THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
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scrolls. On the left hand side of the figure, without
the borders thereof, are the words "Awarded First
Prize at the New Zealand Exhibition, 1865," in
black letters printed parallel with the border; and
without the figure, on the right-hand side, are the
words, "We guarantee that the contents of this
package consist of a mixture of Pure Coffee with
Pure Chicory only, in the proportion which we have
found from experience to be most generally appre-
ciated," printed in black italic letters parallel with
the border, under which is a fac-simile of the
signature of the said Company.

Nature of Article to which such Trade Mark is intended
to apply.

"Prepared Coffee."

No. III.
Description of Trade Mark.

On a paper label of a dark red colour, a rectangular
figure of about 4½ inches long by about 3 inches
broad, the border of which consists of two thin black
lines nearly touching each other, and resolving
themselves at each corner into an ornamental knot.
Within the border a thin black line is drawn enclos-
ing a space of oval shape, and touching the border at
the ends and sides of the oval where the same is
longest and thickest. The angles of the figure thus
cut off are filled in with ornamental designs in black
representing foliage. Within the oval is an imitation
in black of an impression of the seal of the New
Zealand Exhibition, 1865, having a diameter of about
3 inches. Within the space between the line forming
the oval aforesaid and the top edge of the seal are
the words "Wm. Gregg and Co.'s Exhibition;" the
words "Wm. Gregg and Co." being printed in black
ornamental letters about 1/4 inch long, forming a slight
curve, and the word "Exhibition" printed so as to
form the segment of the curve in plain black letters
a little more than 1/4 inch long. Within the space
between the line forming the oval aforesaid and the
bottom edge of the seal is the word "Coffee," printed
in a curve in plain black letters about 1/4 inch long.
Two black lines are drawn across the figure at such
places where they would touch the extreme top and
bottom edges of the seal, and twined in a knot round
the line forming the oval aforesaid where they come
in contact with the same, through which knots they
are connected by two lines passing down, as it were,
behind the seal about 1/4 inch from the border lines of the
figure. On the left-hand side of the figure, without
the borders thereof, are the words "Awarded First
Prize at the New Zealand Exhibition in 1865," in black
letters printed parallel with the borders; and without
the figure, on the right-hand side, are the words, "We
guarantee that the contents of this package consist
of a mixture of Pure Coffee with Pure Chicory only,
in the proportion which we have found from experi-
ence to be most generally appreciated," printed in
black italic letters parallel with the side borders,
under which is a fac-simile of the signature of the
said Company.

Nature of Article to which such Trade Mark is intended
to apply.

"Prepared Coffee."

G. S. COOPER,
(for Registrar of Trade Marks.)

Wellington, 7th January, 1874.

Application for Registration of Trade Marks.

NOTICE is hereby given, that GEORGE STEPHENSON,
of Dunedin, Province of Otago, has applied to
register the following Trade Marks under "The
Trade Marks Act, 1866," viz.:-

No. I.
Description of Trade Mark.

On a paper label coloured yellow, a rectangular
figure about 5 inches long by about 3 inches broad,
with an ornamental border a little less than $\frac{1}{4}$ inch
broad. The spaces between the outer and inner lines
forming the border contain black ornamental figures
of gothic shapes standing at right angles to the
border lines, except at each corner, where there is a
small circle having within it an ornamental device.
Within the border at the top appears an imitation
figure in black of a lion "rampant," the figure
standing about an inch high. On either side of the
figure are the words "Lion Brand" in black block
letters, a little more than $\frac{1}{4}$ inch long, and being
printed in a slight curve. Supporting the figure of
the lion, and stretching across the space between the
borders, is a scroll beneath which are the words
"Stephenson and Co., Guaranteed Coffee, Trade
Mark." The words "Stephenson and Co." forming
the first line in black open-shaded ornamental letters
about $\frac{1}{4}$ inch long, in a slight curve; the word
"guaranteed" forming the next line in black open-
shaded block letters, a little less than $\frac{1}{4}$ inch long;
the word "Coffee" forming the next line in black
shaded block letters about $\frac{1}{2}$ inch long; and the words
"Trade Mark" forming the next line in black Roman
capitals about $\frac{1}{2}$ inch long, and being printed on either
side of a circle having a diameter of a little less than
an inch, and enclosing an eight-pointed star, over
which is the letter "S" a little less than $\frac{1}{2}$ inch long,
printed so as to allow the yellow ground to appear
through the lines forming it. Without the figure on
the left-hand side are the words "Manufactured by
Stephenson and Co., Coffee and Spice Merchants and
Manufacturers, Stafford Street, Dunedin," printed
parallel with the border in small black capitals; and
without the figure, on the right-hand side are the
words "We guarantee that the contents of this
package consist of a mixture of Pure Coffee with Pure
Chicory only, in the proportion which we have found
from experience to be most generally appreciated,"
printed in black italic letters parallel with the border,
under which is a fac-simile of the signature of the
said Company.

Nature of Article to which such Trade Mark is intended
to apply.

"Prepared Coffee."

No. II.
Description of Trade Mark.

An oval-shaped ornamental design, coloured red on
a white paper label, the figure being about $5\frac{3}{4}$ inches
measured transversely, and about $4\frac{1}{2}$ inches measured
longitudinally, with an ornamental border of an
average breadth of $\frac{1}{4}$ inch, consisting of alternate
scrolls and floral designs. At the top and bottom of
the figure is a circle of about 1 inch in diameter,
within which is an eight-pointed star, over which is
the letter "S" in large open Roman capital type.
Immediately under the lower of which circles, and
without the border aforesaid, are the words "Trade
Mark" printed in red Roman capitals of a little less
than $\frac{1}{4}$ inch long. At the extreme ends of the oval
are diamond-shaped figures of about $\frac{1}{2}$ inch long.
Within the border, printed so as to cause the letters
to appear white through the red ground, are the
words "Stephenson and Co.'s Finest Plantation Coffee
with Chicory fresh roasted and ground." The words
"Stephenson and Co." being the top line, printed in
a slight curve, the letters being open Roman capitals