JAPAN-BRITISH EXHIBITION

Otago Daily Times, Issue 14927, 1 September 1910, Page 9

JAPAN-BRITISH EXHIBITION

NEW ZEALAND AWARDS. (Fbo« OUB 07;K Cohhbspondbst.) LONDON, July 22. Princo Arthur of Cwmaught Resided on l'riday ovor a large and dfetinguishei company whicli asscmbied in tho Congress Hall at the White City to witness the distribution of tho first instalment of awards adju-. dicated by the superior jury of tho JapaaBritish Exliibition. Tho diplomas to tho British exhibitors were presented by Baron, Oura, of tho Imperial Japanese* Commission to tho Exhibition, while, tho.. Dtilre of Norfolk handed tho awards to tihd; Japanese exhibitore. Sir William and Lady' Hall-Jones represented tho Dominion, and' Mr H. C. Cameron (Produce Commissioner) was also present. ; • During the procesdings Prince Arthur road tho following telegram too hal Teceivod f from tho King:—"l heartily congratulate you and. the committee upon the success of tlw Exhibition, and I fully recognise that the excellent results ara largely duo to tho valuable services rendered by iiioeo entrusted with the Exhibition and tho cffrrymjrout of tliis undertaking." fo '' owin ? 's tho/list of awards at the Aew Zealand pavilion Grand priw, with special commendation— i'tu Government, colloctiTO ox< ■ lnbjt, New Zealand pavilion. GRAND PHIZES. Is.Z. Qovcrmncnt, Department of Agriculture—Collection of cereals and grain irt sheaf, pulse, ctc.; collection of wool fleeces I New Zealand hemp and tow; Public Worla • Uoiai'tment—Collection of N.Z. timbers:. '!■ A. Neilsen aud Son (Auckland)-Collec-Mon of kauri gum specimons; Department of iounst and Health Kcsorts-Deerheads, wild. goat and boar heads, trout, gam. - < bird skins, ctc.; Mr T. E. Donnc-IW heads; Derwrtment of Agrioulturo-Canned traits, vegetables, and tomato sauce;, Kai-'-apoi y oollen_ Company, Christcliurcli. N.^.—Woollen nianufaoturee; MosgieJ Woollen Factory Company, Dun-edin-Woollen manufactures; Wellington Woollen Majiufaohinng Company, Welfing-ton-Woollen nmnufaoturos; Departmont ,o£ Agriculture—Refrigerated produoe, meat, poultry, butter, and obccee; and coßoction of honey and honoy in tins; L. ,StontO and Co., Glasgow—Refrigerating plant. v ' DIPLOMAS OF HONOUR! Mr J. H. Beamish (Ponsouby, N.Z.)Paent pnsmahc roofing; Dopartiwrnts of D an(l , Commerce and' Tourist-and Jwrinl R T r sr^ mc ' ?Srioultural, ' iii< dustrial and other photo views: N.Z: ShinW , C c °mpany-Steamer cabin , section model of steamship, .-jhowing jtowago and discharge of refrigerated produce, rteam" ' }j' p Department of Xirricirfture-r----nTILW 7 J ? mes (CWchwch, ™,'if * ,' >em Pi li«pnrtment of AtrrirC I)p Si r.P° partlnenfc 0f Industries! v v°, °6—Kauri gum collection; H. A. ftejlsen and Son (AucklradMSreenstone jewellery and lapidary work. \ - GOLD MEDALS. ' ■ Department of Tourists and Health Re6orts—Paintings and paetek of . New, Zealand scencs; natural mineral waters and mud from Nov,, Zealand Government epaa and sanatoria;. Department .of Labom— PhotogTaplis, statistical charts, ctc.; Depart- ' ment of Agriculture—Wines; Tehala Vineyards (Havelock North), Wines; Frimley 'Vineyards (Haetinge)—Wines; S. ivirkpi-.trick and Co, (NefeonJ—Preserved fruits, vegetables, jams, sauces, etc ; Gear Meat Preserving a-nd-Freezing f . (Wei-aington)—Pressa-ved moats, eoup, meat extract;. Donaghy's Rope and Twine Co;:' (Dunedin)—Ro[)e, cordage, and binder twine; James Maddren (Chrietchurch)— Bmder twine and xopu; Auilebrook -and : Cfe; (Christchurch)—Bisouifcs ' and confectionery ; Nicol and Son» (Waimate) —Flour; ' Evan? and Co (Tima,ru)-Flour; CaJiter.bury Roller Flour Mills Co. (Ashburton)— I 1 lour; P. M'Giil (Milton)— Oatmeal; Langdown and Son (Ltd., Cliristohurch)— Rolled oats (Oatina): C. Tilburn (Diinedin), —Dining table of mottled kauri; H. T. Hayward (Dannevirke)-Inlaid table tops and tray; Thomson and Co. (Dunedin)— 1 Vatural mineral waters' (Wairongoa), aorated waters, and oondials; Pyno and Co. , (Chnstchuvch) —Dreosod shoep and lambskiiifi; Colonial Sugar Refining Co. (Auckland)— Sugar Mr H. 'C. Watorfield—Deor,' heads and wild sheep heads; Mm H. A. Neilsen—Hairwork.

. SILVER MEDALS. M'Callum (Blenheim)—-Flour; R, (Kaiapoi)—Flour; D. H.. Brown and Son' lOhmtchowh)—Floiir !• Bolfori Mill Co. (Timn.ru)—Flour,; Fleming and Co, (Gore)— Rolled oats; The Gisbonio Shoopfarmers.'Frozen" Meat Co. (Gisboroe)—Preeerved meats; Wangariui Meat Freejing. Co. (Wanganui)—Preserved moats. rueat extract, etc:-; Hupara Vinoyard (Kawa Ka\ya), —Wines; Greenm'eadowß. VineyardfHawko's Bay)— Wines; Mnanco Mission Vineyard (HawkeV Bay)— Wines; James Whinrfty (Gisborne)—Sidoboard of Now- Zealand woods; J E. Butlpr (Wellington}— Saddlery, harness, etc.; Mrs Ada Hammond— Cwhel work; The Glaxo Company! (London)—lnfanteand invalids' food; Baiham and Marriage—New Zoaland honey. : BRONZE MKDAL. J. Williamson (Foilding)—Violin- and of New' Zealand! woods... HONOURABLE MENTION. " • T. E. Donns—Maori carvings. • COMMEMORATIVE DIPLOMAS. ;;V Department of Mines—CoUeotkin of minerals; Public Works Department—, Building stone; New Zealand Government —Handbooks; Milburn Limb aad Cement •Company (Dunedin)-Poefcland cement; The First .-Pumice Company (Auck&ridj—Caj-" flinod pumice insulation; Ewing Phosphate 0», (Uunodini—Mineral Phosphate (rock iind ground); Wostport Coal Company (Wcstport)—Coal; Maoriland Copper ComP»»,y (Christcburch)—Copper ore, ■ v