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Entrance
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. STAIRCASE. I I CASE I.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
JEWELLERY. K
CHROMO- . LITHOGRLPHS.
CASE L. I LOBBY.
REFRESHMENT.
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CASES. ENGRAVINGS.
N.Z. PHOTOGRAPHS. CASES. PHO%OGRAPHS.
ENGRAVINGS.
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MONRAD COLLECTION.
GROUND PLAN OF' BUILDING.
SOUTH.
EAST.
OIL PBLNTINUS.
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WATER COLOURS.
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P L A N .
Case 8.- Silversmiths' Work.
SiZver Presentation Claret Jug, manufactured by Messra. Petersen and Co.
Candlestick8
Epergne
Presentatios Silver Claret Jy
Presentation Silver Cup
Esilagree Silaer Baaket
Bilver Inkstand
Silver Tea and Coffee L4em.ce
Presentation Silver Cradle
Presentatios Silver Epepgne
Presentatioe Tea and Cofee S&e
Rosewater Embossed Salter, Gilt
Silvet. Ornaments, manufact-ured by Mesera. Petersen and Co.
EXHIBITOIL.
Meesra. Petersen and 00.
Mr. J. T. Peacock
,, J. T. Peacock
,, J. 0 . Gilchrist
Messrs. Coates and Co.
Mr. J. T. Peacock
,, J. W . Oram
Me~srs. Coates and Co.
Mr. W. Wilson
,, W. L. Hawkins
,, I. Nottidge
,, J. T. Peacock
Mews. Yetersen and Co.
Bay B.-Photographs-cbfitinwd. w CAJYTEBB?JBF - ABT EXHIBITION2 185'0. 13
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,Bays 0. and D.-Monrad Collection h d other Engravings.
' . , SUBJECT.
ChristianJfartyr, after Delaroche
Perice, after Turner
Opening of Sbth Seat, after Danby
C h $ x i ~ n , after Hilton, R.A
We&& Girl
Prayer
fflyptograph 04 Bas &Zef--2% Cwci- @ion, by Hancock
EeideZlwg, aft& Turner
Woman taken in AAZte y, after Rem- brandt
Chist in & Te'envpk, after Holman Hunt
M b t k and Child
Expd6olafrmn Paradise
The Sleqers, after Rembrsndt
Lady Acland, after Sir 'I'homaa Lawrence
!Eke Countq Girt, after Peters
Portrait, after Jamis
Portrait, sfter 8hsekleton
Country Pair
Judith, after Domenichino
Zing David, .&er Domenichino -
Esther, after Domenichino
Estk,-after D o m e n i c
Cmc&uion, after Albert Durer
ENGRAVER.
Eichens
Wilmore, A.R.A.
Phillips
Finden
Consens .
Prior
Phillips
Blanchard
Martin
Maudrier
S. Couwns
Dickenson
J. Brooes
Baber -
Hogarth
Frey
Frey .
F ~ Y
&Y - Smith
Mr. Harmnn
Yrs. Ware
Rev., C. Fmer - Mrs. Ware ,
,, L. Harper,
,, Lnnn ,
Dr. Donald
The Primate dNew Z&d
Mr. Ghham
,, Mundy
,, C. C. Bowen
,, LeonardHtlrper
,, Kent
,, Kent
,, Kent
,I J. V. Ross
Mrs. Mathim
,, Mathiaa ,, Matrsaa
,, Mathim
Dean Jmobs $ ,p
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65
66
61
68
69
70
71
73
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80 81
azroEA-VEB.
Wille
Nayhewe
Knight
Tavernisr
EXHIBITOR. . NO.
Mrs. Wthias -- _, . b+,Kent
Eent
,, 0. C. Bowen
bhz-.atw, eaf @.wher L
Po'&&.~i= L . j- , . ... .-, ... : . .:. . . Portrait :: ;,!. , .
Loyola . P q e Qrepy,, ,after MurilloO, , . .
?
m+t ic. r+ Lye of 56. B ~ A C E , .:. ' ..
after M ~ O ' "
&fk&&k, fcffte* COW^$& ~ .. . L
Burgomwtar ' .
.. . I.,
blaciccs ir, the Barins of Cartliagc '
!l%e B&UIM TcEam, after Sb" JO&* Reynolde
Wmar Q AduZtey, &r GipricLni
Blight fio#-Edypt, after Uipriani
Xifaant Bacohua, &or Cipriani
Sherwin
AZZego+aZ 8ubjecEs-Cow= of Love, after Cipriani
and othem
Ri+iih :
. Caw-Bay C .-Typography.
NO.
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E.-Pho tographs.
Pad and dlaa at L y s , fkm tbe or~U&ombyRaphael
Cilarge to St. Peter n 91
TAs Amunciatim, Bm Relief
new &vr Rome
7 ' in Wales
Tit-0 H
Dr. Barker *
,, Bnrker
,, l h d d
,, D o d d
,, Donald ,, Donald
,, Barker
,, Barker
I&. T. Kent
,, Walton
,, Waitt
,, - Wnllon
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28
Bay E.-Photographs-antinueat. - .
SUBIBOT. I EXErnITO&
F0csntain.s Albeg 1 I Mr. T. Kent
Dercenf~f*m tke &ow, Rubens ,, T:Kent
,, .. Plwke
Hannah
,, L. Herper
9, A. 00s
?*y , . ,. B. soott
L- k . Sh-m
,, a.s& . , .. ' I
,, W. N. Milton
20 GANTERBUItP AET EXHIBITION, 1870.
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7
8
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14
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16
17
16
19
20
81
22
, SUBJECT.
&ow.. of Bu&3ings, by R. A. Laweon, Dunedin .
Colmred Cartoon-Stained Glass i n Brakm&ld Chrch
T i n M Lithogrqh-TiEe Zritannia Bridge
Elevation d Section of Provim-kt CoowrciZ Chmbw, ~~is tc icewch
Three S:&hs of Design, selected 1865, for SzGprreme c o d
T M e Ekvations of Design, seiected 1865,for Sup& Court
C o b d Sketch of Design of 1865 for Supnenw C o d
CoEoslred Skatch-Compbfionof Mz~etmB&s'~g C f i t c h r c h
Engraving-Section of Exetsr Cathedra& by John Carter, 179'1
TZMO fl Iron OZock Tower, &signed for C i u ~ c h u r ~ h
Photograph-Artistic Iron GdIes
Bas Relif-Chauder's Cantsrbwy Pilgrimage
&%.el of the t8inchester Pont, with tlicgend of St. Nidolmr
Model of a Tont and Co?oaer
Pierced Camed Oak Panel
Oak Bas &Ei-$-FIwnkh
Altar Scrcenl St. Cwthbert's, Ushaw, by A. W. Pugin
Plans and 1Imati6ns for a Ma&on
Model f o r a Domed Church . .. PhotograpSB12'dge of SigA9, Venice
Photojrqh-Trajan's Forum, llome
An IIkminaWon
,, B. W. Mountfort
2 1
,I
,, 99.
1 3 I,
Mr E. W. Tippctts
,, T. Kent
,, J. Mc.'Bnrdell
,, T. Ecnt
22 CANTERBURY ART EXEIBITION, 1870.
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Case-Bay F.-ArchsoIogy, Arms, Coins, kc.
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4
5
6
7
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9
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12
13
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15
16
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18
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28
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EXHIBIT. 31.
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&ir ,of Mob, Camed Stpcks--mo+- - . I ,
&or.@-Andrea Elr/rara J m I - ' ~ J ' 1 _. A !Pol&'B@
Snud; Itusdm Painting from the C&nea
A Sketch, 6y BfiZZd, when young
Prayer Boob LeZot&g to James IL
~ n t i & e h m h Ladle, with Cfcliners, 1768
L a h y m a t q l f r c m Hercuknmm
Xnve &Tork, handhs of oakfmn "Boyd Ckolge," dl782
Ani?iq~ Glass Bottk
T d + h Staordo, Dagger, and Pouch, dver rnouated
!lbkish Pistoh, mmntinga Silver @t
Gaunt et of Ear7 Marshall, at Co~m~t ion of George LLT., 1761
Eragnom? e f Mosaic,from an Indian Pabce
I i n Lbgger and Sheath
Bronze of Bman Emperor, fovq of 17dh cnrlsry - .
Chhere Dagger a d Sheath
Dagger, & h n a e sheath
Zaatem Battle Axe and Mace, Dm))(lb~aud
Rfediasval Lock and Fwo Ksys
Two Antigue PZdrses, Silk a d Gold Thread
Roman Lamp-Negro's Head
C m a f Antient Egyptian Bronze8
A& Bronze St* ,. - L1 k:.
S d d n d r e a Irerraro - -
Ir. W t . . CT. ETW. TippebtS.
3, 3. B. Dde.
,, W. Dymock" k. Donald.
Ir. C. E.Fooks
,; B:W. Mountfort.
,, ' 6.-Harper.
;, J. E. Pal&t.
,, W. N. Milton.
drs. mthiak. ,, MstbiW-
tfr. T. Dethisr.
,, A Lhtx
,, J. O.'8;10rlriat. ;, khh.
3. U . ~ k e l J .
,, J. 0.. Qilchrist.
?oL Brett.
fi. A. ~ $ w .
,, iE.Pslairet.
,, J. E. Pdabet.
,, C. J. Render.
,, c. J. Resder.
B. W. Mountfort.
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27
28
29
30
31
32
33
84
36
36
37
38
39
40
41
4.2
4s
44
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46
47
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Case-Bay F,-Archsology, Arms, Coins, &c.--antba~lrk.
8 - EXHIBITOR.
,, R. D. Thomas
'-r .
,, L. u. Cole
Portrait, after Rkhmond
B& C*t
Coueene
W. H. 'Frith'
O'Neill
&fadhe .
Chdon, R.A-
J. B. Herring
Maclise
rhorburn
Forbes
Goodall
After Constable
Mr. T. W. Maude
NO.
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2
8
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
1-1
12
18
14
15
16
17 -
A
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' Case 1.-Indhin Collection ind
NO.
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3
4
G
6
7
8
9
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26
8 d a l Wood Box and C d Case
Bowl
chga288(; Book '
1 Jars
i Pair of Vases
Pm
Bags and Japanese Vaae
Tedgewood Wme, Barberini Vase
Dre&r China Miwor m d Carulksticks
Japame Box
O o l d Brett
,, Orilahrist . ,, H & O ~
Mrs. DeBonrbel
Mr. I?. Thompson
Mrs. Nottide
,, DeBourbel
,, J. V. Ross
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(See Page 34.)
B . I?. Thompson
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7. -,I . _ , .
J. R i O ~ o n
Leonardo de Vincj
J. Richadeon
Taylor
Raphael
Raphael
Birket Foster
Birket Foster
J. Richardnon ,, ,
Rowbothem
A. Penley
S. Cooper
Dolby
Stadeld
Callow
Boavier
Bollvier
Eowbgthsm
l$iwmbQn
Pemefd Evening
50J Awe
F e d of loch Lmond
Fallen ArageZ
Phe Jgn*
Cake of Cow
Sea Fog, Luccmbe, Isle of Wight
E l l Bid h c Z ; with Cattle
Lake Corn
Bwrial of a. O a t h i m
On the Lodhkn, MCW Bhiplake '
TywuZt
B~ qf Naples
3irket Po~ter
z. I;eitch
L Penley
Richardson
Rowbotham
Ebwbotlmm
Rowhotham
Hills
Tumer,.R.A.
Carl Hmg. Richardson
A. Pmly
Rowbotham
Birket Fo@W
Rowbotharn
Luini
Birket Foster
M~ss Foeter
W. Hunt
OovenCy
V. Brook8
Rowbetth~
Richardson
Rowbotham
Goodall
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Case L.-Tapestries, Embroideries, bc.
EXHIBIT.
Indian Embroidered Shawl
I d h Embroidsred MmEin Dresses
Lyons Embroidered See, Black
I&n Embroidered Mudin S c a q
India* Embroidered scarlet scarf
Lace Mantle
I a i a n Etnbroidered Green
Indian Edvoideved S c d , Scarlat
Indqn Edr&&red Scarf, BLck
Indian Embroidehd S c d , scarlet
Robe of the RcycyD of Kimee, wornw&en taken prisoner during the, lmhn Mwtiny
Pa& of Einbruidered Coat of Lord D m , tima of George f : e Third
Paat qJ Waistcoat, Ditto Ditto
CAk:&ape Embroidered BhawZ
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EXRIBITOB.
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Mr. B. Walton
Colonel Brett
Mr. Bird
Colonel Brett
,, Brett
Lady ~ o w e n
Lace, vmy old
Lace, veqy old, Greek
QLPa8s Cloth Handkerchief
Lace, clci,Po&t
Lace, OF p, q 4 - Lace, old Point A n Altar Cloth Brocade Silk pack of the eaae) ~ r o c a d e ' ~ a ~ . & y (end of the case)
I d k n EmkoMered Cwhion
Colonel Brett
Mr. R. Wdton
Colonel Brett
,, Brett
,, Brett
Mr. Ponsford -. ,:A Tm ,, . Ponsford
,, I&. Walton
,, Mountfort
Lady Bowen
Mr. Bird
Mre. W~bhbourne
Lady Bowen
Mrs. Washbourne The Lord Primate Mr. W. L. Hawkins Mrs. Washbourne Misa Pemberthy Mrs Anaon ,, Anson - ,, bn80Il ,, bnl0tl
Black C a s k m S c W Blue Cashmere Scarf, Embroidered
Cam X.-Jewelry, Orders df Merit, bc. - NO.
&Id Wateh, kgkssa, win& up at hadl8
Gold Watch, kyless, a i d up 6y opeming the tid
SheU Cameo.Brpoch
Neck2et.w B v m l e t ui$h Diamond Cmo '
Cameo Brood
Cameo Baacetat, D i m n o d and >earls
Cameo Bvtwelet
a0.U h a y BOX - Cameo Brace&, Earrings, and Brooch . . Gold Siwrff B&
Opal and DMdnod ATeckIct
Dimnod NscWet
Cameo Bvooch
Bhetl C M ~ O .BPrnC&?t
Cameo Brooch .. &kt Vaikh, h&pe&t centre secod
Silver V a W - 7 do
Silver M o w W IncEs'an Pipe Gghter
Silver Iiclbicclr Tobacco Bo*
&leer E&gme C a d Cam . rumy C-, on ,Comelian
Calaed Iv* Brooch and Eawings
Diamond a$ Opal Bracelet
Dianwnd a*nd opal Eap.ritrg8'
M y : Co. t -:
. . .. .. , *s:g+?,, ..,... * ' , &."F,. * . . .,.'., I ," $j &-.,Ti, ,p-
. . 8 . . - i.&:,$&&&$, :
I ... : .p,, r ) . > .. ~ . - . 3 ~ 7 . - ; ~ . , $: , . I
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, ' .m&j& ', , .., . , ' 99
8 . - ,; ,,"" S f 5 v. .,:' '!,
, :.- - , & f e b ~ , . ~ B d r Y 6 1 0 . . *a (yo. ',
3,
. ,, .,,(-&$$&&&.'
Case I&--Jewelry, Orders of.. Merit, PC,-Oontitaad.
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51
EXHIBITOR. ' .
rndia Medal - Kfiight's Go&, order of t l ~ Home of lJnxmy
Order of Compnna'os of Ue &tla
Pictoria Cram
Medal 12ojaZ Hwnane Society
Kve,jrilfsClrow, Erst-claw, Order ofE).nnrk Joseph of Austria
Knight's Cro$qFwuf .dm*, OrJw of Philip the~agnnn&wa oj Hesss Darrpstadl
r. 9
Waterbo Hedal
Tancatave Medal
; ,, Contca'and Co.
C t I
c I ,, .Pet.eraen and C!!. . ,. . ,, Pstpruen and &. - . 4.-
I 77 ('oral Rracebt, Moq+h . 78 &ma Cameo Brood, ~a.4
a i CANTBRBURY ART .EXHIBITION, 1870.
Case M.-Jewelry, Orders of Merit, &c. -C'onfinued.
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CANTEEBURY ART EXHIBITION, 1870. 3s --
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81
82
83
84
85
86
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Case N.-Chinese asd Indian Collection. Gold Snwc BOX, Louis Quartorre / Mr. Gri5th
A70megian Brooch Messn. Petersen and Co.
Antique Ring from the Uzelli CoUeclion Nr. T. 5. Tancred
Antique Ring, Head of Xing Charles I., and Hair / ,, . T. 9. Tancred Antique Sea Z ,, T. 8. Tancred
Masoric Jewel " Mountfort
St. Helena Medal ,, Sehwartz'
Bavarian Medal
Silver ?resentation TrotceE I Dr. Donald b
Bay J.
Mr. H. Cohn
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S a d & wood Glow Box
Sau&l wood Cladd: Emelope BOX
h d a 2 ' 7 ~ o r k Box7from Gkerat
Tdatd ~bn$d Wood a d I v q q BOX
&laid Ivory Glove Box
E Z k L w G h e Box
!l'urkisk Coffbe Cups
Camel c d i n Iuwy, Bengd
Man do do
C-ge do do
EZep1ant do do
GLpHant do do
Nan do do
Cart do do
Set of Ch& 8tick.s
Chinese Box7 carved b'dd Wood
S o Japanese Cups, eggsAeU chintz
Chiwie Ball '
Two Sealsji-om J m & m
Chinem P&zZe, I v o q
Chpfmm B a d a , Bcn.qaZ . Crc;rfrom JerusaZe4n .
Burmese BOS .
Cu;o f,om B a d a
Mr. Gilchner
Colonel Brett'
EXHIBITOR. BO.
- 1 Colonel Brett
,I a, I
Mr. W. H. Wood
MI%. O! Giiclniut
,, Palfhkt ' - Mr. H. J: Tancrad " - .
71 i.
39 79
Xiiiniature set in Brooch
1
. . b& Erans -
Mr. 0. J. Hill
Mrs. L: Harper
Uaptain Milton
Mrs. J. A. Bird
,, 3. C. Helmora
Mr. Mi~icl~in ' , 8
! , I
,, A. L w
,, 8. 'l'. 'l'awcred
8 , , '. '38 PA-NTEBBURT ART EXHIBI!MO'N, - 1S7O.
Case P.-Ivory and Other Camings.
SUBJECT.
Carved I v o y Fan
'1 1 i Ivury carv&s, by C. J. Hill
I J Ivory Cruc?p
Carved Ivory Fan 6
Carved I v m j Card Cade
Camed Jewel Boxfrom Lucknuw
Carved Iwory Pan
1 ) Camed Ivory Figure#, lirdiurr
I I
Carved Ivory Dice Bur
Carved Ivogy Draughtmm and Board
Carned Brooch, Sioiss Jlanrrfart,ure
Yirga'a and Child, carued ia wood
Carved I a o ~ q B'lephant and Tigums
Mrs. Nottidge.
Mr. c. J. Hill.
Mr. B. W. Mountfort.
,, R. Walton.
,, W. Souter.
,, W. Souter.
Mrs. J. A. Bird.
Mr. R. W&n.
Idr. R. Walton.
;oL Brett.
Mr. G. Wsmer.
Hra. R. W. Fereday
, B. W. Mountfort.
CANTERBURY ART ZXEUBITI3N, 1870. 39
Cases Q. L B.-Tunbridge Ware, Inlaid Woo&, and Japanese Carvings.
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19
EXHIBIT.
Work Box and Backeta made of Porcupine Q d I r
Tortoiseshell Bractleis, Cqlon
> Japanese Ca~cings
I Brog S ~ u f f b x cut out of a Cocoanut
Moorwh Purse
D w e Caruilag
ZIdridge Ware
finbridge Ware
Ieory Carvings, 18th c&ry
Sphynx C Bronze
Inlaid Table, Nem -Zedad Food (QtJiert), AwLZad
Sperm Whale's Tooth
Idaid Glove Box, a-ew ZGdand Wood
Ink& Cad Box, B a a of PcrEeotao
Puzzle, cat in wood
Dryden's Snzf Box
Hiss Pemberthy
Uiss Pemberthy
Mr. Tombs
,, Field
,, Torube
,, %mbr
r, .
w &hom
&a Nottidga
n n
,I 9,
Mr. @uhe BnWn
Mwara Coataa and Co.
Dr. Haaet -. Mr. 1. Ktipach
,, Ct. Lewis
,, Peacook
,, J. B. Sl~eath
,, W. 9. Moorkouee
Sister of flI, M.
- ao. ARTIST.
C h e d e r
Von Guercind
?> E. R. bythe
Mre. Montgomery
E. R. Smythe
W. P. George
E. R. Smytke
McCulloch
J. W h s
Mrs. Montgomery
Copley Fielding
@mn
I. R. dmythe
Mre. Montgomery
Aiemnn, senr.
Mrs. Montgonlery
F. Worsey
After Madme. Soyer
Mrs. Montgomery
K. McCIeay
Bhrk, of Norwicl~
E. R. Smythe
Mr. h. HoheLs .
,, &.Holmea
2, R- W.-Bm% Li<i.-Col. c?a@ b. a. 93kdon
5%. w. x. T . n
,, Montgome
,, W. N. Milton
,, R. W. Xreday
,, W. N. Milton
,, W. H.Lane
,, Gw. &uld
Mrs. Montgomery
Mr.. E. ugiths
, w. x.Lsntl ,, W. k Milton
Mrs. Montgomery
Burton Brothera
Mrs . Mo+gomery
Burton Bmthem
Mr. Plank . Mrs. Mv-tgomery
Lieut..Col. Cnrgill
Mr. J. B. She&
c8phin &%hll
Mr. Wdton .
AB'IISTT
Tonea
cum W. P. George
Earle
Mrs. Montgomery
Herring, wnior
Clint
Leggett
A. ColiP
MoCulloch, A.S.k
Fren%e
P a d Bdl
Smith
P.rig81, A. 8. A.
Mra. Montgomery
Herring, aenr.
Herring, senr.
Turton
Etty,R.A. '
J. Williams
Chevalier
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EXBIBITOE.
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NO. ARTIST. - ' NO.
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101
102
103
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105
106
107
108
109
1 i o Ill
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113
11.1
116
11C
119
11E
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EXAIBITOB.
Mr. E. GriEt?
Xrb. Montgomery '
Mr. Geo. BolnM '
,, Bathgab. . ,, Cambridge
,, ' .Csmbridge .
,, BOYS . ,, Callender'
Mrs. Moiltgomery ' , . Mr.' &emwood I
Henneh
W g a t e ' ~ c t i o i , between H.M.S:BI~~~;, and Ls Pique,l.~. 1795, at the close o the'Action
Mrs. Montgomery
Chevslier
Cambridge
rates
Patee .
5mit.h of Chicl~estel
Lfbr T i n t d o ' . . , ,
C. Hayea
Stevens
l'homaon
Miis Stoddart
Tllomacl Browxi
Morlend
?he* same, Commencement .of th; hctiox
B'oy and Bi+
,, Cargill
15. Loughnan
,, 'G. &uld
Lieut. Col. gill
Am. J. ~a;Rdon
htr. Haimrm
,, Tbtm
,, Wood . , Id. Waitt . s i '
,, n d o b
,, Loughinan
,, Bialiop
;; B&l¶@te
,, w. H. Lsne '
97
Farmer m&h RabW
Cupicz
Dmer Beach
ff anze
Sailors at W a s
Fiau on TMmmeFI, in Perthhire
7 % ~ Yrom Castle Cmig, Dalmeny
Farm Pard . Girl and Urinea Pig
Mm Montgomery
Beaven
Lidderdale
Molinear -
. . .
.' . Carl du Jardin '
Kobe11
Shaw
Mrs. ~ontgorne i ' .
Misa Stoddart
E. R. Smythe
Captain H ~ ~ t ~ h i s o ~ l
,, ' Hutchisou
Mr. hglea
MIB. hdo~t~ornel-~ '
Mr. M. P. Goddart
On the River Lee
Portrait of Mrs. Cai r r~
Lnndscape, Itdyr
Piew from Qoaarment: H o w , h l t r
Bay . San*ce I
Cbpid, after Cor~gio
On the Dart, Deaonabive
Edinbovo'fronn ti@ Rye C o d
Mudowa, after Carlo Dolce .
A Portr&t -. Italian Landwap and Lake
,, q. a: Hart
,, Hanmer '
,, M.B. Hart ,
.,, Kitson
,, Callen*
,, Hawkw
Field
G. Simpson
Mra. Donald
h u d q '
Dr. Donald
Mr. W. H. Lane '
SUBJECT. mmT.
Gila E. sheath
lnape
?ritchett
bir
B. West
b. GC. M*h .I
Mrs. G. MMellish
b h . (3. N&h
&ichsrdaon
J. Large,
3. I?. GC.
Kim blnrmer
-a L. 'bylor
8. T. 43.
Miss L. Taylor
Riohsrihw,n
W.Pqck.3 - . -
es '; ~CFANT&EBFRY: . ARP I , BX H I G H ~ N , : - 4570. . . *
West and Mbrth Gallery.-Water Colors- cbntinued.. ----
NO.
--
-----
' 8 AEPST ,'
Weyms Andrea.
H. Warren
Large
Imge
Ruasell
Russell
Miss Sewell . a . J. Harding ;
LWP*. . I i
R. Wntson
Simpkinson
J. M. W. Turner
J. Duvnl
T. S. Cooper, R.A. . W. Pucke ,,
Mias Christiuu
Fenier
J. Ince a , s ,
J. Duvnl
\V. Packe
t
Admid Stoddart . Davey
- NO.
- 5 1
52
53
M 55
56
57
58
BY
60
61
62
63
64
66
I
67
68
69
70
72
9 gs 74
H. Miintz
7. Packe
. west
I 25 , Ship ip Q &om
26 Judglmed of Deborah- ( A SIave ir I wrongfully accused of murder, anc / D e b d l dtbounds the red murderer;
Rev. J. O.'B. Hoare .s -" 1
Mr. E. Lewis . .,. .. /
I ' : . . Mr. W.3: 'M. L v a c h ,
. * .. Ince
. Prout
be Wi?
fitla Wood
l iss L. Taylor
L t h Turner
B Smith . ,
'paPk,r
dim% Taylor
rli- Tafior
5. P m t
Richardpon
&Em M. Iheath
Ferrier
1790
J. Carter
J. Carter
:r. 8. Holmee
, B W . Mountfort
, Field
, Field , . . ,
Cr. L. I5q~er.g. .-
,,. I . . . . : 11
- rm *: 19 -+d {,:p# " ., _ a s
_I
NO.
- 1w 105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
' 118
119
12(
121
12:
12:
l21
12f
12(
12'
121
12
. . Year h?ye, Sassex, by Turner's- earl!
Inrtructor
Park Scena, Oontempomv of Duye's
MooaZigTit
Sketch ' - a . ,
F%ston Bridge
Boat Eouse, Cookham
WatemGlty Charenton ,, .
Coast, near Maradon . - 4
COP&& Farm, Kent - - -
Cleqatrtt Ur >
St. Malo 3. ,- --,' c,
Stonchyers ... view l l ~ ~ Dwking
le Wint
ir T. Lawrenae
Uen
loden
)e Wint
)ayes
Iearne
3oden
3arrett
Ie Wint
mi8
~e ~ m t
Leitch
Callow
;tastinesu'
Boden
Gta5tinesu *
Stephanhqff
Reike
Holland
stephlulhoff
stephsnaoff
M3.m Keste
Bentley &&&' ,p.. '
-5--=- - -- - - 1
52 CANTERBURY ART EXMBIFION; - r-870. c ~ $ p ~ g ~ ~ ~ ~ : m . . ~-mWs't1.8 13.
West and North Gallery.-Water Colors- antimued.
SUBJECT. ARTIST. EXHIBITOR.
Wupide Inn
Bamborough Cart&
WeZah Pbltey
Nehon Harbour
Sheyhurst, Cantwbtrly
Ship in a 8tma
FZoe08rc
Riucr & Stestc Old a b w , Cachere
~ a ~ i d Cmtle
nlipe
Sea Picm - Rorebirdr
Fma
Ycene in Gtw~aey
R. dm& Range, Relson
Baguigtt
%ermamt E w e , lgydp y
Ygataps
3em'Pc QT@, Uper Bulleel.
huedin Harbour
Kout Cook, f iok Be Grey
hke Pukaki . -
II3fooP.d Emen
VeEson
9reular Head, Tamania
--
Austin
Phillips
Evans . Hon. Dillon Bell
Admid Stoddart
Mr. E. Gri5th
1, ,I
,I ,, , Thos. Kent
,, J. C. Boys
,, M. P. Stoddart
,, W. B. Bray
Nelson . . I '. C. aichmond
3. O'Brien
J. Gully
r- WY
J . wb a. Gtully
M h Shath
Miss Shenth
New Otago ~ e d ' , . - .
W. Pscke
Robotham
Miss E. Sheath
Blythe
G. Holland
Miss Sheath
Mrs. Nellish
J. a.ully
C. J. Knox
W. H. Raworth
J. 0. Richmond
r. GulIy
D. O'Brien
r. Gully r. Gully 1. C. Richmond
r. GUUY
B. E. Nixon
J. Gully .
,, J. C. Wilson
,, G*th
,, J. B. Sheath
,, J. Ec. Helmore
,a J. B. Dale.
,, J. B. Sheath
,, Me&h
,, J. Gully 0. Green
,, W. H. Rawortli
. . I .' , .' 4 S h g Bok, &t~ser
Wunt Cook and MoovhorrPi, W*B . 8 J. Gully
Dr. Niion
Dr. Htlsst ,
Mr. W. S. Ilboorhouk
,, Richmond
Dr. Hasst
k t , W~knmarina Range, Culling- woad
J. Gdy
Raworth a '
8 O ' B h
C. D. Bsrraud
J. Gully
Itewortli
3. MJ
D. Berraud
Blyth
2. D. Bm&ud
r. (X Richmond
V. Chevalier
r. Gully C. Chevalier
I. Chevalier
F. l. Oo&
: Gully S. Chedier
h-. r i o n
I. Chevslier
-aalls
&. Fletcher
I
kr. W. moorhou house ,, Raworth '
,, G. OIBrien .
,, C.D. B m u d
Dr. Ha&
Mr. %worth
y, W&t
Mr. C. D. Bmnud
3, J. C. Hskno?
$9 C. D. k a u d
,, 3. 0. Richmond
,¶ A. Cox
,, Fletcher sr It. Walton
, .R.. Walton
Kent
r, Fletcher
,, W. P. Cowlishaw
G. Nixon
, R. J. S. Harmm
NO.
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207 808
209
210
211
212
118
$14
21f -
-Tatpta--Zp&-@at, worn both by dlm and W m - - T d i - w - D o p h Mat, m m by ChYk The Skin is cut intc
strips, and worked into a closely woven F!ax Mat.
Zete-Piax Basket. Made by Maories in the interior, and 1 . .. -, - umd to contain Clotbes, &. -~~~~~~ ' ~ a s h t , used to co&in uncookd Food . . f *. Taiaha b;. Had- Chiefs TPa/kiy dick, used when ocwion
required either as an offeeeive or defensive weapon This one belonged to the ancestors of William Thompson, (the Eing maker) and was presented some yearn ago by him to Mr. Stack.
Pa&& m or Zani- Chief's Talking Stick.
Tokotoko-Walki~g ticks, carved by the Chatham Island PAaoner .
Pah Param-A CW, made from the bone of the & e m Whale. This me was found in a Cave near Mil- ford Haven by Sealers in 1843 ; the Tribe to which it belonged is nowiextinct.
.'* ' r .
Rev. S.'9tack "
31 1,
Dr. Haast
M+. Hawkina
Rev. 3. Stack
NO.
Uru-Stone @dil brought by four generations of Mmria from the neighbourhood of ~ a ~ i e r
Pamihi -Stone Adze
Hem- Wative Comb
Taka Tana-Model of a Wm Canoe
Hoe-Native Paddb
Book of Common Prayer and pad qf tire &a;oek,'one of the first Translations.
Portion of the Skull of a Ma, killed in Rg~praha's raid in 1830.
,I 1,
Be?. 3. Stack
Mr. Rolleston
h v . J. Stack ... -.
THE Walls of the Ante-room are hung with Polynssh Weapons, Tmplemmte, Tappa Cloth, Mata, &.
-.sc
. The Long Case in the Ante-room, and the Smaller *e in t&a hbbyj.eonOrdn a Seldon of Polynesim Articles of a smaller kind, many of them displayhg ooneiderab1e ,met as &P Nanu- fncturea. They are horn the Fijis, K? Oplsdonim, ~ ~ f & u o n Islande, Queen Charlotte'r . , - _ '
. . Archipelago, Santa Crud, &a.
7
lev. J. Stack
CAN!l!ERBURY AlItT EXHIBITION, 1870. 59
Case in Lobby, on Right Hand Side.-fie-Historic and other Remains.
EXHIBITED BY THE CANTERBURY MUSEUM.
-
EXHIBIT AND DESCRIPTION.
Nos. 1 AND 2.-FRANCE.-These interesting Remains &re found in posbpliocme beds, often at a
depth of mora than 100 feet; or in caves, together with the bones of extinct species of Elephants and Rhinoceroses inhabiting at that time the Central parts of Europe. They are simply chipped out of f i t s which ~ometimes had to be carried from considerable diu- tances.
Nos. 3 & 4.-E~~L~N~.-8imilar Remains are found in E n g b d in d o u s localities, of which Thetford, the Valley of the Ouse, Icklingham, and Hertfordshire are examples.
SPECIMENS, NO. 5.-Fron: Denmark, having the same character, are dso exhibited. They are found in so-called Kitchen-middens-hespa of refuse near pre-historic bttlements.
SPECIPENB, NO. 6.-Flint Arrow Heads, fiom Suffolk-shew the advancing skillof the artificers.
STONE CHISELS, AXES, h., NO. ?.-From Lake dwellings in Bwitzerland. Some of them pmtly polished. They are from the middle beds, illustrating the period immediately previous to the Bronze Era, in which the metallic tooh were made in close irnitatwn of the stone ones, of which No. 11 is a ample.
CELTS, NO. 8.-From Denmark (Sandstone). No. 9, from Ireland (Lydwn stone). No. 10, from Provence (Nephrite or Greenstone).-All ihs t ra te the most advanced state of the Stone period.
hTo 12.--SEw 2jEdLAN~.-Like Europe, New Zedand has &o had it9 Pre-Historic El'&, in which an extinct m e of Men hw hunted and slain the different species of lldoa (Dinomis) for food. A large encampment of these Moa hunters was discovered some t.ime ago at the m0ut.h of the Rakaia, together with their cooking places, or Moa ovens, and kitchen;mid- dens. The most primitive form of Knife is shewn in No. 12., being pieces of hard &Ad- stone broken off at one blow by another stone. The next form is shewn in No. 13-true. Celts formed mostly fimom a calcined flint ; the locality from whence i t is derived being unknown. The rrscnlbls~~ce of these New Zealand Celts to the E u r o p m
60 CANTERBURY ART EXHIBITION, 1870.
Case in Lobby, on Right Hand Side.-Pre-Historic and Other Idemains- a n t -
EXHIBITED BY THE CANTERBURY MUSEUM.
EXHIBIT AND. DEBOBIPTION. .
ones is very striking-with this great exception, that while the European are chipped on both sides of the edges ; the New Zealand ones are chipped onIy on one side, bemg left with the natural face on the other.
No. ~$.-CHOPPEE.-M~~~ of the same material. No. 16, Smalls Implements and chips fiom the w e locality. . No. 16, Chips of Obs id i i proving that these Moa huxhrshad the meana of crossing what is now Cooks' Straits.
No. 17.-Stone'Bhivw and (3hip-from Moa Ovens in the interior of the Otago Province.
No. 18.-Ronghly chipped Stone Chisels, of which .many were found together in a c&&e in the B.qkaicc encampment. They are formed from a siIiceons deposit called " palla ; " the nearest locslitfi&ere this rock is f ~ d being Uswler's Downs, between the Forks of the liorthern and. aouthern Hinds. They are evidently of a more recent period.
Nos. 19,'20; & 21:-?tkoa1 STONE ~ E B K I E X ' W of more perfect forms, shewing that a new raae of Nen had appeared on the scene ; the implemente of the present race being made of Nephrite (Greenstone) or Chert. No. 19, A block of Greenstone before it is worked. No. 20, A piece shewing tbe ccnnmenoemont of cutting for an Adze or Axe, with refuse pieces lging round it. No. 21, Is the rude Maori Implement made of Flint, obtained at the West Coest in 1859, with which Greenstone waa worke 1.
No. 22, and the surrounding Specimens shewthe different forms of Adzes, h e y , and Chisels, which were ueed by the Maoriea at the time of the first arrival of ~uro&ns in New Zealand.
Np. ~~.-H.AITIXI, or Family Likeness, worn round the neck in f m e r timer. (Exhibited by Mr. W. L. H*ins). No. 24, Being the same form, but ornamented with a. Native Pearl
--/ . . and po&ed in New Zealsnd Gold, shewi~~g the inorease in the U ' '
' the same time the fs,Uing off indrt.
~ ~ I H O , ~ G A , KO. 27.-dhnrk's Tooth Ear Ornament. I . . .
b CHUIB'l'CEUKG!H :
P B l N T B D B Y W I L L I A M B E B V E B ,
Q L O U C E S T E R B T E I E T .
