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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

Marriage Act, 1854
OFFICIATING MINISTERS FOR 1874.-NOTICE
No. 15.

Registrar-General's Office,
Wellington, 1st September, 1874.

PURSUANT to the provisions of an Act of the
General Assembly of New Zealand, passed in
the eighteenth year of the reign of Her Majesty
Queen Victoria, and intituled "The Marriage Act,
1854," the following names of Officiating Ministers
within the meaning of the said Act are published for
general information:-

Roman Catholic Church.
The Reverend PATRICK D. MOORE.
Hebrew Congregations.
The Reverend ISAAC ZACHARIAH.

WM. R. E. BROWN,
Registrar-General.

Traffic Returns.

WELLINGTON-MASTERTON RAILWAY.

RETURN of Traffic for Month ending 31st August,
1874.

COACHING.
No. £ s. d.
Passengers
Parcels, &c. ... ... ... 9,367 ... 403 2 10
... ... ... ... ... ... 10 16 7
... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 413 19 5

MERCHANDISE.
Tons. £ s. d.
Freight ... ... ... ... 243 ... 47 5 1
Live Stock ... ... ... ... ... 2 10 6
... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 49 15 7

Total ... ... ... ... ... £468 15 0

ANTHONY GARSTIN,
Traffic Manager.
1st September, 1874.

Application for Registration of a Trade Mark.

NOTICE is hereby given, that CHARLES WHITE,
Esq., Patents Agent, of Wellington, has applied
on behalf of Mr. MAX MENDERSHAUSEN, of Dunedin,
in the Province of Otago, to register under "The
Trade Marks Act, 1866," the Trade Mark of which
the following is a description, viz.,-

A label printed on coloured or plain paper, of two
sizes, to suit the size of the package to which it shall
be attached.

1. About eleven inches and a quarter long, and
   about five inches broad. The label is divided into
   three parts: In the centre a parallelogram three
   inches and eight-tenths by four inches and six-tenths
   is enclosed in a line; within this line is described an
   inner border about one-twelfth of an inch wide, with
   fanciful scroll at each corner; and within this latter
   border are the words "Max Mendershausen's
   [unrivalled] Fruit and Flowers. Prepared only from
   the finest Virginian Tobaccos. None Genuine without
   my Signature and Trade Mark. Steinhoff's Build-
   ings, Princes Street, Dunedin." The words "Max
   Mendershausen's" are printed in one curved line of
   Egyptian capital letters, about two-tenths of an inch
   high; the word "unrivalled" is printed within
   brackets in smaller Egyptian capitals in a curved
   line; the words "Fruit and Flowers" are printed in
   Egyptian capitals with shaded bottoms, standing
   about half an inch in height in a curved line. Under
   these words is a line with a fancy scroll. The words
   "Prepared only from the finest Virginian Tobaccos"
   form two lines of Egyptian capitals; a line with
   fancy scroll is drawn under these words. The words
   "None Genuine without my Signature and Trade
   Mark" are printed in small italics; underneath these
   words is a line with fancy scroll. "Steinhoff's Build-
   ings" is printed in one line underneath, in fancy
   capitals about one-eighth of an inch high; "Princes
   Street" is printed in another line in larger Egyptian
   capitals about two-tenths of an inch in height, shaded
   at the foot; "Dunedin" is printed in another line
   in Egyptian capital letters about one-eighth of an
   inch high. Upon each side or flap is printed a
   circular medallion about the size of a shilling, having
   a rim or line round the outside, and a fanciful scroll
   at top and bottom; within this rim or line is a circular
   shield with the letter M described in the centre; and
   underneath each medallion are printed in fanciful
   capital letters the words "Trade Mark." Underneath
   each medallion is a signature purporting to be a
   fac-simile" Max Mendershausen."

2. About eleven inches and a half long, and about
   four inches broad. In the centre a parallelogram
   three inches and two-twelfths by three inches and
   eleven-twelfths is enclosed in a line; within this line
   is described an inner border about one twenty-fourth
   of an inch wide, with fanciful scroll at each corner,
   and within this latter border are the words "Max
   Mendershausen's [unrivalled] Fruit and Flowers.
   Prepared only from the finest Virginian Tobaccos.
   None Genuine without my Signature and Trade
   Mark. Princes Street [opposite Cargill's Monu-
   ment], Dunedin." The words "Max Mendershausen's
   [unrivalled] Fruit and Flowers. Prepared only from
   the finest Virginian Tobaccos. None Genuine with-
   out my Signature and Trade Mark" are printed in a
   similar manner as above described. Under the line
   "Fruit and Flowers" is a fancy scroll; under the
   line "finest Virginian Tobaccos" is a plain single
   line; and under the sentence "None Genuine without
   my Signature and Trade Mark" is a plain double
   line. The words "Princes Street" are printed in
   one line in Egyptian capitals about two-twelfths of
   an inch in height; the words "opposite Cargill's
   Monument" are enclosed in brackets, and printed in
   Egyptian capitals about one-eighth of an inch high,
   in one line; the word "Dunedin" is printed in
   Egyptian capitals, in rather larger and bolder size
   a circular medallion as above described. On the left-
   hand flap, about one inch and a half from the edge,
   and printed transversely, is a signature purporting to
   be a fac-simile" Max Mendershausen ;" and on the
   right-hand flap, about an inch from the edge, is a
   fancy scroll printed transversely.

3. The whole of the label or labels above described
   is printed in gold, and the letter M in the centre of
   the medallion is cut out of the gold.

Nature of the Article to which it is proposed such
Trade Mark shall apply.

"A mixture of cut manufactured Tobacco, described
or known as 'Fruit and Flowers.'"

G. S. COOPER,
(for the Registrar of Trade Marks).
Wellington, 1st September, 1874.

Application for Registration of a Trade Mark.

NOTICE is hereby given, that CHARLES WHITE,
Esq., Patents Agent, of Wellington, has applied
on behalf of Mr. JAMES COPELAND, of Dunedin, in
the Province of Otago, to register under "The Trade
Marks Act, 1866," the Trade Mark of which the
following is a description, viz.,-

The Trade Mark consists of a figure representing
a cask or barrel, shaded with black lines on a white