BRITISH COLONIES.—TASMANIA.

33 Dry, R ,— Froment.

34 Gibson, D .— Froment.

35 Hopkins .— Laine.

36 Jennings, S.-D .— Baratte.

37 Kormode, R.- Q .— Laine.

Milligan .— Poivre de Guinée et piment. Miel. Cire.Guano de l’île de Babel. (Voir cl. 1,2,10,13 et 25.)

38 Stuart, A.-F .—Froment.

39 Turnbull, J, —Houblon.

39a Wright, —.—Froment.

5® CLASSE.

40 Lord, J. —Fouet.

41 Wiseman, C. —Fouets. Cravache.

8 e CLASSE.

43 Colder, J.-E. —Carte de la Tasmanie. (Voir cl. 1.)

43 Hull, H.-M .—Statistique de la Tasmanie. (Voir cl. 1.)

9 e CLASSE.

44 Murray, W. —Chandelles. (Voir cl. 11.)

45 Watckom et Perkins. —Suif. Chandelles.

10 e CLASSE.

Boyd, J .— Peaux de sarigue et de kanguroo apprêtées.(Voir cl. 1, 2, 16,18 et 25.)

48 Gardiner, W.-A. —Tapis de fourrures tasmauiennes.

47 Hedgberg, O.-H .—Huile noire.

Milligan, J.- —Tapis de fourrures de sarigues. (Voircl. 1, 2, 3, 13 et 25.)

Rout, W. —Tapis de peau de sarigue. (Voir cl. 2 et 22.)

48 Stieglitz, F.-L. —Tapis de peau de sarigue. (Voir cl. 25

et 26.)

Il» CLASSE.

Denison, Sir W. —Arrow-root. Café. Poivre de Cayenne.(Voir cl. 2, 12, 22 et 24.)

49 Lipscombe, E.-T .—Vins de la Tasmanie. Confitures et

gelées.

50 Lowes W. —Pain des naturels de la Tasmanie. Fro-

ment.

Murray, W .— Amidon. Vinaigre. (Voir cl. 9.)

61

Pescodd et Sino. —Biscuits.

62 Walker , J., et fils. —Froment. Farine.

12 e CLASSE.

Denison, Sir W. —Filtres. (Voir cl. 2,11, 22 et 24.)

^3 Rodd .— Crâne d’aborigène.—Fossile trouvée au havrede Macquarie.

13« CLASSE.

64 Hood , R.-V. —Crosse de fusil de bois noir.

^Hlligan, J .—Lances des naturels. Modèle de catta-maran. (Voir cl. 1, 2, 3, 10 et 25.

14 e CLASSE.

55 Powell , W .—Vis de chêne.

16° CLASSE.

Boyd, J .—Décrottoir et brouette de fer. Tourne-broche. Garniture de cheminée. (Voir cl. 1, 2, 10,18 et 25.)

Hood , R.-L. —Livret de feuilles d’or; feuilles d’or pourdentistes. (Voir cl. 2 et 24.)

17 e CLASSE.

56 Chase j Mme .—Bijouterie.

18 e CLASSE.

Boyd, J. — Argiles. Briques ; tuiles. Pots à fleurs.

(Voir cl. 1,2, 10, 16 et 21.)

22 e CLASSE.

Denison , Sir W. —Lin roui de la Nouvelle-Zélande.

(Voir cl. 2,11, 12 et 27.)

•flow*, W* —Cordes. (Voir cl. 2 et 10.)

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33 Dry, R. Wheat. Tasmania.

34 Gibson , D. Wheat. Silver Medal. Class3

35 Hopkins. Wool. _

36 Jennings, S. D. Churn. Agriculture

37 Kormode , R. Q. Wool. Silver Medal.

Milligan. Pepper from Guinea. Honey. Wax.

Guano from the Island of Babel. (See cl. 1, 2, 10,

13, and 25.) Bronze Medal.

38 Stuart , A. F. Wheat.

39 Turnbull, J. Hops.

39 a Wright, —. Wheat. Silver Medal,

CLASS V. Class 5.

40 Loyd, J. Horse whip. ~"~“

41 Wiseman, C. Whips and canes.

CLASS VIII. Class 8.

42 Calder,J. E. Map of Van Diemen’s Land. (See cl. 1.)

43 Hull , H. M. Statistics of Tasmania. (See cl. 1.)

CLASS IX. Class 9.

44 Murpay, W. Candles. (See cl. 11.)

45 Watchorn and Perkins. Tallow. Candles.

CLASS X. Class lo.

Boyd , J. Prepared skins of the opossum and of thekangaroo. (See cl. 1, 2, 16, 18, and 25.)

46 Gardiner , W. A. Fur carpet.

47 Hedgberg, O. H. Black oil.

Milligan, J. Opossum fur carpet. (See cl. 1, 2, 3,13,and 25.)

Rout, W. Carpet of opossum skins. (See cl. 2 and 22.)

48 Stieglitz , F. L. Carpet of opossum skins. (See cl. 25

and 26.)

CLASS XI. Class ll.

Denison, Sir W. Arrow-root. Coffee. Cayenne pepper.

(See cl. 2, 12, 22, and 24.) Honourable Mention.

49 Lipscombe , E. T. Wines. Preserves and jellies. Bronze

Medal.

50 Lowes , W. Bread as used by the natives. Wheat.

Murray , W. Starch. Vinegar. (See cl. 9.)

51 Pescodd and Sino. Biscuits. Honourable Mention.

52 Walker, Jand Sons. Wheat. Flour. Bronze Medal

in cl. 3.

CLASS XII. ClassJ2.

Denison, Sir W. Filters. (See cl. 2, II, 22, and 24.)

53 Rodd. Skull of one of the aborigines. Fossil found in

Macquerie harbour.

CLASS XIII. Class 13.

54 Hood, R. V. Gun-stock of black wood.

Milligan, J. Lances used by the natives. Model ofcattamaran. (See cl. 1, 2, 3, 10, and 25.)

CLASS XIV. CUmW.

55 Powell\ W. Oak-screw.

CLASS XVI. cl üL 16 *

Boyd, J. Iron wheel-barrow. Kitchen-jack. Fire-irons. (See cl. 1, 2, 10, 18, and 25.) HonourableMention in cl. 14 and in cl. 25.

Hood, R.-L. Gold leaf for dentists. (See cl. 2 and 24.)

CLASS XVII. _

56 Chase , Mrs. Jewellery.

CLASS XVIII. Clasps.

Boyd, J. Clays. Bricks. Tiles. Flower-pots. (Seecl. 1, 2,10, 16, and 25.)

CLASS XXII. ctass 22 -

Denison, Sir W. Flax from New Zealand. (See cl. 2,

11, 12, and 27.)

Rout, W. Ropes. (See cl. 2 and 10.1

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