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No. 16902.—2nd September, 1903.—WILLIAM JACOBSEN, of Auckland, New Zealand, Marine Engineer. Improved means for turning the leaves of music.
No. 16903.—2nd September, 1903.—JOHN LOCHHEAD, of Dunsandel, Canterbury, New Zealand, Farmer. Improved gripping-device for employment in connection with loops formed in ropes, straps, and the like.
No. 16905.—29th August, 1903.—ARTHUR ASHCROFT, Commercial Traveller, and SIDNEY CLARK, Cabinetmaker, both of Symond Street, Auckland, New Zealand. An automatic turnover seat for use in tramways, carriages, and the like.
No. 16906.—1st September, 1903.—JAMES BAIRD, of Wynyard Street, Devonport, Auckland, New Zealand, Engineer. An equilibrium locking and non-weighted window-gear.
No. 16908.—4th September, 1903.—GEORGE SEYMOUR, of Romsey, Victoria, Farmer. An improved subsoiling attachment for double and multi-furrow ploughs.
No. 16910.—4th September, 1903.—CHRISTOPHER HANLON, of 155, Skipton Street, Ballarat, Victoria, Engineer. Improvements in apparatus for milking.
No. 16911.—4th September, 1903.—THOMAS HENRY LONGSHAW, of 279, Pitt Street, Sydney, New South Wales, Locksmith, and WILLIAM JOSEPH ADAMS, of 253, Pitt Street, Sydney aforesaid, Gentleman. Improvements in and relating to latch locks for doors and the like.
No. 16914.—4th September, 1903.—ALEXANDER HENRY KRAUSE, of Northcote, Auckland, New Zealand, Gentleman. An improved composition for the manufacture of cement, cement bricks, and the like.
No. 16917.—3rd September, 1903.—FREDERICK GEORGE SEMB, Electrical Engineer, and WALLACE KILGOUR, Grocer, both of Christchurch, New Zealand. Improved self-regulating windmill mechanism.
No. 16919.—3rd September, 1903.—SAMUEL COATES PARLOUR and JOHN MILES CLIFFORD, both of Morrinsville, New Zealand, Flax-millers. An improvement in flax-drums.
No. 16920.—2nd September, 1903.—THOMAS DAWES, of Ponsonby Road, Auckland, New Zealand, Grocer. A concentrated mineral-water-bath salt.
No. 16921.—1st September, 1903.—FREDERICK GEORGE SHURY, of Tainui Street, Greymouth, New Zealand, Engine-driver. An improved filter for purifying feed-water for steam-boilers.
No. 16922.—5th September, 1903.—WILLIAM McLEOD, of Orari Gorge, Woodbury, New Zealand, Blacksmith. An improved spreader for leading-chains and the like.
No. 16923.—3rd September, 1903.—JAMES MCKENNEY, of Rose Lawn Cowra, New South Wales. Improved implement for ploughing, sowing, and harrowing.
No. 16924.—7th September, 1903.—JAMES WILSON MCKIRDY, of Dunedin, New Zealand, Engineer. Improved means for saving gold.
No. 16925.—3rd September, 1903.—ANDREW McLEOD, of Arch Hill, Auckland, New Zealand, Engineer. An improved burner and heater.
No. 16936.—9th September, 1903.—JOHN SAWERS, of Wellington, New Zealand, Merchant (nominee of A. W. Dobbie and Co., of Gawler Place, Adelaide, South Australia; the assignees of Walter R. Thatcher and Nathan W. Hussey, of Oskaloosa, Iowa, United States of America). An improved milking-machine.
No. 16939.—10th September, 1903.—SAMUEL NICOLSON, of Medway Street, Gore, New Zealand, Sailmaker. A quicker and cleaner method of attaching postage and revenue stamps to letters, newspapers, and other documents.
No. 16940.—5th September, 1903.—JOHN FERGUSON HARPER, of Dunedin, New Zealand, Sharebroker. Improved stud for shirts, collars, and the like.
No. 16943.—10th September, 1903.—DUNLOP PNEUMATIC TIRE COMPANY OF AUSTRALASIA, LIMITED, whose registered office is at 108 Flinders Street, Melbourne, Victoria, (assignees of Frank Wolff, of Auburn Grove, Auburn, near Melbourne aforesaid, Tire-maker). An improvement in pneumatic tires.
No. 16944.—10th September, 1903.—ALEXANDER GILLIES, of Terang, Victoria, Dairyman. Improvements in pneumatic teat-cups.
No. 16949.—10th September, 1903.—EDWARD TREGEAR, of 8, Goring Street, Wellington, New Zealand, Civil Servant. An improved motor.
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.
F. WALDEGRAVE,
Registrar,
Letters Patent sealed.
LIST of Letters Patent sealed from the 4th September to the 16th September, 1903, inclusive :—
No. 14492.—D. R. S. Galbraith, utilising kauri-gum deposits.
No. 14805.—C. Bristow, trouser-stretcher.
No. 14830.—J. Smaill, determining quantity of liquid in refrigerating machinery.
No. 14892.—S. Hutchins, skirt and fastening.
No. 14928.—H. W. Lovegrove, bucket-carrier wagon.
No. 14929.—R. Nicholas, windmill mechanism.
No. 14951.—G. F. Hutchinson and W. Symmons, kerosene-siphon.
No. 14960.—A. Lyell, filter and butter-cooler.
No. 14962.—A. Lyell, race-starting gate.
No. 14966.—A. Hodge and W. Jones, horse-cover.
No. 14981.—F. H. Aussel, transporting milk.
No. 14995.—J. S. Kirkpatrick, locking and signalling at facing-points.
No. 15065.—Q. A. McIlwraith, wire-coiler.
No. 15196.—G. Goosman, strap for school-bag.
No. 15254.—R. D. Kelly, outrigger drawgear for vehicles.
No. 15341.—D. Gwillim, game.
No. 15370.—J. Campbell, rabbit-trap.
No. 15600.—I. Trolley, sheaf-binding harvester and straw-trusser.
No. 16012.—J. T. Hunter, spring and frictional device (Westinghouse Brake Company, Limited—G. Westinghouse).
No. 16076.—W. E. Hughes, detecting and localising mineral deposits (Electrical Ore-finding Company—L. Daft and A. Williams).
No. 16134.—T. E. Devonshire, trough or conduit for underground cable.
No. 16221.—R. L. H. Murray, acetylene-gas generator.
No. 16299.—P. B. Jagger, non-refillable bottle.
No. 16300.—E. H. Miller, eliminating sulphur from ore.
No. 16308.—A. J. and J. Tonge and E. Eaves, mining press and pump.
No. 16332.—A. Moul, target.
No. 16336.—Sutcliffe, Speakman, and Co., Limited, and E. R. Sutcliffe, manufacture of bricks from sand and lime.
No. 16337.—E. Norton, bottle-cap.
No. 16338.—J. E. Tonkin, C. Barnett, and T. D. Jones, fire-escape.
No. 16339.—Winchester Repeating Arms Company, firearms (T. C. Johnson).
No. 16340.—E. de Kleist, musical instrument.
No. 16341.—Ivel Agricultural Motors, Limited, agricultural-motor tractor (D. Albone).
No. 16347.—C. H. Jerrard, cleaning tram-lines.
No. 16348.—A. Gillies, milking-apparatus.
No. 16349.—C. F. Dunn, soft-metal-headed wire nails (J. B. Davies).
No. 16350.—I. Deutsch and E. J. Fetherstonhaugh, power-transmitting device.
No. 16362.—G. A. Peters, target.
No. 16369.—J. Oaten, animal-rug fastener.
No. 16378.—A. Gillies, pneumatic milking-apparatus.
No. 16381.—J. G. Holbourns and H. A. Longhurst, type matrices for casting linotype.
No. 16385.—J. Brough, bottom of wickered jar.
No. 16400.—E. Phillips, free-piston engine (O. C. Duryea and M. C. White).
No. 16405.—S. Trivick, manufacture of dry sulphates.
No. 16407.—W. Connstein, manufacture of fatty acids from their esters.
No. 16424.—Oliver Mill Company, Limited, disintegrating-machine (J. Thame and A. W. Smith).
No. 16427.—H. C. Woltereck, producing ammonia.
No. 16428.—Westinghouse Brake Company, Limited, railway-coupling (J. W. Cloud).
No. 16456.—L. H. McHardy, wire-fencing standard and dropper.
F. WALDEGRAVE,
Registrar.
Letters Patent on which Fees have been paid.
[NOTE.—The dates are those of the payments.]
SECOND-TERM FEES.
No. 11888.—I. A. Timmis, food. 7th September, 1903.
No. 11952.—G. A. Lowry, making grass-twine. 4th September, 1903.
No. 11960.—J. Nicholas, vehicle-brake. 3rd September, 1903.
11962.—S. L. Johnson, E. Johnson, and A. H. Gibbings, removing wool from skins. 4th September, 1903.
11966.—W. E. Ramsay, sash-weight. 2nd September, 1903.
11970.—A. I. Hulme and W. Thomson, furnace-boiler for bakers’ ovens. 7th September, 1903.
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NZ Gazette 1903, No 74
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🌾 List of Provisional Specifications for Inventions
🌾 Primary Industries & Resources10 September 1903
Patents, Provisional Specifications, Inventions, Inventors, Auckland, Christchurch, Dunedin, Wellington, Victoria, New South Wales, Australia, USA
26 names identified
- William Jacobsen, Inventor of improved music leaf-turning means
- John Lochhead, Inventor of improved gripping-device for ropes
- Arthur Ashcroft, Co-inventor of automatic tram seat
- Sidney Clark, Co-inventor of automatic tram seat
- James Baird, Inventor of equilibrium window-gear
- George Seymour, Inventor of improved plough attachment
- Christopher Hanlon, Inventor of milking apparatus improvements
- Thomas Henry Longshaw, Co-inventor of latch lock improvements
- William Joseph Adams, Co-inventor of latch lock improvements
- Alexander Henry Krause, Inventor of improved cement composition
- Frederick George Semb, Co-inventor of self-regulating windmill
- Wallace Kilgour, Co-inventor of self-regulating windmill
- Samuel Coates Parlour, Co-inventor of flax-drum improvement
- John Miles Clifford, Co-inventor of flax-drum improvement
- Thomas Dawes, Inventor of concentrated mineral bath salt
- Frederick George Shury, Inventor of improved boiler water filter
- William McLeod, Inventor of improved chain spreader
- James McKenney, Inventor of improved ploughing implement
- James Wilson McKirdy, Inventor of improved gold-saving means
- Andrew McLeod, Inventor of improved burner and heater
- John Sawers, Nominee inventor of improved milking-machine
- Samuel Nicolson, Inventor of method for attaching stamps
- John Ferguson Harper, Inventor of improved shirt stud
- Dunlop Pneumatic Tire Company of Australasia, Limited, Assignee of improved pneumatic tire
- Alexander Gillies, Inventor of improvements in pneumatic teat-cups
- Edward Tregear, Inventor of improved motor
- F. Waldegrave, Registrar
🌾 List of Letters Patent Sealed
🌾 Primary Industries & Resources16 September 1903
Patents, Letters Patent, Inventions, Sealed Patents, Dunedin, Wellington, Melbourne, USA, England
56 names identified
- D. R. S. Galbraith, Patent for utilising kauri-gum deposits
- C. Bristow, Patent for trouser-stretcher
- J. Smaill, Patent for liquid quantity determination
- S. Hutchins, Patent for skirt and fastening
- H. W. Lovegrove, Patent for bucket-carrier wagon
- R. Nicholas, Patent for windmill mechanism
- G. F. Hutchinson, Co-patentee for kerosene-siphon
- W. Symmons, Co-patentee for kerosene-siphon
- A. Lyell, Patent for filter and butter-cooler
- A. Lyell, Patent for race-starting gate
- A. Hodge, Co-patentee for horse-cover
- W. Jones, Co-patentee for horse-cover
- F. H. Aussel, Patent for milk transport
- J. S. Kirkpatrick, Patent for locking and signalling
- Q. A. McIlwraith, Patent for wire-coiler
- G. Goosman, Patent for school-bag strap
- R. D. Kelly, Patent for vehicle outrigger drawgear
- D. Gwillim, Patent for game
- J. Campbell, Patent for rabbit-trap
- I. Trolley, Patent for sheaf-binding harvester
- J. T. Hunter, Patent for spring and frictional device
- W. E. Hughes, Patent for mineral deposit detection
- T. E. Devonshire, Patent for underground cable trough
- R. L. H. Murray, Patent for acetylene-gas generator
- P. B. Jagger, Patent for non-refillable bottle
- E. H. Miller, Patent for eliminating sulphur from ore
- A. J. and J. Tonge, Co-patentees for mining press and pump
- E. Eaves, Co-patentee for mining press and pump
- A. Moul, Patent for target
- Sutcliffe, Speakman, and Co., Limited, Co-patentee for brick manufacture
- E. R. Sutcliffe, Co-patentee for brick manufacture
- E. Norton, Patent for bottle-cap
- J. E. Tonkin, Co-patentee for fire-escape
- C. Barnett, Co-patentee for fire-escape
- T. D. Jones, Co-patentee for fire-escape
- Winchester Repeating Arms Company, Patentee for firearms
- E. de Kleist, Patent for musical instrument
- Ivel Agricultural Motors, Limited, Patentee for agricultural tractor
- C. H. Jerrard, Patent for tram-line cleaner
- A. Gillies, Patent for milking-apparatus
- C. F. Dunn, Patent for soft-metal-headed nails
- I. Deutsch, Co-patentee for power-transmitting device
- E. J. Fetherstonhaugh, Co-patentee for power-transmitting device
- G. A. Peters, Patent for target
- J. Oaten, Patent for animal-rug fastener
- A. Gillies, Patent for pneumatic milking-apparatus
- J. G. Holbourns, Co-patentee for type matrices
- H. A. Longhurst, Co-patentee for type matrices
- J. Brough, Patent for wickered jar bottom
- E. Phillips, Patent for free-piston engine
- S. Trivick, Patent for dry sulphate manufacture
- W. Connstein, Patent for fatty acid manufacture
- Oliver Mill Company, Limited, Patentee for disintegrating-machine
- H. C. Woltereck, Patent for ammonia production
- Westinghouse Brake Company, Limited, Patentee for railway-coupling
- L. H. McHardy, Patent for wire-fencing standard
- F. Waldegrave, Registrar
🌾 Second-Term Patent Fees Paid
🌾 Primary Industries & Resources7 September 1903
Patents, Renewal Fees, Second-Term Fees, Payments, Wellington, Dunedin, Adelaide
9 names identified
- I. A. Timmis, Paid second-term fee for food patent
- G. A. Lowry, Paid second-term fee for grass-twine patent
- J. Nicholas, Paid second-term fee for vehicle-brake patent
- S. L. Johnson, Co-patentee paid second-term fee for wool removal
- E. Johnson, Co-patentee paid second-term fee for wool removal
- A. H. Gibbings, Co-patentee paid second-term fee for wool removal
- W. E. Ramsay, Paid second-term fee for sash-weight patent
- A. I. Hulme, Co-patentee paid second-term fee for furnace-boiler
- W. Thomson, Co-patentee paid second-term fee for furnace-boiler
- F. Waldegrave, Registrar