Art and Industrial Exhibited.

Marlborough Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 20902, 14 May 1887, Page 2

Art and Industrial Exhibited.

The Art and. Industrial Exhibition again attracted. a large number of visitors yesterday af ernoon and evening. We give below the prize list so far as it has been fixed, and; from it those who have not visited: the exhibition q can see what a, comprehensive display it is. There are i'n addition to the works sho\yn for , competition a number which which are for exhibition only. Among:them may be remarked the chest of drawers of- New Zealand timber, shown by Mr John M'Jvay, the excellent pair of saddles by Mr R. Kilpatrick, the two violins . by: IMr W, 3. Falconer, the modelsteam engine and quartz crushing battery by Mr Powiek, the hair work by Mr A. Harris, and . the confectionery by Mr Oldershaw. In the pictorial department Mr T. Carter has lent several large oil paintings. The best watereolor shown is one by Mr Huddlestone, which though somewhat poor in color, shows clever handling of foliage and a good deal of merit otherwise. The oblique light thrown on the picture by a well known method is perhaps rather too hard' in the edge. In decorative painting MrsHiley takes the’first place, her painting of flowers being bold and. truthful to nature. The same lady,, exhibits some very meritorious Christmas and birthday cards. The following ladies and gentlemen acted as judges in the several classes:

Essays, etc., Messrs Fildes, Carter, and Rev. J. Crump. Maps, Messrs H G. Clark and A Dobson.

Darned stockings, plain sewing and knitting ; Mrs Pasley, Mrs Duckworth, and Mrs Brown. .

Fancy wool work, cushions, crochet, macrame, crewel, embroidared work, and painting on satin or velvet; Mrs Pasley, Mrs Ducxworth, Mrs Brown and Mrs A P’Seymour. « , Paintings, drawings, artificial flowers, and screens ; Mrs Spencer and Mr Fildes. Ferns, Messrs Gillespie and Derbyshire.

Fretwork and iniai 1 work ; Messrs Douslin and Falconer.

Counterpanes, crazy work, baby clothes, lace, etc ; Mrs Fildes, Mrs Mclntire, Mrs T, Redwood, and Mr J. McAlister.

PRIZE LIST.

Class I. —Drawing and Painting. L Pencil-Landscape Drawing, open to young people under 16 ; First prize, Frances Fairhall; lion, mention, S. Griffiths. • ■ ' 3, Water Color Landscape, open to persons not exceeding 21; Hon. mention, Walter.. Ensor (Picton). x, 5. i’rawing in Chalks, open to persons of any age ; Ist prize, Miss Mary Rose. 6. Painti’ g in Oils,, open-to persons 'not exceeding 21 ;y Ist prize, Sydney -Adams? (- » *** 7. Painting in Oils, opsn to persons 0f.... ■ any- - age; Ist prize, -Miss Emma Crump. » Q. Water , Color Painting of Flowers from Nature, open to persons of any age ; Ist, prize, Mr F. J. Litchfield. ; r " ]3. ''ohristmas "Cards'; Ist prize, Mrs Hiley ; hon. mention', MLs’Prichard. 14 Birthday Car-ls’: Ist prize, Mrs Hiley; hon. mention, < iss Prichard. ; 17. Poonah Painting ; ;lit prize, Mrs Mince.. ~ i J ■ L : J 1* , , , ■ 18. Map of New "Zealand, open to children not exceeding 16; Ist prize, Charles El Matthews;{(Havelock) ; hon mention, James Rutherford (Havelock), and; John: Bown r (and- f llanny Bo « n'(Pelorus Valley). , • : Class ll.—-.Modkis, Curving'and *4 /\ t .Furniture.- /W ?>

23. Carved Mantelpiece, in New Zealand 1 Wood ; Ist prize. Ah GeeA , 7 \ 26 Wood carving ; Ist prize, Ah Gee. 26.? Inlaid- {W orkbox,- f open to'trades-, men's apprentices or others not exceedin" 21 ; Ist prize, Herbert Harris. 30. Threefold Picture Scree n, Ist prize, Walter Litchfield. ' * Class lll.—Ferns,-Grasses and J- ' Hk.RBS. ■■ 1

32. Collection of New Zealand Perns (dried and mounted), open to persons not exceeding 21 ; Ist prize, Annie Smith (Pic ton) ; lion, mention,' Miss Nora Allen (Picton). ~ , ' 33. New Zealand . Ferns (dried and mounted); Ist prize. Miss Allen (Picton); hon. mention, Miss Olive Rutland (Havelock). Class IV.—Needlework. 36, Plain Hand SewnJ Work, open to youn" people not exceeding 16 ; Ist prize, Miss Charlotte Silvius ; 2nd prize, Miss Florence Blick. 37. Kandy Wool Work, open to young people not exceeding 16 ; 2nd prize, Miss Nora Alio i.’ 3S. Crochet Work, open to young people not exceeding 16 ; Ist prize, Miss Chaytor ; special, Mrs Draper. 3D. Patchwork Cushion, open to young people not exceeding 16 : Ist prize, Miss Nora Allen. 41. Fancy Wool Work: Ist prize, Miss Evelyn Old. 44. Embroidered Cushion; Ist priz •, Miss Annie March.

48. Crewel Work; Ist prize,’ Miss Annie March.

' 49. Plain Hand Sewn Work ; Ist prize, Miss Annie Linton (Awatere). 50. Fancy Wool Work (Cushions); Ist prize Mrs R. M. Hay ; special, Mrs Wiustanley; hon. mention, Mrs Normanby. 51. Crochet work (mats and toilet set); Ist prize, Miss Annie Smale. 52* Crochet wool work shawl or cloud , Ist prize, Mrs Dalton; hon. mention, Miss Emma Crump. 53. Knitted socks [men’s) Ist prize Mrs D Herd; 2nd, Mrs Hustwick. 54. Knitted counterpane; Ist prize, Mrs Muirhead.

56. Hand-made lace ; Ist prize, Miss Jessie Dodson. 58. Macraine work ; Ist prize, Mrs Leehner, 59. Crewel work ; Ist prize, Mrs Ricliardson ; hon. mention, Miss Amy Balll, Mrs Clarkson and Mrs Dalton. GO. Rabbit Bkin mantle or jacket; Ist prize, Mrs A. P. Seymour. Class V. —Artificial Flowers. 65. Artificial flowers in paper; Ist prize, alias Crawford. 66. Artificial flowers in wax ; Mrs F. C. Litchfield Ist prize. Class VI —Stories, Essays etc. - 68. Description of tv ew Zealand ; two competitors 70 Essay on Education ; two competitors

73 Essay on the words “ Move on.’ One competitor Special Prizes.

70a Dried flowers and leaves (prize tin of lollies given by Mr OldersUaw) > Ist prize, Miss F. A. Fairhall - > » 74. Best Collection of New Zealand bird eggs (Mr;; Winter’s, prize); Ist prize, : Archibald Adams; lion, mention, Russell Adam-. 75 Placques (Mr Turners prize); Ist prize, Mrs Hiley ; 2nd prize, Miss Mary Rose. kdn I > vhun oi y' V'76. Fret Saw Work; Dr Muller’s prize, Ist, David Thomas,.honorary mention, Mrs A T Seymour >g; , ; ~, 78. . Darned Socks or Stockings; Mr Henderson’s prize ; : Ist,, :Miss Grace ; special, Miss,Smale j 79. Decorative Art ; . Mr Dodson’s prize ; Ist, Mr-Chisholm.- ~., 80, Picture. ;F.a:ne, ornamented with leather, cork, etc.; Mr Earll’s prize ; Ist Albert Stratford. wdsKiyo r ■ h 82. Plain Needle jWork, open to children under 12; Ist, Mi&s D G Fairhall; 2nd, Miss Eleanor \Vaddy ,- -s 83. Baby Clothes ; Ist, Mrs A P Seyniour ;/ , ..... .■; .•? .v.* , ). S4i Crochet Work. Petticoat, open to children under 12 ; Mrs Dalton’s prize; Ist, Miss Emily March. . , -, 'B6. .Six Exhibits of Plain Needlework ; open to yornig ladies notjexceeding 18; Ist, Miss Martha Botham' - (),; . • • '; yB7? Paiiitiua' on Satin or Velvet; Ist, ■Miss Edith Douslin ; special prize, Mr A Chisholm 88. Best pice of Ladie’s Needlework in the room ■ ■ . 89. Basket Work; Ist, John Shane, Picton ~ ~, ■ - 90 Knitted Goods; Ist, Mrs Muirhead. . 91, Knitted Cotton Goo Is; Ist, Mrs .bnirhead