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New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 110, 21 March 1864, Page 1

NEW ZEALAND EXHIBITION, 1865. LOCAL COMMITTHK : Mr. Charles Heaphy—Chairman. Mr. J as . Bell Mr. E. Maclean A. Bevcridge ~ G. P. Tiem* m W. Butler !Rev. A. G-. Burehaa ~ 11. Uiliillan Mi*. H. Walton m I. W. HaiTop ~ J. W. Willinma ~ E. King n E. W. Wymi. Hon Troasurcr ami Secretary—Mr. E. King. LOCAL AGENTS: Buy of Islands—Mr. -T. W. Williams, Mr. Bolger, Sri*. Clcndon angaron and Mongnnui—Rov. — Matthews, in*. Puckoy, Mr. T. Ball, Mr. Shepherd TTokiftngu—Mr. «T. Webster, Mr. F. L. Maniiing Kaipara—Mr. H. Walton, Mr. Mariner, Mr. IfcLpod Wangarei—Rev. — Brce, Ifr. Caller Mahumngi—Mr. J. A. Broun, Mr. Jlill, Ilr. Sullivan Orunwharo—Rev. ■ — Edgar, Mr. J. Bell, Mr. Davis Matnkana—Mr. A. T. Munro, Mr. A. MeEwcn Coromandul—Mt'.-jsrs. C. and E. Ring, ilr. Preeco, Mr. Beeson, Mr. Woodin Thames—Rev. T. Lnnlear Raglan—Rev. — Wallis, Mr. Todd Lower aikalo—Archdeacon Mnunsoll, Mr. R. O. Stewart. I pper Waikato—Rev. J. Morgan, Rev. — Garavel, Rev. B. Y. Afthwell, Mr. W. Howe Onelumgu—Rev. A. Gr, Purehas, Rev. R. LaUldey, I\rr. TI. Taylor Mr. M. IT. Roe, Mr. E. Gibbons, Mr. R. | B. Slialdern Papakura and Drurv—'Slv. W. llj>-v, Mr. G. Cole, Mr. R. Wnllis Wairoa —Mr. W. IT. Thor]), ilr. F. 11. Browne Waikoukou —Air. W. F. Blake i Otahnhn —Mr. W. .T. Grigg, Mr. A. Martin j Opoliki—-Rov. — Allegnt' 1 ! P(»verty Buy—Bishop William* 1 Taurnnga—Rev. Yoh-knrr I | rnirrc LOCAL COMMITTKK, r.<»minan>d by His _L Honor Lho Superintendent, respectfully solicits tlie co-operation and assistance of the public geneiiilly. in obtaining sample* and specimen# of Wool, Flax, Timber, Cereals, Kauri Gum, Gold, Coal, Kos>ils and Mineral? of every description ; also .Manufactured Articles and Productions of this Province, to forward for Show to tlie New Zealand Inhibition, to be held in OTAGO, oil the FIRST TI'KSDAV of -JANUARY, ISGS. The Committee! are very desirous of having this Province fully represenied at the forthcoming Exhibition, especially in respect, to those articles of natural production which are likely to become htaples of export. The method of dressing and improving these articles is the next most important subject. Any information furnished on this head will be highly appreciated, and will materially assist the Committee with the objects in view. Specimens of Natural History and information relative to Arts and Science are also required, especially such as shall exhibit the Geology ! unci of this Province. The Committee recommend that a label should be ! attached by exhibitor- In every article intended for : exhibition, describing locality where procurable, or 1 manufactured, ;md <»uantitied likely to be obtained, j and probable cost. \ it i» tho intention of tlie Committee to hold an j Kxhibitiou in Auckland, of ihe collection, before j transmitting it to at which premiums will be . awarded for art icles considered of ,-utlicient merit. The commi>siou nominated by His Excellency the ! fiovcrnor, have intimated that ihey will be prepared to receive articles on and after the first day of October next, and have H\cd the 12th of December as the latest dale on which articles can be received ; ' the collection from Ancklaad would therefore require to be shipped early in November. The Committee have fixed tlie 20th day o! < >ciobcr ns the latest date i at which articles can be received in Auckland. , Am it 'a- in contemplation by members of the ! Committee and lib-wise by ihe Hon. Secretary to j ; proeced with the collection, with a view of a proper! 1 supervision and bringing prominently under thw no- > tie»» of visitors the manufacturers anil products pen- : eraiiy of this Province : a favourable opportunity is therein- offen d to manufacturers and others ofintro- ' dueing any articles with which they may entrust the ( , oiumill' , e to »-\hibil. The < oimnitl'-e r.tviv-st ly I rust that every effort ■ will he mad-* in fiiinishiiu. r a complete collection oi articles manufactured and produced in this Province; and as tiiev are faily impressed with tho importance of Inhibitions generally, and the large amount of h.enelit re.-ulfinir tli.'ivljoht, they eonlidently anticipate that new resources of mule will open up in the export of manv ariid'-s which are now manufactured bv the aid of machinery ami otherwise to a eonsideri abb l extent in this Provinc. : The Committer r.i|iic!*t that intending exhibitors ! will forward 1" tile Secretary in writin:;" with ns littlo • del i v a - possible, a lis), of the articles intended to be i prrpare<l f«»r exhibition, ith the amount of space j (snpertieiul area i ri'quii\"l ; also the wall as the ist of May is the latest date allowed by tho New 'Zealand Commission tor receiving applications for | space. The Secretary, or any ne inber of Committer, wdl be happy to atford every inf-inuation in their power i to intending exhibitf»T^. ! The Committeo will hold themselves responsible for the safe custody and delivering of all artieals in Otaii'o, 1 lee of cost ; tho disposal of them alter the close of the Kxhibition is left dw.-retiouary witli exliihitois. The ju-iccM may be afiixeil to any articles exhibited. The Committee have made arrangement* that uny arti<vdi intended for exhibition will bt; received and stored free of expense by tho Secretary. Every care will be bestowed in packing and transmitting to Otago. Subscription* in aid of defraying fn" expenses which will be incurred in carryimr out th* above objects, will be tha?«kfnllv received by the Treasnr-r, or any member of the Committee. E. KING. Hon. Treasurer and Secretary. ! I >MM> . ' A ITICI.AN'n S'l'l'.AM Tl'li AND KKHiiV i'()M i'ANV .I.IMITKH'. I .\rrr.u. .'JKl.tlll'i. ; in 21(00 S'miri". ••!' 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