Feb. 7.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 281

(No. 1375.) 5th February, 1895.
The words
HAMMER & TONGS.
James Inglis and Co., of Sydney, New South Wales, Tea Merchants.
Tea.
Class No. 42.

(No. 1376.) 5th February, 1895.
The word or name
CONFUCIUS.
James Inglis and Co., of Sydney, New South Wales, Tea Merchants.
Tea.
Class No. 42.

(No. 1377.) 5th February, 1895.
The word
RANEE.
James Inglis and Co., of Sydney, New South Wales, Tea Merchants.
Tea.
Class No. 42.

(No. 1378.) 5th February, 1895.
The word
DARRACONDE.
James Inglis and Co., of Sydney, New South Wales, Tea Merchants.
Tea.
Class No. 42.

(No. 1379.) 5th February, 1895.
The words
THE DINNER PLATE.
James Inglis and Co., of Sydney, New South Wales, Tea Merchants.
Tea.
Class No. 42.

(No. 1380.) 5th February, 1895.
The word
MATTAGALLA.
James Inglis and Co., of Sydney, New South Wales, Tea Merchants.
Tea.
Class No. 42.

(No. 1381.) 5th February, 1895.
The word
ZENANA.
James Inglis and Co., of Sydney, New South Wales, Tea Merchants.
Tea.
Class No. 42.

(No. 1382.) 6th February, 1895.
The word
KAURI.
John Burns and Co., of Auckland, New Zealand, Iron-mongers.
Spades, shovels, nails, staples, stoves, hoes, corkscrews, garden-forks, meat-choppers, garden-rakes, wedges, wrenches, trunks; enamelled hardware, such as basins, bowls, mugs, ewers, teapots, saucepans, candlesticks, colanders, &c.
Class No. 13.

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