New Zealand Gazette – 1891 – No. 23

Page 422

✨ Patent Applications and Withdrawals

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 23

R. Cockerell, dredge-bucket.
R. R. Menzies, cleaning bottles.
W. J. Dalton, boots and shoes.
J. Hickes, tobacco-pipes.
F. W. B. Greville, treating liquids.
T. Summerton, engine.
F. W. Paterson, opening oysters.
R. Hutchinson, flax-dresser.
M. Barrett, horse swamp-shoe.
W. F. Judson, disinfectant.
A. M. McLeod, flax-scutcher.
C. Smith, perambulator.
W. Hodge, railway stop-block.
A. Deacon, cramp.
G. H. Davies, trapping rabbits.
J. Ritchie, dredging.
J. Jerger and F. Degray, fire-escape.
A. U. Lewis, estimating and checking consumption of liquids.
A. Bow, braces.
T. J. Harbutt, broom.
C. Rhoades, gasalier weight-guard.
J. J. Fougere, a game.
J. Brown, gold-saver.
D. Jones, garden-rule.
D. A. Graham, revivifying lime, &c., used in purifying gas.
A. McGill, fire-escape.
W. Hodge, locking railway-points.
W. McWilliam, landing net-ring.
F. H. Tronson, wire-strainer.
W. Guthrie, draining-plough.
M. Coughtrey and G. Springer, preserving.
A. T. Danks, gas-meter register.
J. P. Young, dredge-bucket.
W. B. Sangster, dredging or lifting cargo.
J. Page, step-ladder.
E. Arnold, perambulator and cradle.
K. Graf and S. O. Stokes, match-deliverer.
J. B. Clark, ladder.
H. P. Matthews, dressing flax.
I. J. Turner, chimney-cowl.
A. Moseley, watertight-coat.
S. E. Jeans, water-heater.
A. L. Campbell, antifriction-conveyor.
R. Orr, flax-dresser.
W. H. Hamilton, preparing flax.
J. D. Pinkerton, sinking wells.
P. Waldman and G. Longhurst, extinguishing fires.
G. MacFarlane, potato-plough.
A. Fischer and J. E. Hale, broom-preserve, &c.
H. J. Jones, grinding knives.
A. H. P. Noble, grinding knives.
G. W. Langley, chair.
R. C. Noedl, knife-handle.
J. Ashworth, canning and preserving.
J. W. Graham, butter-maker.
G. A. Perry, burglar-detector.
T. Cusdin, boot for horses’ hoofs.
T. Cusdin, horse-shoe.
J. H. Sherwin, lifting and releasing stampers, &c.
C. J. E. Linnemann and T. W. Q. Honeywill, pendulum-governor.
A. Wilson and L. W. McGlashan, perforating-machine.
A. Graham, fire-kindler.
A. Graham, washing-fluid.
J. Howard, flexible shafting.
H. J. A. Pyke, cleaning boots.
T. Summerton and J. Brown, steam-engine.
J. Reynolds and H. McGloin, wool-press.
T. W. C. Honeywill and C. J. E. Linnemann, steam marine governor.

Applications for Letters Patent withdrawn.

APPLICATIONS for Letters Patent withdrawn, from the 30th April, 1890, to the 31st March, 1891:—
3934. W. Lucas, valves and ports.
3947. J. D. Bertram, horse-shoe.
4099. C. A. Peace, lead-headed nail.

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

PATENT OFFICE SUPPLEMENT.

FROM and after the 2nd April, 1891, a separate Supplement to the New Zealand Gazette will be published fortnightly, and will contain all notices concerning patents and trade-marks required by law to be gazetted. It will also contain particulars of lapsed applications for patents and of expired letters patent, and other information useful to inventors, manufacturers, and others. The Patent Office Supplement will be issued free to subscribers to the Gazette, and to others on payment of a special subscription of ten shillings per annum, payable in advance to the Government Printer.

GEO. DIDS BURY,
Government Printer.

By Authority: G. DIDS BURY, Government Printer, Wellington.

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🏭 List of Patent Applications

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsPatent Applications, Inventions, New Zealand
👱🏽 Names

77 names identified

R. Cockerell, Dredge-bucket
R. R. Menzies, Cleaning bottles
W. J. Dalton, Boots and shoes
J. Hickes, Tobacco-pipes
F. W. B. Greville, Treating liquids
T. Summerton, Engine
F. W. Paterson, Opening oysters
R. Hutchinson, Flax-dresser
M. Barrett, Horse swamp-shoe
W. F. Judson, Disinfectant
A. M. McLeod, Flax-scutcher
C. Smith, Perambulator
W. Hodge, Railway stop-block
A. Deacon, Cramp
G. H. Davies, Trapping rabbits
J. Ritchie, Dredging
J. Jerger, Fire-escape
F. Degray, Fire-escape
A. U. Lewis, Estimating and checking consumption of liquids
A. Bow, Braces
T. J. Harbutt, Broom
C. Rhoades, Gasalier weight-guard
J. J. Fougere, A game
J. Brown, Gold-saver
D. Jones, Garden-rule
D. A. Graham, Revivifying lime, &c., used in purifying gas
A. McGill, Fire-escape
W. Hodge, Locking railway-points
W. McWilliam, Landing net-ring
F. H. Tronson, Wire-strainer
W. Guthrie, Draining-plough
M. Coughtrey, Preserving
G. Springer, Preserving
A. T. Danks, Gas-meter register
J. P. Young, Dredge-bucket
W. B. Sangster, Dredging or lifting cargo
J. Page, Step-ladder
E. Arnold, Perambulator and cradle
K. Graf, Match-deliverer
S. O. Stokes, Match-deliverer
J. B. Clark, Ladder
H. P. Matthews, Dressing flax
I. J. Turner, Chimney-cowl
A. Moseley, Watertight-coat
S. E. Jeans, Water-heater
A. L. Campbell, Antifriction-conveyor
R. Orr, Flax-dresser
W. H. Hamilton, Preparing flax
J. D. Pinkerton, Sinking wells
P. Waldman, Extinguishing fires
G. Longhurst, Extinguishing fires
A. Fischer, Broom-preserve, &c.
J. E. Hale, Broom-preserve, &c.
H. J. Jones, Grinding knives
A. H. P. Noble, Grinding knives
G. W. Langley, Chair
R. C. Noedl, Knife-handle
J. Ashworth, Canning and preserving
J. W. Graham, Butter-maker
G. A. Perry, Burglar-detector
T. Cusdin, Boot for horses’ hoofs
T. Cusdin, Horse-shoe
J. H. Sherwin, Lifting and releasing stampers, &c.
C. J. E. Linnemann, Pendulum-governor
T. W. Q. Honeywill, Pendulum-governor
A. Wilson, Perforating-machine
L. W. McGlashan, Perforating-machine
A. Graham, Fire-kindler
A. Graham, Washing-fluid
J. Howard, Flexible shafting
H. J. A. Pyke, Cleaning boots
T. Summerton, Steam-engine
J. Brown, Steam-engine
J. Reynolds, Wool-press
H. McGloin, Wool-press
T. W. C. Honeywill, Steam marine governor
C. J. E. Linnemann, Steam marine governor

🏭 Withdrawn Patent Applications

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsPatent Applications, Withdrawn, Inventions
👱🏽 Names

W. Lucas, Valves and ports
J. D. Bertram, Horse-shoe
C. A. Peace, Lead-headed nail

🏭 Patent Office Supplement Announcement

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated2 April 1891
KeywordsPatent Office, Supplement, Fortnightly, Free Subscription
👩‍💼 Officials

GEO. DIDS BURY, Government Printer

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