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COLONIES ANGLAISES—CAP DE BONNE-ESPERANCE.

Canada. 334 Young, A ., a Montréal.—Reliures.

Ciass 27. 27° CLASSE.

Musical 335 Hood , J.-J)., a Montréal.—Piano-forte.Instruments.

334 Young , ^4., Montreal.— Specimens of bookbinding.

Honourable Mention.

CLASS XXVII.

335 Hood, T. D., Montreal.—Pianoforte and sounding

board.

Cape of GoodHope.

CAP DE BONNE-ESPERANCE.Commissaires : MM. J. R. Thomson et Harrison Watson.

Class 1.

Minin" andMinerals.

1™ CLASSE.

1 Cape of Good Hope Mining Company. — Minerais de

cuivre du pays des Namaquas.

2 Cape of Good Hope Mutual and South African Mining

Company. — Minerais de cuivre du pays des Nama-quas.

3 Cape of Good Hope Mutual Mining Company. —Minerais

de cuivre du pays des Namaquas

4 Hall, H. —Coupe géologique de la montagne de la Table.

5 Phillips et King. —Minerais de cuivre des mines deSpringbok.

0 Prince , ColUnson et Cie , et Thomson , Watson et Cie .—Minerais de cuivre du pays des Namaquas.

7 Smithy J.-O. —Minerai de cuivre du pays des Namaquas.

Class 2. 2° CLASSE.

Forestry. Bridges, C .—Peaux de lion, de tigre et de gembsbok.

Cornes de buffle. (Voir cl. 13 et 25, n. 37.)

8 Bridges, C., et Decker, II. —Cornes de bœuf.

9 Christian, II.-B. —Gomme arabique.

10 Clarence , A. —Cornes de koudou.

Gie, J.-C .—Cire de myrica cordifolia. (Voir cl. 3, n. 17.)

11 Harden, J. —Ecaille de tortue.

Jarvie, It. —Bois de teinture. (Voir cl. 22, n. 36.)Lindenberg, J. —Feuilles de buchu. (Voir cl. 21, n. 35.)

12 N ....—Cendres de gunna.

13 Pappe, Dr, et Zeyher. —Bois. (Voir cl. 12.)

14 Steedman, D. —Plumes d’autruche.

c . laas 3 - 3 e CLASSE.

Agriculture. 15 Bayley y T.-B.— Laines.

10 Faure, A. —Coton.

17 Gie, J.-C.— Blé. Maïs. (Voir cl. 2.)

18 De Pass , A. et E. —Guano.

Smithersy J.-G .—Cire d’abeilles. (Voir cl. 10, n. 23.)

19 Van Breda, D.-G. —Laines.

20 Van Breda, M. et H. —Laines.

Clas9 10 « 10 e CLASSE.

Chemicals, 21 Kayhess et Cie.— Peaux de chèvre.

&c * 22 Louwy J .—Peaux de veau, de mouton, de chèvre, de

cochon. Cuirs de bœuf, de vache.

23 Smithers, G.—Savon. Suif. (Voir cl. 3.)class n - 11» CLASSE.

Alimentary

Substances.

Class 12.

Hygiene andMedicine.

24 Cloete, J.-P., a Constance.— Vins de Constance.

25 Dastre, E.— Viandes et légumes conservés.

20 JffeU, a Port Natal.—Sucre.

27 Kuhr, W. —Sucre.

28 Martin, W. —Porc salé.

29 Market, P.-L. —Bœuf salé.

30 Truter, H.-A - O. —Farine.

31 Van Bre'da, Mlle A. —Pêches conservées.

32 Volsteedt, J.-P. —Conserves de fruits.

12 e CLASSE.

Pappe, Dr, et Zeyher .— Brochure sur la Flore médi-cinale du Cap. (Voir cl. 2, n. 13.)

33 Scheubleet Cie. —Plantes médicinales.

Claüsj3. 13 e CLASSE.

Naval Arts. Bridges, C.—Arc et flèches. (Voir cl. 2 et 25, n. 37.)Class 21 . 21 e CLASSE.

... -' 34 Baker, G .— Soie.

Sl " 35 Lindenberg, J. —Soie. (Voir cl. 2.)

CAPE OF GOOD HOPE-

Commissioners : Messrs. J. R. Thomson and IIaurisonWatson, St. Peter's Chambers , Conduit, London.CLASS I.

1 Cape of Good Hope Mining Company .—Copper ores

from Namaquas.

2 Cape of Good Hope Mutual and South African Mining

Company .—Copper ores from Namaquas.

3 Cape of Good Hope Mutual Mining Company .—Copper

ores from Namaquas.

4 Hall, II .—Geological specimens from the Table moun-

tains.

5 Phillips and King .—Copper ores from Springbok mines.

0 Prince, Collison, and Co., and Thompson, Watson, and Co.—Copper ores from Namaquas.

7 Smith, J. O .—Copper ore from Namaquas.

CLASS II.

Bridges, C.— Skins of the lion, tiger, and gembsbok.Buffalo horns. (See cl. 13 and 25, No. 37.)

8 Bridges, C., and Decker, II. —Bull’s horns.

9 Christian, H. B. —Gum.

10 Clarence, A .— Koudou horns.

Gie, J. C .—Wax of the Myrica cordifolia. (See cl. 3,No. 17.)

11 Harden, J. —Tortoiseshell.

Jarvie, R .—Wood for dyeing. (See cl. 22, No. 30.)Lindenberg, J .—Buchu leaves. (See cl. 21, No 35.)

12 N .Gunna ashes.

13 Puppe, Dr., and Zeyher. —Woods. (Sec cl. 12.) Bronze

Medal.

14 Steedman , D .— Ostrich feathers.

CLASS 111.

15 Bayley , T. B. —Wools. Bronze Medal.

16 Faure, A. —Cotton.

17 Gie, J.C. —Corn. Indian Corn. (Seed. 2.) Silver Medal.

18 De Bass, A. and E. —Guano.

Smithers, J. G. —Lees’ wax. (See cl. 10, No. 23). SilverMedal.

19 Van Bréda, D. G. —Wools.

20 Van Bréda , M. and H. —Wools.

CLASS X.

21 Kayhess and Company. —Goats’ skins.

22 Louw, J. —Calf, sheep, goat, ami pig skins. Leathers.

23 Smithers, G. —Soap. Tallow. (See cl. 3.)

CLASS XI.

24 Cloete, J.P., Constance.—Constance wines. SilverMedal.

25 Dastre, E. —Preserved moats and vegetables.

26 Jeffels, Port Natal.—Sugar.

27 Kuhr, IV. —Sugar.

28 Martin, IV .—Salt pork.

29 Mortel, P. L .—Salt beef.

30 Truter, II. A. O .—.Flour.

31 Van Breda. Miss A .—Preserved fish.

32 Volsteedt, J. P .~Preserved fruits.

CLASS XII.

Pappe, Dr., und Zeyher .—Pamphlet on the medicinalElora of the Cape. (See cl. 2, No. 13.)

33 Seheubleand Company .—Medicinal plants.

CLASS XIII.

Bridges, C .—Bow and arrows. (See cl. 2 and 25, No. 37.)CLASS XXI.

34 Baker, G.-Silk.

35 Litulenbery, J. —Silk. (See cl. 2.)