The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: Volume 23

Section II.—Machinery

132	Begg, John, inv.—Contrivance for straining Wire Fencing. A cheap contrivance of Exhibitor's, which has been found very useful in Fencing, particularly in steep places.
133	Finlayson, Wm., Moeangiangi, inv.—Contrivance for Paying Out Wire in Fencing, and has been found to save much trouble and time, contrived by Exhibitor.

134	Morrison, Henry, manu.—Model of a Life Boat, in glass case. Boat Builden.

135	Bourne, Clias. J.—Photograph of Stock—"Knight Templar," and "Clusterberry."
136	Robson, H. Chas. Napier, del.—Photographs, in two Frames, being Photographs of the Wairoa District, recently acquired by purchase, through the exertions of Donald M'Lean, Esq., Superintendent, from the Natives.
137	Swan and Wrigglesworth, del., No 1.—Photographs, Panorama taken from Mount Helicon, Napier, and adjoining country, looking south.
138	Swan and Wrigglesworth, del., No 2.—Panorama taken from near "Burkes," Napier Harbor and Roadstead, country looking north.
139	Swan and Wrigglesworth, del., No 3.—Maori Groups taken at Patwaikairo, near Napier.
140	Swan and Wrigglesworth, del., No 4.—Union Bank of Australia, Napier.
141	Swan and Wrigglesworth, del., No 5.—"Te Hapuku," Native Chief.
142	Swan and Wrigglesworth, del., No 6.—"Tareha," Ditto, in Native Costume.
143	Swan and Wrigglesworth, del, No 7.—Ditto, Ditto, in European Costume.
144	Whitmore and M'Niel, Napier, pos.—Photograph of Ram, with description.
145	Wilkinson, John, pos.—Photographs by Reeves, "Paris Exhibition."