The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: Volume 23

Section III

Section III.

Class 18.

2943 Clark and Co, Paisley.—Sewing and Crochet Cotton Thread
2944 Frazer, George, Son and Co, Manchester.—Samples of Cotton Fabrics
2945 Lee and Co, Daniel, Manchester.—Samples of Cotton Printsand Furniture Prints
2946 Ashton, Brothers, Manchester.—Samples of Grey and White Calicoes
2947 Schwabe, S., Manchester.—Samples of Prints
2948 Henry, A. S. and Co, Manchester.—Sample of Velvets, Mole skins and Cords

Class 19.

2949 Lockhart, W. and N., Kirkcaldy, R. B. Martin and Co., agents.—Fishing Net, 53 yards long, 300 meshes deep.

Class 20.

2950 Neville, Lady Dorothy, Dangstin, near Petersfield, Hants.—Cocoons of Ailanthus Silk Worm ( Bombyx Cynthea), and Sample of Silk made from it
2951 Henry. A. S. and Co., Manchester.—Samples of Velvets

Class 21.

2952 Bull and Wilson, St. Martin's Lane, London.—Patterns of Various Fabrics for Coats, Trousers, and Waistcoats
2953 Craven, Joseph, Bradford.—Shawls and Dress Goods, chiefly made from New Zealand Wool, shewing what can be made of this material
2954 Firth, Edwin and Sons, Heckmondwicke, near Leeds.—Blankets, white and colored
2955 Ramsden, Walmsley Abrm., Bingley, Yorkshire, manu.—Semi-Lustres, of various qualities. Cotton Warps and Lustre Yarn, made from Yorkshire and Lincolnshire Hog Wool
2956 Schwann, Kell and Co., Bradford.—Patterns of 31 Varieties of Plain and Tinted Merinos, Coburgs, Mohairs and Alpaca Lustres, Italian Cloths, &c.
2957 Bell, Edmund and Co., Bradford.—Specimens of Black Co burgs and Baratheas
2958 Craven, Joseph, Dole Mill, Bradford.—
1. Mousselines de Laine, Merinos d'Ecosse; Cashmere d'Ecosse; Repp, Cordes do Repp, Diagonals, various colors; Melange, various colors; Llamas, various colors—all wool
2. Coburgs, Victoria Cord, Coburgs for Shawls and Cloaks, Victorettas, Paramattas, Henriettas, Baratheas, Double and Single Twills, Indiana Shawls and Scarfs, Thibet Cloth—all in cotton warp
3. Shawls, Cloak Cloths, Mantle Cloths, Handkerchiefs, and Neck Ties—in all colors, and all wool
2959 Foster, John and Son, Black Dike Mills, Bradford, Yorkshire, manu.—Various Specimens, illustrating the Mohair and Alpaca Manufacture:— Mohair, or Goats' Wool, grown in Angora, Asia Minor Black, brown, fawn and grey Alpaca Wool, grown in Peru Combed Mohair Tops, in three qualities Mohair Noils out of same Combed Alpaca Tops, in medium quality, of black, brown, fawn white, and grey Do do, in fine quality of white and grey Alpaca Noils out of same Yarns.—Mohair, Mohair weft, Alpaca wefts, Mohair and Alpaca Pyrenees (in two shades), Mottled Alpaca (in three shades); Paper Tubes containing weft, as exported ready for the weaver's use Finished Goods.—Mohairs, Alpaca Lustres, &e. Small portion of violet and white Mohair Leno, from a dress selected by the Bradford Committee for presentation to the Princess Alexandra, on her marriage, March 8th, 1863

Class 22.

2960 Crossley and Sons, Halifax—Carpets, Rugs, Tapestry, &c.
2961 Shaw, Geo., Everton, Liverpool—Floor Cloths.—J. Manning, Agent, Dunedin.

Class 23.

2962 M'Crea, H. C. and Co., Halifax, manu.—Damasks, Table-covers, Reps

Class 25.— Sub-class B.

2963 Condion, Thos. Richd., London—Brushes.

Class 26.

2964
2965 Brace, Henry, Walsall, per Fredk. Moss, Dunedin—Saldles, Harness, Whips, &c.
2966 Blackwell, S., Oxford street, London, per J. Hay, Dundin—Saddlery.
2967 Milroy, F. and Sons, London—Gentlemen and Ladies' Saldles, and Cart Harness
2968 Silver, S. W. and Co., London—Portmanteaus, Trunks, Bags

Class 27

2969 India Rubber, Gutta percha and Telegraph Works Co., (Limited.) Mr. Alexander R. Hay, agent, Dunedin. Domestic.
1. Coats, single and double texture, Fabrics, Sheeting, Cambric, Twill, Nainsook, Indian Cloth, Silk, &c., prepared specilly for the colonial climate.
2. Driving Capes, as above.
3. Inverness Capes, as above.
4. Ladies' Cloaks, as above, of Silk, India Cloth, and Nainsook
5. Helmets, Caps, and Leggings, Riding Aprous, Chaise Aprons, &c.
6. Boots for Fishing.
7. Ground Sheets, for Camps, Exploring, &c., and gun-covers.
8. Bottles, portable of air-proof materials, Cushions, Beds, Pillows, Life Belts, Boats, &c.
9. Patent India Rubber Mats.
10. India Rubber Tubing, for Gas, Ebonite, and Gutta-percha.
11. Speaking Pipes, with Whistles, &c.
12. Ebonite Walking Sticks, Napkin Rings.
13. India Rubber Hose, Rose Jet and Spreader, for watering gardens.
14. Specimens (various), India Rubber, Gutta-percha, Ebonite adapted for Domestic purposes.
2970 Silver, S. W. and Co., London, manu.—Gentlemen's Clothing.—Clothing in Tweed Cloths, made especially for the Colony; also, clothing in leather.
2971 Wilson, William and Sons. London.—Boots and Shoes

Class 28.

2972 Ibbotson, P. and Sons, New Slough, Bucks—3 Reams Paper, A. B. C.

Class 29.

2973 Committee of Council on Education, London.—Set of 41 Drawings, illlustrating the Course of Instruction pursued in the Schools of Art which receive assistance from the Government.
2974 Stanford, Edward, Geographical Establishment and London School Library, 6, Charing Cross, London.—Now School Maps of Europe, Holy Land and Australasia, price, on rollers, varnished, 13s each. Stanford's Library Maps of Australasia and South America, on rollers, varnished, £3. Stanford's New Map of Nelson and Marlborough, price, in sheets, 7s. 6d.
2975 Smith and Son, Charing Cross, London, manu.—Maps and Globes. The Map of the World, constructed under the Commissioners for National Education in Ireland.
2976 Johnstone, W. and A. K., Edinburgh.—One Case Maps, pre sented to the Commissioners.
2977 Lillywhite, John, London.—Cricketing Materials

Class 30.— Sub-class C.

2978 Silver, S. W. and Co., Bishopsgate Within, London, manu. — Furniture, assorted, consisting of Chairs, Tables, Couches, Easy Chairs, Davenport, Chiffoniers, Wardrobe, Washstands, &c. Mr. Alexander R. Ray, agent, Dunedin.
2979 Peyton and Peyton, Birmingham.—Metallic Bedsteads
2980 Jackson, George and Sons, London.—Papier-Mache Goods, for interior decoration
2981 Woollans, W., Marylebone.—Samples of Paperhangings

Class 31.

2982 Carpenter and Tildesly, Willenhall, Staffordshire.—Various descriptions of Locks, Latches, Currycombs, &c.
2983 Garfitt and Son, Sheffield.—Scythes, Scythe Shafts, Handles, and Irons
2984 Gilpin and Sons, Staffordshire—Hardware
2986 Phillips and Hill, Birmingham, manu., R. B. Martin and Co., agents.—Wire Fencing and General Iron Goods.
2987 Johnston, Christopher, Sheffield.—Britannia Metal Goods, and Electro-plated Goods
2988 Lambert, Thomas, and Son, London, —Cocks and Valves, for Gas, Water, and Steam
2989 Watson, Gow and Co., Glasgow.—Cooking and Heating Stoves and Grates

Class 32.— Sub-class A.

2990 Baker, W. M., London—Awls, Bodkins, &c.
2991 Hey wood, Jos., and Co., Sheffield, manu.—Pocket Knives, Table Knives Bread Knives.

Sub-class B.

2992 Johnston, Christopher, Sheffield—Cutlery, Files, and Mcchanics' Tools
2993 Sorby, Robt., and Sons, Sheffield, R. B. Martin and Co., agents.—Cutlery and Edge Tools.
2994 Ward and Payne, Sheffield, manu., R. B. Martin and Co., agents.—Tools used in the Building Trade, also Sheep Shears
2995 Leggoe, W., Sheffield, manu., R. B. Martin and Co., agents.—Edge Tools
2996 Gilpin, Win., and Son, Cannock, Staffordshire, manu., R. B. Martin and Co., agents.—Edge Tools, and Horticultural and Agricultural Tools.
2997 Rogers and Son, Sheffield, manu.—Cutlery.

Class 34.

2997 a Phillips, Wm. P. and George, London.—Glassware
2998 Green, James, 35, Upper Thames-street, London.—Obtained Prize Medal, International Exhibition, 1862, for Chandeliers and Lustres, and general excellence in Cutting and Engraving Table Glass Fine Cut and Engraved Table Glass, of every descriptor Two Hanging Candle Chandeliers, and two pairs Chimneypiece Lustres Dinner Services Dessert Services Toilet Services Made up in Services for sale. Also samples of Common Cut and Pressed Glass

Class 35.

2999 Doulton and Watts, London, manu., R B. Martin and Co. agents.—Pipkins, Fountains, Funnels, Pitchers, Carriage Warmers' Pickle Pans, Cheese Pans, Butter Pots, Jugs of all kinds, Tobacco' Pots, Spittoons, Barrels, Vases, Filters, Segmental Sewers, Air Bricks, Paving Tiles, Junctions and Chimney Tops
3000 Green, James, London, manu., R B. Martin and Co., agents.—China and Earthenware.
3001 Phillips, Wm. P. and George.—Porcelain and Earthenware

Class 36.

3002 Shaw, George, Liverpool, manu.—Waterproof Fabrics, Knife Boards, Knife Cleaning Powder, and India Rubber Goods.
3003 Kent, George, London, J. Manning, Agent, Dunedin:—Patent Rotary Knife Cleaning Machine.
  • Whisk and Mixing Machine—Griffiths' Patent.
  • Apple Paring Machine.
  • Patent Clothes Wringing Machine.
  • Patent Water Filter.
  • Pocket Filter for Travellers.
  • Patent Butter Churns.
  • Egg Beaters, &c. &c.