silver medal, certificate J.IHI pnzj ya'iis -W. 5, A. E. Bz-il, Sydenham;' special gold medal for boat work in 'tlia whole section, A. E. Bell, Sydenham. hectiou V — Uugiuoers' Fittings—(Judges ; Messrs J. T Dauks, A. Johnston, and W. Fclton). Class I.—Open to all not over 18 years of a-e. Sub-class a—lst, silver medal, certihcate, and prize valued at 20*, L. Thomas, A.-altham. Class ll.—Open to all not over 22 years of age Sub-class a—lst, silver medal, certificate, and prize valued at 20s, H F Garrard, Christchurch, and W. Cnristclrarch. equal. Section Vl.—Pattern Milking—(Judges • Messrs J. Patterson, H. Hepburn, L,ucas). Clas3 I.—Open to all not over 13 years of age. tub-class a—lst, silver medal, certificate, and prize valued at S2os, J. H buckling, Limvood. Class lll.—Open to all not over 25 years of age. Sub-class a—lat, silver medal, certificate, and prize valued at 255, E. M. C. Guest, Masterton; 2nd, bronze medal and prize va.ued at 15s, A. E. Copley, Christchurch ; special cold medal for best work in section, K. M. C. finest, Mastertou. Section VIL- Moulding Iron a»d Eras--— (Judges: ilessrs E. Buchanan, 11. Z. Pric?, H. Wiliis). Class 1.--Oi)Pii to all not over 18 years of age— \>-.id, bronze medal, certificate, tnd prize valued at ]ss, L. AVatson. Spreydon. Class 11.--Open to all not over 22 yeurs of age. Sub-c'.ass a (bra-ss work)—lst, silver medal! certificate, r.nt! prize value -20a, C. T. Price, Sydenham. Sub-class a (iron work)—lst, silver medal, certificate, and prize value 20», R. C. Smith, Wellington; 2nd, bronze medal', certificate, and prize value 10s, A. Day, Christchurch, Urd, certificate and 103. A. Christmas. Addington. Clas3 TlL—Open to all not over 25 years of age. a (brass work)—lst, silver medal, certificate, and prize value 20s, C. T. Price, Sydenham. Special gold medal for the best work in the whole section, C. T. Price, Sydenham.

Section Vlll.—Plumbers' Wcrk—(Judges - Messrs AY. Dixey, C. Colville, and Cuthbert). Class I.—Open to all not over 18 yeare of age. Sub-clas3 a—lst, silver medal, certificate, and prizo valued at 15s, A. E. Falconer, Christchurch. Class ll.—Open to all not over 22 years of age. Sub-clas3 a—lst, filver medal, certificate, and prize valued at 20s, A. Jack, Palmerston A T orth: 2nd, bronze medal and prizo valued 10s, R. Haigh, Linwood; 3rd, certificate and ss, H. Harrow, Christchurch. Class lll.—Open to all not over 25 years of age. Sub-class a—lst. silver medal, certificate, and prizo valued at 20a, H. Harrow, Christchurch ; 2nd, bronze medal and , prize valued at 10s, R. Haig, Linwood ; 3rd, certificate and !>.-«, <\. Heinz, Auckland. Special cold medal for best work in section, A. Jack, Palmerston .North.

■V"t.; n -i IX. — Metal Turning—(Judges : Ttefra T. Danks, Arthur Johnston, and W. i cxtoii). Class I.—Open to all not over 18 years of age. Sub-class a—lst, silver medal, certificate, and prize value 15s, T. Topliss, Christchurch. C.asa ll.—Open to all not over 2*2 years of age. Sub-class a—lst, silver medal, certificate, and prize value 30s, C. J. ileKelvey, Kangiora; 2nd, bronze raedal and prize valued at 15s. B. Ogilvie, Christchurch. Sub-class b—lst, silver medal, certificate, and prize valued at 20s, T. Topliss, Christchurch; 2nd, brouzo meJal and prize valued at 15s, \V. Jones, Christehuroh ; 3rd, certificate and prize v-ihied ;>t 10*. J. Mitchell, Sydenham. Speck?, gold m?dal for b?st work in section, j.. Tooli.ss, Christchurch.

Section X—Black Sheet Iron Work— (Judges: Messrs W. Congreve, J. Mercer, and 11. Oakley). Class I.—Open to all not over 18 years of age. Subclass a—lst, silver medal, certificate, and prize valued at 15s. E. E. Piper, Sydenham. Class ll.—Open to all not over 22 years of age. Sub-class a—2nd, bronze medals and prizes valued at 15s each, V. G. Jones. Christchurch, and C. Blyth, Christchurch. Class lll.—Open to all not over '25 years of ase. Sub-class a—lst, silver medal, certificate, and pri7e valued at 20s, C. E. Piper, Sydenham. Special gold medal for best work in section, C. K. Piper. Sydenham.

Section Xl.— Tin Work— (Xudgcs: Messre Congreve, Mercer, and Oakley). Class I.— Open to all not over 18 year 3of age. Subclass a —lst, silver medal, certificate, and prize valued at 15s, W. Hunt, Timaru; 2nd, bronze rijednl, certificate, and prize valued at ss, \V. J T>v'nr. Ranpiora. Cine* ll.—Open to all not -ever 22 years of age. Sub-j!ass a—lst, silv. r liit-vii!. c»riiiicate, and prize valued at 15s, F. L. Booth. Christrhurch; 2nd, bronze medal and certificate, and ins, H. K. Bean, Christchurch. Class lll.—Open to all not over 25 veers. Sub-class a—lst, silver medal, certi-fi'-ati. , aad prize valued at 15s, N. Grenfell. Woo , stem, nnd A. Halmshaw. Dampier's Hay, equal. No gold medal awarded in this se'etloi.

S?ction Xll.—Copper and Zirc Work — f '"'if ;: lli-sr!" Confjreve. Mercer, and Oakley). Class I.—Open to all r.ot over 18 years ot cge. Sub-class a—lst, silver medal, certificate, and prize valued at 15s, P. L. Penrose, Addington. Class ll.—Open to all not over 22 years oi age. Subclass a —2nd. bronze niedal and prize valued at 15s. F. A. Treebury, Christchurch. Class lll.—Open to all not over 25 years of Sub-class a—lst. silver medal, certified* , , .-ml prize value:! Nt 20s, F. A. Treebnry, Chrstchurch; 2d, bronze medal and

"r; 7 » vaiupl at 15* A Jf White. Christchurch. Special gold medal for bst work in ir'. A. Treebury, Christcliurch.