1862
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 88

(No. 1562.)
13th November, 1895.
The word "Komo," and the fac-simile signature, "Paton,
Calvert, and Co.," as shown in the preceding notice, No. 1560.
James Wallace Paton and Harry Calvert, trading together
under the name or style of "Paton, Calvert, and Co.," at
20, Cumberland Street, Liverpool, England, Blacking, Grate
and Furniture Polish Manufacturers, &c.
Furniture and metal polish, Berlin black, blacking (in
liquid or paste), patent-leather polish, plate- and knife-
powder, harness blacking or composition, French varnish,
black-lead for polishing, polishing-cloths, and saddle-paste.
Class No. 50.

(No. 1565.)
15th November, 1895.

TRADEMARK IMAGE: PARRINGTON'S MILK PUNCH
REGISTERED TRADE MARK
C.E. PARRINGTON
Wine & Spirit Merchant + + Hawera.

The essential particular of this trade-mark is the distinc-
tive label; and the applicant disclaims any right to the
exclusive use of the added matter, except his name and
address.
Charles Edward Parrington, of Hawera, New Zealand,
Wine and Spirit Merchant.
Punch.
Class No. 43.

(No. 1566.)
18th November, 1895.
The words

PUSPARAMA TEA

The essential particular of this trade-mark is the word
"Pusparama"; and the applicants disclaim any right to the
exclusive use of the word "Tea."
Heather, Robertson, and Co., of Auckland, New Zealand,
Merchants.
Tea.
Class No. 42.

(No. 1567.)
19th November, 1895.
The word

MAORIDESS

Smith and Wellstood (Limited), of Bonnybridge, Stirling-
shire, Scotland, Ironfounders.
Stoves, ranges, grates, and other heating and cooking
apparatus.
Class No. 18.

(No. 1568.)
19th November, 1895.

WAHINE

Smith and Wellstood (Limited), of Bonnybridge, Stirling-
shire, Scotland, Ironfounders.
Stoves, ranges, grates, and other heating and cooking
apparatus.
Class No. 18.

(No. 1570.)
20th November, 1895.

TRADEMARK IMAGE: BIRD (COCKATOO)

COCKATOO BRAND.

Sharland and Co. (Limited), of Auckland and Wellington,
New Zealand, Wholesale Druggists.
Eucalyptus-oil, and other medicinal preparations from
eucalyptus-oil.
Class No. 3.

F. WALDEGRAVE,
Deputy Registrar.

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