1244
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

The essential particulars of this trade-mark are the repre-
sentation of a sugar-cane plantation, with overseer and coolies
at work, and hills in the background, and the design as a
whole; and the applicants disclaim any right to the exclu-
sive use of the added matter, with the exception of their
name and initials.

Colonial Sugar Refining Company (Limited), of Auckland,
New Zealand, Sugar-refiners.
Sugars, syrups, treacle.
Class No. 42.

(No. 1476.) 29th July, 1895.

[Illustration: Man in striped rugby uniform kicking a rugby ball]

John Howard Dalton, of 210, Queen Street, Auckland,
New Zealand, Tailor.
Men's and boys' clothing.
Class No. 38.

(No. 1479.) 5th August, 1895.

[Illustration: Ornate decorative trade mark design with "MARQUE DE FABRIQUE" and "COGNAC" text]

[No. 59

The essential particulars of this trade-mark are (1) the
shield-shaped device containing a representation of a smaller
shield on which are depicted three hammers or martells
proper, and surmounted by a marten, and (2) the general
design of the label as a whole; and the applicants disclaim
any right to the exclusive use of the words "Trade-mark on
capsules & cases," and "Old Brandy."

Martell and Co., of Cognac, France, Spirit Merchants.
Brandy.
Class No. 43.

(No. 1477.) 1st August, 1895.

[Illustration: Three rifles with "B.S.A" beneath]

The Birmingham Small-Arms and Metal Company
(Limited), of Small Heath, near Birmingham, England,
Manufacturers of Cycle Components.

Velocipedes and other wheeled vehicles, and parts of veloci-
pedes, such as framings, handles, hubs, bottom-brackets,
cranks, drive-chain, chain-wheels, pedals, gear-cases, wheels,
wheel-rims, and the like.
Class No. 22.

C. J. A. Haselden,
Registrar of Patents, Designs, and Trade-marks.

Copies of "The Patents, Designs, and Trade-marks Act,
1889," with Regulations thereunder, and printed forms
of application and specification, can be obtained from the
Patent Office, the Government Printer, Local Patent Offices,
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Local Patent Offices for the reception of applications for
Letters Patent have been established at the following places:
Auckland, Thames, New Plymouth, Wanganui, Gisborne,
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Lawrence, and Invercargill. In every case the office is at
the Courthouse.

Specifications of all Patents and Letters of Registration
applied for in the colony can be inspected at the Patent
Office, and particulars of Patents, &c., granted in England,
the United States, Canada, and the Australian Colonies can
be seen at the Patent Office Library at the Museum, Wel-
ington.

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   lapsed, from 1880 to 1888 inclusive.
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   Letters Patent, nature of Letters Patent, &c., applied for
   during the years 1889 to 1893, inclusive.

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C. J. A. Haselden,
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