The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: Volume 82

Catalogue. — Department I. — Raw and Manufactured Products

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Catalogue.

Department I.

Raw and Manufactured Products.

Class 1.—Products of the Cultivation of Forests, and of the Trades appertaining thereto.

1—	Ah Gee, Blenheim. Ornamental Mantelpiece.
2—	Arnold, Edwin, Wellington, Wickerware.
3—	Auckland Timber Company, Auckland. Articles of Local Manufacture.
4—	Bacon, Septimus, Masterton. Joiner's Work, &c. page 2
5—	Bath, Charles, Wellington. Dinner-Waggon—Carved in antique style. Manufactured from New Zealand woods only. Designed and made by the Exhibitor.
6-	Bennett, Thomas, Carterton. Variety of Turned Work in New Zealand Woods; also Totara Rimu Knobs, & c., rough and polished.
7—	Blackett, John G., Nelson. 2 Native Wood Walking sticks.
8—	Boenicke, Richard, Basketmaker, Dunedin. General Basketware, Chairs, Flower-stands, & c., of Native Woods.
9—	Booth & Co., William, Carterton, Wairarapa. Plank and Section of Totara Timber.
10—	Dawson & Sons, John H., Invercargill. 1 Totara Board, Polished.
11—	Findlay & Company, Limited, Dunedin. Doors Sashes Mantelpieces.
12—	Fullerton, David, Mauku, Auckland. 6 Ancient Maori Staffs.
13—	Gibson, John, New Plymouth. Ground Charcoal, same as supplied for Meat-Freezing purposes to Auckland Freezing Company.
14—	Hallet & Ewing, Wellington. Joinery and Turnery, &c.
15—	Harding, John, Mount Vernon, Hawke's Bay. Specimens of Hawke's Bay Timber.
16—	Jackson, Clara Ellen, Tua Marina, Marlborough. Ferns.
17—	Johnson, John, Hokitika. Mottled Silverpine of New Zealand.
18—	Langdown & Co., William, Christchurch. General Woodware. page 3
19—	Lindsay, David E., Wellington. Variety of New Zealand Ferns, all gathered within five miles of Wellington.
20—	Muir, Archibald, Dunedin. Basketware.
21—	Partridge and Woollams, Auckland. New Zealand Wood Pipes, Cigar Holders, and Cigarette 1 olders.
22—	Price, Edmund A., Mary street, Thames Confectioner's Moulds Carver and Gilder's Moulds Miscellaneous Carving. Made wholly of New Zealand Woods.
23—	Silvester, James, Christchurch. General assortment of Basketware, viz., Perambulators, Chairs, &c.
24—	Stewart & Co., Wellington, Turnery and Joinery.
25—	Stone, Robert, Thames. Veneers.
26—	Strachan, Benjamin, Nga Timte, Nelson. General Cooper's Manufactures.
27—	Sundgren, Henry, Wellington. Basketwae, made of New Zealand Products.
28—	Waddell, M'Leod & Weir, Wellington. Doors, Joinery, and Turnery.
29—	Wakelin & Hawkins, Greytown, Wairarapa. Sashes, Doors, Moulding, &c.

Class 2.—Products of Hunting, Shooting, Fishing, and Spontaneous Products; Machines, and Instruments connected therewith.

30—	Burton, Joseph R., Wellington. Selection of Stuffed Birds, caught at Otaki. page 4
31—	Carpenter, William, Thames. Kauri Gum.
32—	Hamilton, Augustus, Petane, Hawke's Bay. Indigenous Sponges of many species, collected in Hawte's Bay by Exhibitor.
33—	Hayr & Co., Harry H., Auckland. Bees Wax.
34—	Jackson, Clara Ellen, Tua Marina, Marlborough. Sea Weeds Shells.
35—	Jacobs, A. J., Nelson. One Case of New Zealand Birds Stag's Head and Antlers, prepared by Exhibitor.
36—	Liardet, Hector E., Wellington. Samples of Feather Furriery.
37—	Matson, J. T., Papanui, Canterbury. Ostrich Eggs.
38—	Partridge & Woollams, Auckland. Ivory Billiard, Pool, and Pyramid Balls.
39—	Price. Edmund A., Mary Street, Thames. Case of Birds.
40—	Reid & Co., John, Auckland. Kauri Gum.
41—	Retschek, Andreas, Naturalist, Auckland. Group of Nocturnal Birds Variety of Skins of Nocturnal Birds.
42—	Smyth, William, Dunedin Stuffed New Zealapd Birds
43—	Southern Cross Petroleum Company, Gisborne. Refined Oil, Paraffin Butter, Wax, and other Products derived from Mineral Oil.

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Class 3.—Agricultural Products not used for Food.

44—	Auckland Fibre Manufacturing Company, Auckland. 1 Bale New Zealand Flax.
45—	Auckland Tobacco Company, Limited, Auckland. Raw Leaf Tobacco Foreign and New Zealand Manufactured Tobacco Cigars and Cigarettes (our own manufacture) Tobacco Seed.
46—	Cameron Hugh, Hokitika. 1 Bale New Zealand Flax.
47—	Gledhill & Thompson., Tua Marina, Marlborough. 1 Bale Dressed New Zealand Flax 2 Loose Hanks New Zealand Flax
48—	Holmes & Bell, Blenheim. Flax.
49—	Knight, Samuel, Awahuri, Wellington. Tobacco for Manufacture Lavender for Distillation.
50—	Matthews, Jun., George, Mornington, Dunedin. Flax Fibre Preparation.
51—	New Zealand Loan & Mercantile Agency Company, Wellington. Flax Tobacco.
52—	Reid & Co., John, Auckland. Flax Fungus Other Native Products.
53—	Singer & Co., F., Dunedin. Oil Oil Cake Linseed Meal Seeds. page 6
54—	Vercoe, Philip, Blenheim, Marlborough. 1 Bale Dressed New Zealand Flax.
55—	Vollbracht's New Zealand Tobacco Growing & Manufacturing Company., Auckland. Colonial Grown Leaf Tobacco, cured, from 12 different districts Colonial made Cigars and Tobaccos, all varieties.
56—	Wairoa Local Committee, Hawke's Bay. Specimens of Flax and Rope grown and manufactured in the Wairoa District.

Class 4.—Chemical and Pharmaceutical Products.

57—	Barraud & Son, Wellington. Pharmaceutical Articles.
58—	Belfast Chemical Works, Belfast, Canterbury. Chemical Manufactures.
59—	Brown & Son, Parnell, Auckland. Colonial-made Inks.
60—	Corporation Of Dunedin, Dunedin. Chemical Products.
61—	Haycock, Thomas, Richmond, Nelson. 3 Doz. Haycock's Skin Purifier and Healer, at 6s per dozen 1 Doz. Haycock's "Eureka" Knife Polish, at 6s per dozen 1 Doz. Haycock's Metal Polish, at 7s per dozen.
62—	Hill, Edward H., Dunedin. Writing Ink of Colonial manufacture.
63—	Hitchens, Henry A. H., Auckland. A Vegetable Compound from New Zealand Herbs, of sterling value. For the Cure of Indigestion, Rheumatism, Rheumatic gout, and Blood Impurities. page 7
64—	Huststwick, Thomas H., Blenheim Pure Chemicals and Pharmaceutical Preparations, manufactured by the Exhibitor.
65—	Innes, William M., Port Chalmers. Cod Liver Oil.
66—	Kaiapoi Glass Works, Canterbury. Glass Manufactures.
67—	Kempthorne, Prosser, & Co.'s New Zealand Drug Company, Limited, Dunedin. Chemical and Pharmaceutical Products Perfumery and Toilet Preparations.
68—	Leurs, William, Pahautanui, Wellington. Worm Cakes.
69—	Mackley, John, Owake, Otago. Samples of Sporting, Military, and Blasting Gunpowder,
70—	Mason, J. & T., Auckland. Perfumery.
71—	Neil, James, Dunedin. Botanic Medicines.
72—	New Zealand Frozen Meat & Storage Company, Auckland. Sulphuric Acid Superphosphate of Lime (2 qualities) Sulphate of Ammonia.
73—	New Zealand Manure & Chemical Company, Tauranga. Sulphur Sulphuric Acid.
74—	Sharland & Co., J. C., Auckland. Druggists' Proprietary Articles, Perfumery, Cordials, and Medicines. page 8
75—	Wellington Gas Company, Wellington. Oils and Dyes from Coal Tar Ammonical Liquor Sulphate of Ammonia Asphalt from Coal Tar and waste products.

Class 5.—Minerals, Ores, and Mining Products; Mineral and Artificial Aërated Waters; Soaps, Candles, Dyes, Colours, Varnishes.

76—	Adams, Luke, Sydenham, Canterbury. Pottery Ware.
77—	Auckland Brick & Tile Compant, Auckland. Pottery Ware.
78—	Beetham, W. & H., Masterton. Sample of Tallow.
79—	Birley, Petee, Auckland. Ornamental Ironwork. Fuchsia twining round a stick (from nature).
80—	Black Ball Coal Company, Black Ball Greek, Grey Valley. Sample of Coal Plan with Cross-sections of Coal Seam as seen on surface.
81—	Blackett, John G., Nelson. Boulders with Iron Deposit inside. Found on Nelson-Belgrove Railway, near Belgrove.
82—	Boyd, George, Newton Pottery, Auckland. Terra-cotta Ware Ornamental Pottery Fire Clay Common Earthenware Goods.
83—	Beown & Son, Samuel, Parnell, Auckland. Colonial-made Dyes.
84—	Brown, Samuel, Wellington. Terra Cotta. page 9
85—	Brunner Coal Company, Brunnerton, Greymouth. Coal and Coke Fire Clay.
86—	Caswell Sound Marble, Portland Cement, & Mining Company, Wellington. Marble.
87—	Champion Copper Mining Company of New Zealand, Nelson. Native Copper, and a variety of Copper Orea.
88—	Coal Pit Heath Coal Mining Company, Grey-mouth. Coal and Coke.
89—	Colling Wood Coal Mining Company, Ferntown, Nelson. Coal and Coke from the Company's Mine, Ferntown, Golden Bay.
90—	Daniel, William, Dipton, Otago. 1 block Limestone.
91—	Danks & Son, Samuel, Wellington. Brass Foundry.
92—	Dodson & Son, J. R., Nelson. Sample of Coke.
93—	Ford & Ogden, Christchurch. Potteryware.
94—	Fowler & Rose (Lessees Coal Creek Coal Lease), Greymouth. Block of Coal from 10ft. Seam Parcel of Coke 10ft. Seam Block of Coal from 6ft. Seam Parcel of Coke 6ft. Seam
95—	Gear Meat Preserving & Freezing Compant of New Zealand, Wellington. Tallow Neatsfoot Oil Trotter Oil.
96—	Gilbertson & Sons, David, Nelson. Limestone from Pata Islands, Massacre Bay Quicklime; market price 1s. 6d. per bushel of 80lbs. page 10
97—	Grothe, Albert, Devonport, Auckland. Coal Tar Derivatives Oils Varnish Dyes.
98—	Harding, John, Waipukurau, Hawke's Bay. 4 Earthenware Jugs, made from New Zealand (Mount Vernon) Clay Sample of Natural Clay, from which Jugs were made.
99—	Hartley Colliery Company, Whitecliffs, Canterbury. Specimen of Brown Coal from Seam known as "Brock-field." Seam 11ft. thick Specimen of Altered Coal from Seam known as "Hartley." Seam 2ft. 8in. thick.
100—	Heskett, John, Onehunga, Auckland. Iron and Fire Bricks.
101—	Hjorth & Co., Horatio, Helensville, Auckland. Toilet Soap.
102—	Hogg, Alexander, Thames. Coal.
103—	Holland & Butler, Auckland. Auckland-made Varnish.
104—	Holmes & Bell, Blenheim, Marlborough. Tallow.
105—	Hyde & Co., John, Kilburnie, Wellington. Extracts of Soap, made wholly from New Zealand products.
106—	Kaitangata Railway & Coal Company Limited, Otago. Sample of Coal-ordinary working Beam.
107—	Keoghan, Owen, Takaka, Nelson. Manufactured Paint.
108—	Kitchen & Sons, Wellington. Candles Soaps. page 11
109—	McIvor, Kenneth, Invercargill. Bituminous Coal.
110—	Mansfield, Joseph B., Christchurch. Marble Slab, engraved in different lauguages.
111—	Miller James, Kakahu, Canterbury. Minerals. Coal Iron Stone Pipe Clay.
112—	New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Wellington. Kauri Gum.
113—	Orepuki Coal & Shale Company, Orepuki, Southland. Block of Coal Block of Shale.
114—	Peel, Edward, Te Aroha, Thames. Mineral Waters from Te Aroha Springs.
115—	Petty, Watson, Newton, Auckland. Soap Powder Paste Blacking
116—	Phillips, William, Nelson. Soaps, various kinds.
117—	Pomphrey & Newlands, Johnsonville, Wellington. Neatsfoot Oil Glue.
118—	Richmond Hill Silver Mining Company, Nelson. Specimens of Silver Ore, from a mine worked some years ago, but operations ceased owing to exhaustion of capital. The mine is now being reopened The lode is a fairly proven one, and in parts extremely rich in silver. A number of assays made by Mr Skey give returns ranging from 40 to 1700 ounces of silver per ton of ore. page 12
119—	Rutherford & Co., Kamo, Auckland. Hematite Paint Samples of Lime and Cement.
120—	Smith Brothers, Wellington. Iron Castings.
121—	Smith, E. M., New Plymouth. Samples of the Mineral Products of the District of Taranaki : Iron Sand, Mokau Coal, Fire Clay Lime Stone, Clay Marl, Sand Rocks, and Cement.
122—	Springfield Coal Company, Limited, Canterbury. Fire Clay Goods Pottery.
123—	Thames Paint Company, Thames. Oside of Iron, Painta and Ore.
124—	Union Oil, Soap & Candle Company, Auckland. Stearine Candles Laundry and Toilet Soaps Oils and Oil Cake.
125—	Washbourn, Arthur J., Para Para, Nelson. Dry Hematite Paiat, from the Works, late the property of the New Zealand Hematite Paint Company.
126—	Wellington Gas Company, Wellington. Gas Coke Gas Tar.
127—	Wellington Meat Preserving & Refrigerating Company, Wellington. Tallow.
128—	Willeston, Charles E. W., Wellington. Antimony. page 13
129—	Williams, William R., Wellington. Sample of Weatport Coal, from Koranui Mine.

Class 6.—Chemical Process for Bleaching, Dyeing, Printing and Dressing.

130—	Lightband, Allan & Co., Woolston, Christchurch. Glue.
131—	Robertson, Alexander, Nelson. Specimens of Dyed Goods.
132—	Smith, Charles R. C., Lucas Creek, Auckland. Peerless Gloss for Boots, Leather, &c. Hair Dye Indelible Int.

Class 7.—Leather and Skins.

133—	Blick, J. & B., Nelson. Leather.
134—	Bowron Brothers, Woolston, Christchurch. Roans and Skivers for Bookbinders, Upholsterers, and Boot and Shoe Manufacturers Leathers for Hat Linings Chamois Leathers, &c.
135—	Light Band, Allan & Co., Christchurch. Leather.
130—	Lisle, W. H. De, Carterton. Rabbit Skins.
137—	Ralph, Josiah, Timaru. Leather and Skins.
138—	Tyer, Alfred, Ngahauranga, Wellington. Leather and Bark Extract.

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Class 8.—Artificial Manures.

139—	Gear Meat Preserving & Freezing Company of New Zealand, Wellington. Bone Dust.
140—	Kempthorne, Prosser & Co.'s New Zealand Drug Company, Limited, Dunedin. Artificial Manures.
141—	Lock Brothers, Nelson. 3 Samples of Specially Prepared Bone-dust.
142—	New Zealand Frozen Meat & Storage Company, Auckland. Manures Ground Bonea.
143—	New Zealand Manure & Chemical Company, Tauranga. Artificial Manure.

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