Num. 94.

2055

SUPPLEMENT

TO THE

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

OF

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1900.

Published by Authority.

WELLINGTON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1900.

CONTENTS.

Official Notices .. .. .. .. .. 2055
Complete Specifications accepted .. .. 2056
Provisional Specifications accepted .. .. 2059
Letters Patent sealed .. .. .. 2059
Letters Patent on which Fees have been paid .. 2060
Subsequent Proprietors of Letters Patent .. 2060
Application for Letters Patent withdrawn .. 2060
Applications for Letters Patent abandoned .. 2060
Applications for Letters Patent lapsed .. 2060
Letters Patent void .. .. .. 2060
Applications for Registration of Trade Marks .. 2060
Trade Marks registered .. .. .. 2062

[NOTE.—Quarterly lists of Inventors, Inventions, and Designs and Trade-mark Applicants for the current year appear in Gazettes No. 29, of the 12th April, No. 63, of the 12th July, and No. 91, of the 25th October.]

OFFICIAL NOTICES.

Copies of Drawings.

COPIES, by the helio. process, of drawings accompanying applications for Letters Patent may be obtained from the Patent Office at 1s. a sheet.

In order to secure the satisfactory reproduction of drawings, strict compliance is necessary with the following requirements of No. 4 of the “Additional Patents Regulations” :—

One copy of the drawings must be on blue transparent linen or tracing-cloth, 13 in. by 8 in. or 13 in. by 16 in., with a marginal line ½ in. or 1 in. from the edge. All the lines must be absolutely black, Indian ink of the best quality being used, and the same strength of colour of the ink maintained throughout the drawing. Any shading must be in lines clearly and distinctly drawn, and as open as is consistent with the required effect. Section-lines should not be too closely drawn. No colour must be used for any purpose upon the drawing, and all letters and figures of reference must be bold and distinct. The drawings must not be folded, but be delivered at the Patent Office either in a perfectly flat state, or rolled upon a roller or in a stiff case, so as to be free from creases or breaks.

The signature must be in perfectly black ink, and no other writing, impressions of stamps, or the like ought to appear on any part of the sheet.

A

Library.

THE library attached to the Patent Office is open free to the public during office hours. It contains, amongst others, the following publications, viz. :—

Specifications and Drawings of Inventions patented in the United Kingdom.

Classified Abridgments of such Inventions.

The English Illustrated Official Journal (Patents).

The English Trade Mark Journal.

The Official Gazette of the United States Patent Office.

The Canadian Patent Office Record.*

The Patent Gazettes and Printed Specifications of the Australian Colonies.

The Propriété Industrielle.

• This periodical may also be seen at the Free Public Libraries at Auckland and Christchurch.

Forms.

THE under-mentioned printed forms may be had on application to the Patent Office, viz. :—

Application for Letters Patent.

Provisional Specification.

Complete Specification and Copy.

Application for Registration of Design.

Application for Registration of Trade Mark.

Application for Extension of Time for making any payment or for lodging Complete Specification.

Application for Registration of Subsequent Proprietor (by assignment or otherwise) of Letters Patent.

Application for Registration of Subsequent Proprietor of Trade Mark.

Forms of Application for Letters Patent, Provisional Specification, Complete Specification (with copy), may also be obtained at all local Patent Offices and Money-order Offices.

THE following publications can be obtained from the Government Printer, viz. :—

Printed Specifications to the end of the year 1879.

Annual Lists of Letters Patent and Letters of Registration applied for, and Particulars of Applications lapsed and Patents lapsed, from 1880 to 1888, inclusive.

Annual Reports of the Registrar, containing Alphabetical Lists of Applicants for Letters Patent and of Inventions patented from 1889 to 1899, inclusive.