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New Zealander, Volume XVIII, Issue 1670, 19 April 1862, Page 2

300TS AND SHOES. —i trunks, ex "Cashmere." Apply C. J. STONE, Queen-street Wharf. ITAYS.—2 cases, ex " Cashmere." Apply C. J. D STONE, Queen-street Wharf. /QUILTED SKIRTS, ex "Chapman." C. J. ; STONE, Queen-street Wharf. CANDLES (NEVA STEARINE).— 200 boxes, ex " Cashmere." Apply C. J. STONE, Queen street Wharf. AURITIUS SUGARS, ex " Marie etLouise."— 800 Bags. C. J. STONE, Wharf. FINEST CONGOU TEAS, ex "John Stephen- ' son." C. J. STONE, Queen-street Wharf. "AURITIUS CRYSTALS. These beautiful . Sugars in 561b. Bags. C. J. STONE, Queenstreet Wharf. 'ANTED—A Gardener. Apply to C.J. STONE, V V Queen-street Wharf. Electro Plating and Gilding, Re-plating old Plate and Electrotyping. GCOOK begs to inform his friends and the . public that he has commenced business in the above art, and, having had years of experience in one of the best firms in Loudon, ho hopes to be able to give universal satisfaction. Specimens of various articles can be seen at Mr. Leighton's, Stationer, Shortland Crescent, and all orders delivered there will be promptly attended to. List of Articles. Table Spoons, Forks, Dessert and Tea Spoons, &c, Harness Buckles, Spurs, and Military Accoutrements, Watch Faces, and all kinds of metallic articles plated with pure silver at a moderate charge. Brooches, Shawl Pins, and all kinds of Ladies' Ornaments plated or gilded in a superior manner. Silver Watches, Chains, Pencil Cases, &c, gilded in the best style, and Seals, Crests, and Armorial bearings re-produced in pure copper, and plated or gilt according to order. GEORGE COOK, Electrotypist.

COTTON SEED. * KEG of COTTON SEED has been left at the l Stores of the Undersigned, for Gratuituous Distribution to parties desirous of trying to cultivate the plant. SAMUEL COCHRANE, BRO. & CO., Fort-street. MRS. LEWIS'S SEMINARY, CLIFF VILLA, SHORTLAND CRESCENT. rHE EASTER VACATION will terminate next THURSDAY, 24th instant. April 18th, 1862.