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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
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No. 13129.—2nd November, 1900.—WILLIAM EDINBOROUGH CHAMBERLAIN, of Feilding, New Zealand, Mechanical Engineer. An improved turnip, rape, and small-seed sower.
No. 13133.—20th November, 1900.—ARTHUR STEELE FORD, of Auckland, New Zealand, Engineer. Improved davits for use on shipboard.
No. 13136.—3rd November, 1900.—FRANCIS WINTER, of 6, Wyndham Street, Auckland, New Zealand, Settler, and JOHN OLSEN, of Elliott Street, Auckland aforesaid, Jeweller. A water bicycle.
No. 13144.—5th November, 1900.—CHARLES WILLIAM SYMONS, of Fendalton Road, Christchurch, New Zealand, Farmer. An improved portable machine to coil wire-netting, fencing-wire, and barb-wire, and to uncoil same.
No. 13146.—8th November, 1900.—GEORGE STURTEVANT, of Devore Street, Auckland, New Zealand, Draughtsman, JOHN MANNERS MORRAN, of Mount Eden, Auckland, New Zealand, Manufacturer, and ANDREW GORDON FRENCH, of Thames, New Zealand, Consulting Chemist. An improvement in cleansing kauri-gum from decayed vegetable and earthy matter.
No. 13148.—6th November, 1900.—HENRY WILKINSON and WILLIAM WILKINSON, of Surrey Crescent, Arch Hill, Auckland, New Zealand, Labourers. A method for converting nightsoil into manure.
No. 13149.—8th November, 1900.—GEORGE GRANT MCALPINE, of Greymouth, New Zealand, Business Manager. Improved rope-clip, particularly for employment in connection with aerial tramways.
No. 13150.—10th November, 1900.—OSCAR ABILDGAAR MOLLER, Engraver, RICHARD TOMLINE, Engineer, and WILLIAM CATTO GREIG, Commercial Traveller, all of Christchurch, New Zealand. Improved apparatus for branding, stamping, and embossing.
No. 13153.—8th November, 1900.—FREDERICK BOYCE, of 44, Hepburn Street, WILLIAM FRANKLIN, of Upper Lorne Street, and TOM VALENTINE, of 11, Lower Vincent Street, all of Auckland, New Zealand, Limelight Operators. An improved generator for generating gas.
No. 13155.—12th November, 1900.—CHARLES PARMENTER, of Pleasant Point, New Zealand, Saddler, and JOHN PARMENTER, of Saltwater Creek, Timaru, New Zealand, Blacksmith. An invention for obtaining power from the sea to drive a dynamo to generate electricity for lighting and other purposes.
No. 13158.—15th November, 1900.—JOSEPH GAUT, of 63, Renwick Street, Leichhardt, Sydney, New South Wales, Artist. Improvements in photographic cameras.
No. 13167.—16th November, 1900.—WILLIAM WERRY, of Phillip Street, Long Gully, Bendigo, Victoria, Engineer. Improvements in engines for steam or other expansive-pressure fluids.
No. 13169.—16th November, 1900.—JOHN ROBB, of Gore, New Zealand, Dredging-hand. An improved system of gold-saving box and tables for use on dredges or sluicing claims.
No. 13170.—15th November, 1900.—JOHN FORBES, of Opotiki, New Zealand, Farmer. A new ships’ boat sliding davit.
No. 13171.—16th November, 1900.—THOMAS SCOTT MULLAY, of Nith Street, Invercargill, New Zealand, Sawmiller. An improved marine composition for resisting the destructive action of the Teredo navalis, or ship-worm, as a preventative of all minute parasital forms, vegetable or organic, and for preventing grass from growing on ships’ bottoms, or fouling, as it is termed.
F. WALDEGRAVE,
Registrar.
NOTE.—Provisional specifications cannot be inspected, or their contents made known by this office in any way, until the complete specifications in connection therewith have been accepted.
The date of acceptance of each application is given after the number.
Letters Patent sealed.
LIST of Letters Patent sealed from the 8th November, 1900, to the 15th November, 1900, inclusive:—
No. 11841.—W. E. Hughes, building-block (E. Jensen).
No. 11886.—J. C. McGeorge, gold-saving screen.
No. 11908.—F. L. Lorden and H. C. Trollope, tobacco-cutter.
No. 12085.—H. Roberts, window-sashes.
No. 12864.—F. J. Corbett, manufacturing lead-carbonate.
No. 12873.—C. Dahl, milk-strainer (H. V. Christiansen).
No. 12896.—J. W. Newall, hair- or wool-cutter.
No. 12906.—M. W. Hanks, Nernst lamp glower support.
No. 12907.—H. N. Potter, Nernst lamp ballast resistance.
No. 12908.—A. J. Wurts, Nernst lamp lighting system.
No. 12909.—A. J. Wurts, H. N. Potter, and M. W. Hanks, Nernst lamp starting apparatus.
No. 12910.—A. J. Wurts and M. W. Hanks, Nernst lamp terminal connections.
No. 12911.—A. J. Wurts, H. N. Potter, E. Bennett, and M. C. Beebe, Nernst lamp.
No. 12912.—P. C. Hewitt, electric lighting.
No. 12913.—W. P. Bice and A. H. Guthridge, legging-fastener (W. Taylor).
F. WALDEGRAVE,
Registrar.
Letters Patent on which Fees have been paid.
[NOTE.—The dates are those of the payments.]
SECOND-TERM FEES.
No. 9021.—D. MacDonald, wood-splitting machine. 10th November, 1900.
No. 9042.—The Sussmann Electric Miner’s Lamp Company, Limited, secondary-battery plates. (S. A. Rosenthal.) 19th November, 1900.
No. 9081.—L. Lawson, mailbag-fastener. 15th November, 1900.
No. 9102.—K. A. May, extracting gold. (F. C. May.) 15th November, 1900.
No. 9134.—R. Steinbach, grain-sorter. 15th November, 1900.
THIRD-TERM FEES.
Nil.
F. WALDEGRAVE,
Registrar.
Subsequent Proprietors of Letters Patent registered.
[NOTE.—The name of the patentee is given in brackets; the date is that of registration.]
No. 8253.—Bradbury’s Patent Drill-sharpener, Limited, of Moorgate Court, London, England, sharpening rock-drills. [T. H. Bradbury.] 16th November, 1900.
No. 11832.—The British Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company, Limited, having its registered office at Norfolk Street, Strand, Westminster, England, Manufacturers, dynamo-electric machine. [W. E. Hughes—B. G. Lamme.] 15th November, 1900.
No. 12010.—The British Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company, Limited, of Norfolk Street, Strand, Westminster, England, Manufacturers, electrical distribution. [W. E. Hughes—B. G. Lamme.] 15th November, 1900.
F. WALDEGRAVE,
Registrar.
Request to Correct Clerical Errors.
No. 13056.—F. A. Rich, velocipede-driving gear (advertised in Supplement to New Zealand Gazette, No. 91, of the 25th October, 1900): To insert the words “part of” after the words “view of,” line 26, page 1; and to alter the word “figures” to “figure,” and strike out “3 and 4,” line 22, page 4.
F. WALDEGRAVE,
Registrar.
Applications for Letters Patent abandoned.
LIST of applications for Letters Patent (with which provisional specifications only have been filed) abandoned from the 8th November, 1900, to the 21st November, 1900, inclusive:—
No. 12285.—W. H. Boyens, candleholder.
No. 12286.—G. Renner and W. H. Boyens, branding-mixture.
No. 12292.—A. de O. Gwynneth, extension foot or boot.
No. 12295.—J. B. Mackenzie, knee-pad.
No. 12296.—F. A. Rich, bicycle-gear.
No. 12297.—W. Bagby, horse-cover.
No. 12300.—O. Waschatz, coffin.
No. 12301.—W. F. James and H. J. Reeves, gold-saving apparatus.
No. 12302.—P. C. K. Young, raising water.
No. 12307.—J. Nicol and P. Ellis, valve.
No. 12311.—W. J. Morgan, measurement of timber.
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NZ Gazette 1900, No 97
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📰 List of Provisional Patent Applications
📰 NZ Gazette8 November 1900
Patents, Provisional Applications, Inventions, Engineers, Farmers, Auckland, Christchurch
24 names identified
- William Edinborough Chamberlain, Applied for improved turnip, rape, and small-seed sower
- Arthur Steele Ford, Applied for improved davits for use on shipboard
- Francis Winter, Applied for water bicycle
- John Olsen, Applied for water bicycle
- Charles William Symons, Applied for improved portable machine to coil wire-netting
- George Sturtevant, Applied for improvement in cleansing kauri-gum
- John Manners Morrant, Applied for improvement in cleansing kauri-gum
- Andrew Gordon French, Applied for improvement in cleansing kauri-gum
- Henry Wilkinson, Applied for method for converting nightsoil into manure
- William Wilkinson, Applied for method for converting nightsoil into manure
- George Grant McAlpine, Applied for improved rope-clip for aerial tramways
- Oscar Abildgaar Moller, Applied for improved apparatus for branding, stamping, and embossing
- Richard Tomline, Applied for improved apparatus for branding, stamping, and embossing
- William Catto Greig, Applied for improved apparatus for branding, stamping, and embossing
- Frederick Boyce, Applied for improved generator for generating gas
- William Franklin, Applied for improved generator for generating gas
- Tom Valentine, Applied for improved generator for generating gas
- Charles Parmenter, Applied for invention for obtaining power from the sea
- John Parmenter, Applied for invention for obtaining power from the sea
- Joseph Gaut, Applied for improvements in photographic cameras
- William Werry, Applied for improvements in engines for steam or other expansive-pressure fluids
- John Robb, Applied for improved system of gold-saving box and tables
- John Forbes, Applied for new ships’ boat sliding davit
- Thomas Scott Mullay, Applied for improved marine composition to resist ship-worm
- F. Waldegrave, Registrar
📰 List of Letters Patent Sealed
📰 NZ Gazette15 November 1900
Patents, Letters Patent, Sealed, Inventions, Engineering, Electrical
18 names identified
- W. E. Hughes, Patent for building-block
- J. C. McGeorge, Patent for gold-saving screen
- F. L. Lorden, Patent for tobacco-cutter
- H. C. Trollope, Patent for tobacco-cutter
- H. Roberts, Patent for window-sashes
- F. J. Corbett, Patent for manufacturing lead-carbonate
- C. Dahl, Patent for milk-strainer
- H. V. Christiansen, Patent for milk-strainer
- J. W. Newall, Patent for hair- or wool-cutter
- M. W. Hanks, Patent for Nernst lamp glower support
- H. N. Potter, Patent for Nernst lamp ballast resistance
- A. J. Wurts, Patent for Nernst lamp lighting system
- M. C. Beebe, Patent for Nernst lamp
- E. Bennett, Patent for Nernst lamp
- P. C. Hewitt, Patent for electric lighting
- W. P. Bice, Patent for legging-fastener
- A. H. Guthridge, Patent for legging-fastener
- W. Taylor, Patent for legging-fastener
- F. Waldegrave, Registrar
📰 Letters Patent Second-Term Fees Paid
📰 NZ Gazette15 November 1900
Patents, Fees, Second-Term, Inventions, Engineering
6 names identified
- D. MacDonald, Paid second-term fee for wood-splitting machine
- S. A. Rosenthal, Paid second-term fee for secondary-battery plates
- L. Lawson, Paid second-term fee for mailbag-fastener
- K. A. May, Paid second-term fee for extracting gold
- F. C. May, Paid second-term fee for extracting gold
- R. Steinbach, Paid second-term fee for grain-sorter
- F. Waldegrave, Registrar
📰 Subsequent Proprietors of Letters Patent Registered
📰 NZ Gazette16 November 1900
Patents, Proprietors, Registration, Companies, Electrical
- T. H. Bradbury, Patentee of Bradbury’s Patent Drill-sharpener
- W. E. Hughes, Patentee of dynamo-electric machine
- B. G. Lamme, Patentee of dynamo-electric machine
- W. E. Hughes, Patentee of electrical distribution
- B. G. Lamme, Patentee of electrical distribution
- F. Waldegrave, Registrar
📰 Request to Correct Clerical Errors in Patent
📰 NZ Gazette25 October 1900
Patents, Clerical Errors, Corrections, Velocipede
- F. A. Rich, Requested correction to velocipede-driving gear patent
- F. Waldegrave, Registrar
📰 List of Abandoned Patent Applications
📰 NZ Gazette21 November 1900
Patents, Abandoned, Applications, Inventions, Engineering
13 names identified
- W. H. Boyens, Abandoned application for candleholder
- G. Renner, Abandoned application for branding-mixture
- A. de O. Gwynneth, Abandoned application for extension foot or boot
- J. B. Mackenzie, Abandoned application for knee-pad
- F. A. Rich, Abandoned application for bicycle-gear
- W. Bagby, Abandoned application for horse-cover
- O. Waschatz, Abandoned application for coffin
- W. F. James, Abandoned application for gold-saving apparatus
- H. J. Reeves, Abandoned application for gold-saving apparatus
- P. C. K. Young, Abandoned application for raising water
- J. Nicol, Abandoned application for valve
- P. Ellis, Abandoned application for valve
- W. J. Morgan, Abandoned application for measurement of timber
- F. Waldegrave, Registrar