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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
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Pattern-maker. Improvements in machines for manufacturing horseshoes.
No. 16031.—27th February, 1903.—STEPHEN SHUKER, of Dickens Street, Addington, Canterbury, New Zealand, Bridge Carpenter. Improvements relating to the connection of the ends of rails for railways and the like.
No. 16032.—28th February, 1903.—BENJAMIN CRAWFORD, of Auckland, New Zealand, Plumber. Improved toe-piece for water-meters.
No. 16034.—26th February, 1903.—JAMES WEBB, of Arrowtown, New Zealand, Carpenter. Apparatus for luring birds to take poison.
No. 16037.—2nd March, 1903.—JAMES MCLEAN, of Seatoun, Wellington, New Zealand, Marine Engineer, and PETER ELLIS, of Kilbirnie, Wellington aforesaid, Mechanical Engineer. An improved tap and apparatus in connection therewith for use in drawing off beer and other liquids from containing-vessels.
No. 16038.—2nd March, 1903.—ALFRED SPEARPOINT-HASELL, of New Plymouth, New Zealand, Tent and Tarpaulin Maker. Improved manner of securing the fronts of animal-covers.
No. 16039.—26th February, 1903.—CHARLES MORRIS NEWSON, Builder, and MARTIN COULSON, Contractor, both of Auckland, New Zealand. A mastic jointing-material for using with wood-block road-pavements and suchlike.
No. 16045.—4th March, 1903.—HENRY AGAR, of East Devonport, Tasmania, Inventor. Improved height-adjusting anti-rattling window-attachments.
No. 16046.—4th March, 1903.—JOHN STUART, of 34, Leadenhall Street, London, England, Master Mariner (present address Care of Levin and Co., Wellington, New Zealand). Improvements in and relating to lowering and canting boat-chocks and disconnecting grips.
No. 16047.—4th March, 1903.—CHARLES JOSEPH COOZE, of Carterton, Wellington, New Zealand. An improved self fastening or locking hairpin.
No. 16051.—2nd March, 1903.—ARTHUR CHARLES ATKIN, of Auckland, New Zealand, Coachbuilder. An improved roadster and gig seat.
No. 16052.—2nd March, 1903.—HARRY ETCHES WILSON, of Auckland, New Zealand, Engineer. Improvement in kettle or pan bottoms.
No. 16053.—3rd March, 1903.—AUGUSTUS BUSCH, of Totara Valley, New Zealand, Farm-labourer. An improved cultivator for land containing “couch” or other similar grass.
No. 16054.—4th March, 1903.—HENRY HARTREE, of Patangata, Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand, Sheep-farmer. An improvement in sheep-shears.
No. 16055.—6th March, 1903.—HARRY ERNEST JAMES MORGAN, of Midland Junction, Western Australia, Engineer. An improved tobacco-pipe.
No. 16058.—3rd March, 1903.—WILLIAM BEAMISH, of Cromwell, Otago, New Zealand, engaged in the Dredging Industry. Improved mooring-apparatus.
No. 16059.—6th March, 1903.—JEREMIAH MATTHEW TWOMEY, of Temuka, Canterbury, New Zealand, Newspaper Proprietor and General Printer. An improved paper-folding apparatus, capable of being attached to Wharfdale and other printing-machines, or used independently.
No. 16060.—7th March, 1903.—DONALD LANGLEY TURNER, of Wellington, New Zealand, Chemist. An antiseptic match or torch.
No. 16061.—6th March, 1903.—FRANCIS WALTER CROWTHER, of Bluff, New Zealand, Blacksmith. Improved spirit level.
No. 16062.—6th March, 1903.—THOMAS STEPHENS, of Gray Street, Brunswick, Victoria, Australia, Shirt and Collar Manufacturer. Improved means for retaining neckties in position on collars.
No. 16063.—6th March, 1903.—THOMAS MOORE HICKMAN, of Douro House, Waterloo Road North, Wolverhampton, Stafford, England, Analytical Chemist. A preparation for use in destroying blackberry-bushes and other vegetable growths, and the application of the same to such purpose.
No. 16064.—6th March, 1903.—GEORGE MELDRUM, of Dunedin, New Zealand, Clerk. Filter for taps.
No. 16065.—9th March, 1903.—GEORGE SYMONS BUDGE, of Takapuna, Auckland, New Zealand, Gentleman. A device for holding the leaves of books.
No. 16070.—6th March, 1903.—WILLIAM BRIERLY, of Seafield View Road, Auckland, New Zealand, Contractor, and GEORGE FRASER, of Phoenix Foundry, Auckland aforesaid, Engineer. An improved road-sweeper and collector.
No. 16072.—10th March, 1903.—WILLIAM CAMPBELL, of South Road, Newtown, Wellington, New Zealand, Carrier. Improved means for preventing a horse running away with a vehicle.
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 5th to the 18th March, 1903, inclusive:—
No. 13967.—G. E. Rhodes, starting horse-race.
No. 14244.—C. Tandy, shearing-machine.
No. 14252.—J. A. Paterson, carburetter.
No. 14253.—J. A. Paterson, hydrocarbon gas.
No. 14254.—J. A. Paterson, absorbent for use with hydrocarbon-gas producer. (W. T. Purves.)
No. 14255.—J. A. Paterson, incandescent burner. (W. T. Purves.)
No. 14275.—C. J. Cooze, acetylene-gas generator.
No. 14317.—R. W. England, chimney.
No. 14330.—A. J. Park, chimney. (R. W. England.)
No. 14336.—T. Summerton, jun., operating venetian-blinds.
No. 14370.—J. Middleton and H. J. Topliss, cooling, &c., cream.
No. 14521.—E. A. Slack, dental suction-cells. (T. Slack.)
No. 15374.—E. Waters, jun., transmitting power, &c., by electric magnetic waves. (R. A. Fessenden.)
No. 15375.—E. Waters, jun., signalling by electric magnetic waves. (R. A. Fessenden.)
No. 15394.—E. Waters, jun., signalling by electric magnetic waves. (R. A. Fessenden.)
No. 15453.—Hon. C. L. Jervis, planting potatoes.
No. 15558.—W. Swinnerton, ironing-board.
No. 15560.—M. W. Lane, propeller hood attachment.
No. 15561.—T. C. Hatton, carriage-spring.
No. 15613.—T. Mutton and H. E. Hupton, moving stand, &c., for advertising.
No. 15617.—H. S. Wainwright, draught-promoting and spark-arresting device.
No. 15699.—T. Baker, packing goods in small quantities.
F. WALDEGRAVE,
Registrar.
Letters Patent on which Fees have been paid.
[NOTE.—The dates are those of the payments.]
SECOND-TERM FEES.
NO. 11429.—C. E. Page, step-ladder and shelf. 5th March, 1903.
No. 11443.—A. J. Knocks, horse-medicine. 12th March, 1903.
No. 11458.—E. W. McKenna, renewing old steel rails. 4th March, 1903.
No. 11459.—E. W. McKenna, charging, &c., rails into furnace. (D. H. Lentz.) 4th March, 1903.
No. 11460.—E. W. McKenna, sawing and straightening rails. (D. H. Lentz.) 4th March, 1903.
No. 11550.—The Wireless Telegraph and Signal Company, Limited, wireless telegraphy. (G. Marconi.) 4th March, 1903.
THIRD-TERM FEES.
No. 8324.—A. Muirhead, signalling through submarine cable. 3rd March, 1903.
No. 8328.—H. A. Taylor, telegraph transmitter. 3rd March, 1903.
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. 11068.—Edison Ore-milling Syndicate, Limited, of Nos. 4, 5, 6, and 7, Amberley House, Norfolk Street, London, W.C., England, concentrating magnetic iron-ores. [T. A. Edison.] 5th March, 1903.
No. 11069.—Edison Ore-milling Syndicate, Limited, of Nos. 4, 5, 6, and 7, Amberley House, Norfolk Street, London, W.C., England, rock-breaking apparatus. [T. A. Edison.] 5th March, 1903.
No. 11070.—Edison Ore-milling Syndicate, Limited, of Nos. 4, 5, 6, and 7, Amberley House, Norfolk Street, London, W.C., London, England, rolls. [T. A. Edison.] 5th March, 1903.
No. 11071.—Edison Ore-milling Syndicate, Limited, of Nos. 4, 5, 6, and 7, Amberley House, Norfolk Street, London, W.C., England, elevator and conveyor. [T. A. Edison.] 5th March, 1903.
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NZ Gazette 1903, No 21
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Provisional Patent Applications Accepted
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🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry18 March 1903
Provisional Specification, Patent Application, Inventors, Canterbury, Auckland, Wellington, Otago, Hawke's Bay, Tasmania, Australia, England
27 names identified
- Stephen Shuker, Accepted provisional patent for rail connections
- Benjamin Crawford, Accepted provisional patent for water-meter toe-piece
- James Webb, Accepted provisional patent for bird-luring apparatus
- James McLean, Accepted provisional patent for beer tap apparatus
- Peter Ellis, Accepted provisional patent for beer tap apparatus
- Alfred Spearpoint-Hasell, Accepted provisional patent for animal-cover fastening
- Charles Morris Newson, Accepted provisional patent for wood-block pavement jointing
- Martin Coulson, Accepted provisional patent for wood-block pavement jointing
- Henry Agar, Accepted provisional patent for window attachments
- John Stuart, Accepted provisional patent for boat-chocks and grips
- Charles Joseph Cooze, Accepted provisional patent for self-locking hairpin
- Arthur Charles Atkin, Accepted provisional patent for roadster and gig seat
- Harry Etches Wilson, Accepted provisional patent for kettle or pan bottoms
- Augustus Busch, Accepted provisional patent for improved cultivator
- Henry Hartree, Accepted provisional patent for sheep-shears
- Harry Ernest James Morgan, Accepted provisional patent for tobacco-pipe
- William Beamish, Accepted provisional patent for mooring-apparatus
- Jeremiah Matthew Twomey, Accepted provisional patent for paper-folding apparatus
- Donald Langley Turner, Accepted provisional patent for antiseptic match or torch
- Francis Walter Crowther, Accepted provisional patent for spirit level
- Thomas Stephens, Accepted provisional patent for necktie retention
- Thomas Moore Hickman, Accepted provisional patent for blackberry bush destroyer
- George Meldrum, Accepted provisional patent for tap filter
- George Symons Budge, Accepted provisional patent for book leaf holder
- William Brierly, Accepted provisional patent for road-sweeper and collector
- George Fraser, Accepted provisional patent for road-sweeper and collector
- William Campbell, Accepted provisional patent for horse runaway prevention
- F. Waldegrave, Registrar
🏭 List of Letters Patent Sealed
🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry18 March 1903
Letters Patent, Sealed Patents, Inventions, Shearing-machine, Carburetter, Gas Burner, Acetylene Generator, Chimney, Venetian Blinds, Cream Cooling, Dental Equipment, Wireless Telegraphy, Ironing Board, Signalling, Power Transmission
31 names identified
- G. E. Rhodes, Patent sealed for starting horse-race
- C. Tandy, Patent sealed for shearing-machine
- J. A. Paterson, Patent sealed for carburetter
- J. A. Paterson, Patent sealed for hydrocarbon gas
- J. A. Paterson, Patent sealed for absorbent for gas producer
- W. T. Purves, Co-assignee for absorbent for gas producer
- J. A. Paterson, Patent sealed for incandescent burner
- W. T. Purves, Co-assignee for incandescent burner
- C. J. Cooze, Patent sealed for acetylene-gas generator
- R. W. England, Patent sealed for chimney
- A. J. Park, Patent sealed for chimney
- R. W. England, Co-assignee for chimney
- T. jun. Summerton, Patent sealed for operating venetian-blinds
- J. Middleton, Patent sealed for cooling cream
- H. J. Topliss, Patent sealed for cooling cream
- E. A. Slack, Patent sealed for dental suction-cells
- T. Slack, Co-assignee for dental suction-cells
- E. Waters, jun. Waters, Patent sealed for transmitting power by electromagnetic waves
- R. A. Fessenden, Co-assignee for power transmission
- E. Waters, jun. Waters, Patent sealed for signalling by electromagnetic waves
- R. A. Fessenden, Co-assignee for signalling
- E. Waters, jun. Waters, Patent sealed for second signalling patent
- R. A. Fessenden, Co-assignee for second signalling patent
- Hon. C. L. Jervis (Honourable), Patent sealed for planting potatoes
- W. Swinnerton, Patent sealed for ironing-board
- M. W. Lane, Patent sealed for propeller hood attachment
- T. C. Hatton, Patent sealed for carriage-spring
- T. Mutton, Patent sealed for moving advertising stand
- H. E. Hupton, Patent sealed for moving advertising stand
- H. S. Wainwright, Patent sealed for draught-promoting device
- T. Baker, Patent sealed for packing goods
- F. Waldegrave, Registrar
🏭 Second and Third Term Patent Fees Paid
🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry12 March 1903
Patent Fees, Second Term, Third Term, Step-ladder, Horse Medicine, Rail Renewal, Wireless Telegraphy, Signalling, Telegraph Transmitter
10 names identified
- C. E. Page, Paid second-term fee for step-ladder and shelf patent
- A. J. Knocks, Paid second-term fee for horse-medicine patent
- E. W. McKenna, Paid second-term fee for renewing steel rails
- E. W. McKenna, Paid second-term fee for charging rails into furnace
- D. H. Lentz, Co-assignee for charging rails into furnace
- E. W. McKenna, Paid second-term fee for sawing and straightening rails
- D. H. Lentz, Co-assignee for sawing and straightening rails
- G. Marconi, Assignee for wireless telegraphy patent
- A. Muirhead, Paid third-term fee for submarine cable signalling
- H. A. Taylor, Paid third-term fee for telegraph transmitter
- F. Waldegrave, Registrar
🏭 Subsequent Proprietors of Letters Patent Registered
🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry5 March 1903
Patent Assignment, Proprietor Registration, Edison, Ore-Milling, Magnetic Iron Ores, Rock-Breaking, Rolls, Elevator, Conveyor
- T. A. Edison, Original patentee for concentrating magnetic iron-ores
- T. A. Edison, Original patentee for rock-breaking apparatus
- T. A. Edison, Original patentee for rolls
- T. A. Edison, Original patentee for elevator and conveyor
- F. Waldegrave, Registrar