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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
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No. 16678.—3rd July, 1903.—Fenton Lambert, of Parkhurst, Waikaremoana, New Zealand, Sheep-farmer. Ship-canal.

No. 16658.—18th July, 1903.—William Ward, of Waitati, Otago, New Zealand, Miner. An improved device for locking nuts.

No. 16676.—24th July, 1903.—Bedlington Bodycomb, of St. James’ Buildings, corner Bourke and William Streets, Melbourne, Victoria, Patent Agent (nominee of William Henry Lawrence, of 35, Melville Street, Pollokshields, Glasgow, Scotland, Engineer). Improvements in milking-apparatus.

No. 16678.—24th July, 1903.—William Ernest Hughes, of Queen’s Chambers, Wellington, New Zealand, Patent Agent (nominee of Tom Settle and William Albert Padfield, of Exeter, Devon, England). Improved mode of and apparatus for manufacturing coal-gas.

No. 16680.—20th July, 1903.—Gustav Kochendorffer, of Little Francis Street, Melbourne, Victoria, Engineer. An improved machine for cutting off the overplus tobacco from cigarette-ends.

No. 16681.—20th July, 1903.—William Beamish, of Cromwell, New Zealand, Engaged in the Dredging Industry. Fastener for boots and the like.

No. 16682.—20th July, 1903.—William Beamish, of Cromwell, Central Otago, New Zealand, Occupied in the Dredging Industry. Improved sling and shackle.

No. 16683.—20th July, 1903.—William Beamish, of Cromwell, Central Otago, New Zealand, Engaged in the Dredging Industry. Improved sack-mouth-fastener.

No. 16685.—21st July, 1903.—Johann Muller, of Dunedin, New Zealand, Cabinetmaker. Improvements in hinge straps, rails, and the like.

No. 16686.—24th July, 1903.—Edward Francis Joseph Grigg, of Eiffelton, Canterbury, New Zealand, Station-owner. An attachment for combining chaff-cutters and corn-crushers.

No. 16684.—21st July, 1903.—John Melville, of Carnarvon Street, Belleknowes, Dunedin, New Zealand, Engineer. Plating wrought steel and iron with cast iron.

No. 16690.—27th July, 1903.—Charles Joseph Duffy, of Austin Street, Sydenham, Canterbury, New Zealand, Blacksmith. Improved apparatus whereby a table of ordinary construction can be adapted for the playing thereon of billiards and the like games.

No. 16692.—23rd July, 1903.—George Bolton, of 2, Bishop’s Road, Dunedin, New Zealand, Inspector of Plumbing. An improvement in water-closets or latrines.

No. 16693.—24th July, 1903.—Thomas Kendrick, of Argyle Street, Mornington, Dunedin, New Zealand, Master Coach-builder. A spring hand-truck.

No. 16694.—28th July, 1903.—William Isaac Wiltshire, of 112, Adelaide Road, Wellington, New Zealand, Stationer. Improvements relating to the construction of buildings.

No. 16700.—25th July, 1903.—Frank Mason, of Penrose, Auckland, New Zealand, Agent. A composition to be used as a substitute for beeswax.

No. 16699.—28th July, 1903.—James Gallagher, of Ponsonby Terrace, Auckland, New Zealand, Gentleman. Improved means for indicating a rise in temperature.

No. 16701.—29th July, 1903.—Frederick Parker Castledine, of 92, Hotham Street, Collingwood, near Melbourne, Victoria, Manufacturer. A new or improved parlour game.

No. 16704.—29th July, 1903.—George Holford, of Auckland, New Zealand, Master Mariner. An improved trouser-stretcher.

No. 16706.—27th July, 1903.—Henry Daniels, of Gindie Siding, Springsure, Queensland, Farmer. Potato-harvester.

No. 16708.—30th July, 1903.—Benjamin Blick, of Old Renwick Road, Blenheim, Marlborough, New Zealand, Blacksmith and Farmer. Cleaning and polishing boots.

No. 16709.—30th July, 1903.—Rodolphe Jean William Grasset, of 10, Railway Place, South Yarra, Bourke, Victoria, Mechanical Engineer. An improved electrical automatic marine governor.

No. 16710.—30th July, 1903.—Halvar Mathew Meinung, of Forth Street, Dunedin, New Zealand. Improvements in apparatus for utilising tidal water for generating power.

No. 16711.—30th July, 1903.—Joseph Foord Wilson, of Invercargill, New Zealand, Surgeon Dentist, and Edward Henry Whitmore, of the same place, Printer. Improved means for securing the ends of the ribs of umbrellas and the like.

No. 16715.—27th July, 1903.—Arnold Hare, of Great North Road, Auckland, New Zealand, Engineer. An automatic or self-acting gas or other lamp lighter or regulator.

No. 16716.—29th July, 1903.—Andrew Crawford Baird, of Wynyard Street, Devonport, Auckland, New Zealand, Engineer. A silencer for gas, oil, and other engines.

No. 16718.—31st July, 1903.—Cecilia Wheeler, of 158, Adelaide Road, Wellington, New Zealand, Married Woman. An improved hose-suspender.

No. 16722.—31st July, 1903.—Benjamin Alfred Albert Pearce, of Invercargill, Southland, New Zealand, Farmer. An improved wire-strainer.

No. 16723.—29th July, 1903.—John Small, of Port Chalmers, New Zealand, Engineer. Fluid-level indicator for holds, tanks, reservoirs, and the like.

No. 16724.—29th July, 1903.—John Small, of Port Chalmers, New Zealand, Engineer. Improvements in and relating to fishplates.

No. 16725.—31st July, 1903.—James Marshall, of Grey Valley, New Zealand, Farmer. Improvements in saddles and collars for horses and other animals.

No. 16726.—1st August, 1903.—William Benjamin Walters, of Mornington, Dunedin, New Zealand, Engineer. An improved carburetter.

No. 16727.—29th July, 1903.—Robert Henry Mason, at present of Auckland, New Zealand, Settler. A detachable fastener for undersleeves.

No. 16728.—3rd August, 1903.—George Butel, of Gore, Otago, New Zealand. An improved tap or valve.

No. 16729.—31st July, 1903.—Harry Buckland, of Waikouaiti, New Zealand, Runholder. Table stand for newspapers and the like.

No. 16730.—31st July, 1903.—Robert Wales, of Dunedin, New Zealand, Engineer. Improvements in and relating to the rests and fences of mitre-cutting machines.

No. 16731.—31st July, 1903.—Hutchinson Hunt, of 27, William Street, Melbourne, Victoria, Dairy Outfitter, Sydney Aston Mersey Rose, of “Kew View,” Wellington Street, Clifton Hill, near Melbourne aforesaid, Electrical Engineer, and Joseph George Howard, of 178, Mary Street, Richmond, near Melbourne aforesaid, Storeman. The electrical treatment of milk for the separation of cream.

No. 16732.—28th July, 1903.—James Shepherd, of General Post Office, Greymouth, New Zealand, Engineer. Scow and surf-boat.

No. 16734.—3rd August, 1903.—Frederic William Harbadence, of Mount Roskill, Auckland, New Zealand, Printer. An improved steering-head for cycles.

No. 16735.—3rd August, 1903.—John Buchanan Hay and Albert John Daniel, both of Petone, New Zealand, Engineers. Improved means for treating the offal of animal carcases.

No. 16736.—31st July, 1903.—Walter Seavill, of Wai-ngaro, Auckland, New Zealand, Gentleman. An improved castor for furniture.

No. 16745.—5th August, 1903.—Arthur Elliott Johnstone, of 191, High Road, Ilford, Essex, England, Chief Engineer on s.s. “Volute.” Improvements in and relating to liquid-fuel burners.

No. 16748.—5th August, 1903.—Frank Lewis Carr, of care of the D.I.C., Wellington, New Zealand, Window-dresser. Apparatus for opening and closing the leaves of an artificial flower, and for causing a figure to appear in the centre of said flower, for window-display purposes.

No. 16762.—5th August, 1903.—John Claus Voss, at present of Auckland, New Zealand, but resident of Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, Master Mariner. An improved sea and surf anchor.

No. 16737.—31st July, 1903.—William Henry Edwards, of Onehunga, New Zealand, Builder. A cold-storage safe.

No. 16738.—31st July, 1903.—John Wright, of St. Heliers Bay, near Auckland, New Zealand, Builder. Improvements in iron fencing-standards.

No. 16742.—5th August, 1903.—George Lincoln Cole, of Wellington, New Zealand, Manufacturer. A sprinkler attachment for bottles.

No. 16746.—5th August, 1903.—Frederick Early, of 77, Cuba Street, Wellington, New Zealand, Importer. A piano-mute.

No. 16749.—1st August, 1903.—Thomas Morris, of Mornington, New Zealand, Medicine-manufacturer. An improved waterproof.

No. 16752.—6th August, 1903.—Robert Aitken, of Gunnedah, New South Wales, Plumber, and William Cobley, of Gunnedah aforesaid, Hotelkeeper. An improved generator for acetylene and other hydrocarbon gases.

No. 16755.—6th August, 1903.—Richard James, of Ashhurst, New Zealand, Builder. Improved cooking-appliance.

No. 16756.—6th August, 1903.—Joseph Foord Wilson, of Spey Street, Invercargill, New Zealand, Surgeon Dentist, and Edward Henry Whitmore, of the Crescent, Invercargill aforesaid, Printer. Improved means for holding the ends of the ribs of umbrellas when closed.

No. 16757.—6th August, 1903.—Joseph Foord Wilson, of Spey Street, Invercargill, New Zealand, Surgeon Dentist, and Edward Henry Whitmore, of the Crescent, Invercargill aforesaid, Printer. Improvements in the construction of umbrellas and the like.

No. 16758.—6th August, 1903.—Joseph Foord Wilson, of Spey Street, Invercargill, New Zealand, Surgeon Dentist, and Edward Henry Whitmore, of the Crescent, Invercargill aforesaid, Printer. Improvements in the construction of umbrellas and the like.