NEW ZEALAND PRIZE EXHIBITS.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 5730, 27 October 1905, Page 6

NEW ZEALAND PRIZE EXHIBITS.

(From Our Special Correspondent.)

LONDON, September 15

The New Zealand exhibits have boon very successful at the Crystal Palace, where the Colonial and Indian Exhibition is entering upon its last week. The prize-list, which is now available for publication, shows that tho New Zealand court has carried off thirteen grand prizes, twenty-six gold medals, five silver medals, and one bronze medal. The following arc details cf the awards:— Grand Prizes. —New Zealand Govern-. ir.Giit (seven), for completeness and excellence of general exhibit, for trophy representing New Zealand dairy industry, for butter, for cheese, for fleece wool, for grain in sheaf, and for hops; Christchurch Meat Company, Limited '(two), for frozen meat, etc., and slipo wool; G. G. Stead (two), for grain and peas; J. T. Griffin (one), for peas; Mosgiel Woollen Factory Company, Limited (onof, for woollen goods. Gold Medals.—Now Zealand Government (five), for hemp, for timbers, for photographs, for sport exhibits, and for agricultural and other publications; G. G. Stead (three), for grass seed, for clovers, for .vegetable seeds, and for forestry seeds; J. and T. Meek (three), for flour, for oatmeal, and for bran; J. T. Griffin (two), for barley and clover: Christchurch Moat Company, Limited (two), for preserved meats, etc., and tallow, oloe, oils, etc.; Gear Meat Company, L'mitcd (two), for slipe wool and tallow; Dalgcty and Co.. Limited (one), for scoured merino wool; Wellington Woollen Company, Limited (one), for woollen goods; Underwood Milk Supply Company, Limited (one), for condensed milk; E. Mitchelson and Co.-(one), for kauri gums; Donaghy and Co., Limited (one), for rone, cordage, and bindingtwine; Auckland Veneer and Timber Company, Limited (one), for ornamental cabinet, door, and veneers; Frank Hyams, Limited (one), for greenstone .jewellery ;, Mav-Oatway Syndicate. Ltd. (one), for “Safety” combined iionscbeil and fire-alarm*. Silver medals have been awarded to the following Gear Meat Company, Limited, for preserved moats, etc.; S. Kirkpatrick and Co., for preserved fruits, jams, etc. : J. T. Griffin, for beans; New Zealand Canning Company, for tinned fish; G. E. Butler, for oii paintings; and Thomson and Co., for mineral waters.