IMPERIAL EXHIBITION.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXXI, Issue 15210, 22 January 1910, Page 11

IMPERIAL EXHIBITION.

NEW ZEALAND AWARDS. [Pm Press Association.] ■ WELLINGTON, January 21. The High Commissioner has supplied the following official list of New Zealand awards at tho Imperial International Exhibition New Zealand Government, diploma for Grand Prize, with special commendation, for collective exhibit. Grand Prize.—Department of Agriculture, for canned fruits, etc.’, cereals and pulse, refrigerated produce, collection of wool in the fleece; Public Works Department, collection of timbers; Tourist Department, deer beads and sporting trophies; Kaiapoi Woollen Company, woollen manufactures; Mosgiel Woollen Company, woollen rugs; Neilson and Son, collection of kauri gum; Wellington Woollen Company, woollen manufactures; Miss F. Roberts, Imperial dresscutting system. Diplomas of Honour.—Tourist Department, for scenic, agriculture and other views; Department of Agriculture, for apples and pears, hemp and tow, honey, hops; Industries and Commerce Department, for kauri gum ; T. E. Donne, red deer heads; James Maddroii, hemp; Timaru Milling Company, fic»ur and oatmeal. Gold Medal. —New Zealand Government, Department of Agriculture (two medals), for potatoes and pumpkins and wines (Waerenga); Labour Department, photographs and statistical charts, etc.; the Tourist; Department, paintings and natural mineral waters and mud from the Government spas and sanatoria (three medals); B. Chambers (To-Mata), wines; the Christchurch Meat Company, bacon and hams; Colonial Sugar Refining Company, sugar; Donagliy’s Rope and Twine Company, rope and twine; the Frimley Orchard, wines; the Gear Meat Company, preserved meats; T. Hayward, inlaid tabletops, etc.; Kirkpatrick and Co., preserved fruits; James Maddren, twine and rope ; Nielsen and Son, greenstone jewellery; Mrs S. Neilsen, fancy work in human hair; Payne and Co., dressed sheepskins and lambskins; Thompson and Co., mineral waters; C. Tilburn, dining-table of New Zealand woods; Tonkin and Co., rabbits and bares; Trapnell and Co., flour, semolina, and r. hoatmeal; H. C. Waterfield, deer heads.

Silver Medals.—Gisborne Meat Com-