THE INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION.

Timaru Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 3436, 2 October 1885, Page 3

THE INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION.

(By Telegraph.) Wblungton, Oct. 1. The following further awards have beer published : — Class 19. Apparatus and processes used m papermating, dyeing, printing, stereotyping and lithography. (The Government Printing Office exhibits were not for competition.) Engraving and die-sinking — Bock and Coußins, Wellington, 1 ; Whitcombe, Tomb! and Co., Christchurch, 2 j Lyon and Blnir Wellington, 3 j Fergusson and Mitchell^ honorable mention. Lithographio and ornamental printingBock and Cousins, Wellington, 1 j Wh itcombe and Tombs, Christchurch, 2. Letter-press printing— Whitcombe anil Tombs, Christchureb, 1. Account-book manufacture — Lyon and Blair, Wellington, 1; Fergusson and Mitchell, Dunedin, 2 ; R. Burnett, Wellington, 3 ; Whitcombe and Tomb.«. Ch natch urcb, and W. Lankshoar, Wellington honorable mention. Book-binding (letter-press) —Fergusson and Mitchell, Dunedin, 1 • R. Burrett, Wellington, 2 ; Lyon and Blair, Wellington, 3 ; Whitcombe and Tombs, Christchurch, honorable mention. Specimens of machine-ruling — Lyon and Blair, 1. B ' Brown and colored wrapping paper — Fergusson and Mitchell, Dunedin, 1 1 Mataura Falls Paper Mill, 2. Paper bags— Mataura Falls Paper Mills Co., 1. Cardboard boxes for jewellery, hats, <tc. J. Forrest and Sons, Sydenham, 1 ; T. J. Tracey, Dunedin, 2. Rubber Stamps— Ffrost and Manley, Wellington, 1 j Murray and Spencer, Auckland, 2. The Flower Show at the Exhibition to-day was a great success.