THE MELBOURNE JUVENILE IN DUSTRIAL EXHIBITION.
O(Per s.s. Ringarooma, at the Bluff.) Bluff, March 9fch. The following are the New Zealand awards at the Melbourne Juvenile Industrial Exhibition :— A. P. M'Carthy, Dunedin, silver medal and five guineas, for model foot-lathe ; also first-class certificate for the same. A. G. Cosgrove, Waihola, third-class certificate, for an ornamental iron stand. Joseph Bentley, Dunedin, silver medal and two guineas, for embossing and colouring on glass. F. Angu -, Dunedin, silver medal for embossed glass. s. George, Dunedin, first-class certificate for an illuminated chess-board. W. H. P. Barber, Wellington, first-class certificate for dyed and undyed New Zealand flax, and bookmarkers worked with the same. Jane Blakely, Dunedin, first-class certificate for plain needlework. Maggie M'Dougall, Helen Welsh, Catherine Mitchell, Mary M'Millan, Ann Eddie, Annie Birch, and Jessie Pollock, Dunedin, third-class certificates for plain needlework. C. C. Macfarlan, Jackson's Bay, first-class certificate for a crochet quilt, Jessie P. G. Scott, Dunedin, first-class certificate for Iloniton lace. Mary Elley, Dunedin, socond-class certificate for cotton antimacassars. J. J. Macfarlan, Jackson's Bay, first-class certificate for a crochet cover. P. F. M'Carthy and Maggie Armstrong, silver medals for books of ferns. W. H. Field, Wellington, first-class certificate for a collection of New Zealand cryptogams. Eleanor C. Sperrey, Dunedin, silver medal, for a sketch from nature. E. Nod Barraud, Wanganui, silver medal, for a water-colour painting. Henry J. Bilton and H. A. Dobson, Christchurch, silver medals for engineering drawing also, first-class certificates for drawing of a locomotive engine, lighthouse, and mechanical drawing. R. J. Barnes, Wellington, second-class certificate for ornamental writing and time-table. John Stone, jun., Dunedin, second-class certificate for a map of New Zealand. Amy Scott, second-class certificate for a map of Palestine. Denis O'Brien, Wellington, silver medal, for yellow soap. George H. Perry, Wanganui, second-class certificate for an essay on " Benefits Conferred by the Applica tion of Steam as a Motive Power." Witb 3546 entrie-i, Melbourne and suburbs obtain C 6 gold medals, and 203 silver for 82 entries ; New South Wales obtains four ailver rneJals ; South Australia one gold medal and one silver, for 22 entries ; Tasmania, four silver for 42 entries; Fiji, ono silver fur five entries ; and New Zealaud, 10 silvw for 102 entries,, |
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Otago Witness, Issue 1478, 13 March 1880, Page 23
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366THE MELBOURNE JUVENILE IN DUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. Otago Witness, Issue 1478, 13 March 1880, Page 23
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