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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 15

Provisional Specifications.

Patent Office,
Wellington, 17th February, 1904.

APPLICATIONS for Letters Patent, with provisional
specifications, have been accepted as under:—

No. 17464.—18th January, 1904.—DE BEAUVOIR DE LISLE,
of Waimata Valley, Poverty Bay, New Zealand, Sheep-
farmcr, and EDWIN VALENTINE LUTTRELL, of Gisborne,
Poverty Bay aforesaid, Veterinary Surgeon. An improved
branding-composition.

No. 17473.—11th January, 1904.—WILLIAM WILKINSON, of
Mill Street, off Liverpool Street, Auckland, New Zealand,
Storeman. A game.

No. 17478.—15th January, 1904.—CHARLES H. WADDLE,
of 21, Lees Street, Dunedin, New Zealand, Carriage-painter,
and SAMUEL WHITE, of Princes Street South, Dunedin
aforesaid, Coachbuilder. An improved table amusement.

No. 17491.—20th January, 1904.—JOHN JOHNSTON, of
Dunedin, New Zealand, Picture-framer. Frame for setting
off distances along a plank and enabling a saw to be used
therein to cut said plank at a desired angle and depth.

No. 17494.—22nd January, 1904.—DAVID WORLAND, of
Karoit Street, Warrnambool, Victoria, Australia, Plumber.
Improved union joint for taps and hoses.

No. 17500.—29th January, 1904.—DAVID GREY SUTHER-
LAND, of 18, Clothier Street, Linwood, near Christchurch,
New Zealand, Plasterer. Improvements in tobacco-pipes.

No. 17501.—29th January, 1904.—GEORGE CHEWINGS, of
Glenelg, Mosshurn, Southland, New Zealand, Sheep-farmer.
An improved fencing-staple.

No. 17502.—29th January, 1904.—WILLIAM WHITE, of
Tarras, near Cromwell, Otago, New Zealand, Labourer.
Improvement in standards and straining-posts for wire
fencing.

No. 17503.—30th January, 1904.—JOHN WATSON SCULLY
and JAMES ANTHONY, of 62, Willis Street, Wellington, New
Zealand, Café Proprietors. A new or improved plate or tray
for holding oysters and other shell-fish.

No. 17504.—28th January, 1904.—CHARLES THOMAS
HODGES, of Dunedin, New Zealand, Master Plumber. Im-
proved gutter.

No. 17505.—28th January, 1904.—JAMES FLETCHER, of
Wyndham, New Zealand, Printer. Improved automatic fire-
alarm.

No. 17512.—4th February, 1904.—WILLIAM HOYLAND, of
Wellington, New Zealand, Cabinetmaker. Improvements in
or relating to couches and the like.

No. 17513.—4th February, 1904.—WILLIAM THOMAS NUT-
TALL, of Wellington, New Zealand, Engineer. Improve-
ments in suspenders for trousers and other garments.

No. 17514.—4th February, 1904.—ROBERT JAMES MOORE,
of Ruahine, Rangitikei, New Zealand, Farm-hand. An im-
proved milk-aerator.

No. 17515.—4th February, 1904.—WILLIAM ALEXANDER
JUSTICE DUTCH, Brassfounder, and JAMES FORSYTH, Copper-
smith, both of Wellington, New Zealand. Improved means
for heating or pasteurizing milk and other liquids.

No. 17517.—2nd February, 1904.—WILLIAM HARVEY, of
Devonport, Auckland, New Zealand, Wholesale Tinsmith.
A bucket-handle projection support.

No. 17519.—6th February, 1904.—GEORGE DENNIS, Jun.,
of Waikai'a, Otago, New Zealand, Farmer. Improved appa-
ratus for raking material from sluice-boxes used for saving
gold and the like.

No. 17520.—3rd February, 1904.—WILLIAM BRIERLY, of
Seafield View Road, Auckland, New Zealand, and GEORGE
FRASER, of Phoenix Foundry, Auckland aforesaid. An im-
proved road-sweeper and dust-collector.

No. 17522.—5th February, 1904.—ALEXANDER WILLIAM
BICKERTON, of Wainoni Park, near Christchurch, New Zea-
land, Professor of Chemistry. A paper health-shelter for the
open-air treatment of disease, and generally for sleeping in
the open air protected from damp and draughts.

No. 17524.—8th February, 1904.—JOHN MITCHELL, of
Arthur Street, Ponsonby, Auckland, New Zealand, Architect,
and GEORGE GEORGE, of Mount Roskill, Auckland aforesaid,
Director Technical Education. An improved sealable re-
ceptacle for nightsoil and the like.

No. 17525.—8th February, 1904.—GEORGE CRAW, of
Palmerston North, New Zealand, Flaxmiller. An improved
machine for stripping and washing flax.

No. 17531.—10th February, 1904.—ALEXANDER PARKER,
of Dannevirke, New Zealand, Engineer. An improved com-
bined lock and draught-excluder for windows.

No. 17533.—9th February, 1904.—MATTHEW COONEY, of
Gebbie’s Valley, New Zealand, Farmer. Improvements in or
relating to reaping-fingers.

No. 17534.—8th February, 1904.—JOHN SNOWDEN, of
Maropiu, Northern Wairoa, Auckland, New Zealand, Bush
Contractor. A bullock-bow key.

No. 17535.—11th February, 1904.—CHRISTOPHE SOULAS,
of Okato, by Opunake, Taranaki, New Zealand, Priest. An
improved projectile.

No. 17537.—11th February, 1904.—WILLIAM LORD, of
17, Hythe Road, Thornton Heath, Croydon, Surrey, Eng-
land, temporarily residing at the London Hotel, Port Mel-
bourne, Victoria, Gas Engineer. Improved apparatus for
generating gas for illuminating and heating purposes.

No. 17540.—9th February, 1904.—WILLIAM McCORKIN-
DALE, of Gore, New Zealand, Gold-miner. A sluice-box
clay-cutter.

ERRATUM.—No. 17442.—W. P. DALY, adjusting bolsters.
The date of this application has been wrongly inserted in
the Gazette of the 21st January as “7th January, 1904.” It
should read “7th December, 1903.”

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 February
to the 17th February, 1904, inclusive:—

No. 15022.—M. Saunders, harvesting-appliance.
No. 15475.—T. S. Philpott, non-refillable bottle.
No. 15532.—A. E. Cleaver, fire-escape.
No. 15552.—W. F. Slack, ventilator.
No. 15642.—H. Coe, plough attachment.
No. 15684.—W. A. Gamman, reversing rotation of
shafting.
No. 15827.—United Shoe Machinery Company, heel-com-
pressing machine (S. D. Leland).
No. 15828.—United Shoe Machinery Company, heel-com-
pressing machine (C. L. Allen).
No. 15992.—S. E. Denniston, dipping sheep.
No. 16656.—A. E. Warne, ore-concentrator.
No. 16666.—R. L. and D. Adams, wall-plaster and boiler-
covering (M. E. Loose—W. Coale).
No. 16793.—J. C. Henderson, W. J. Anderson, and E. S.
Burman, cheese-presser plate.
No. 16948.—J. Channon, seal lock (W. T. Percival).
No. 16991.—R. W. Curry, liquid salt.
No. 16992.—T. G. Stevens, vehicle-spring.
No. 17039.—W. H. Wyers, preserving yeast.
No. 17040.—The New Inverted Incandescent Gas-lamp
Company, Limited, gas-burner (A. Farkas).
No. 17068.—E. Hinton and F. A. Andrews, gas-tap.
No. 17070.—O. Oldham, jig pulley.
No. 17095.—W. G. Barger and H. C. Dix, disc cultivator.
No. 17100.—J. J. Matthews, acetylene-generator.
No. 17103.—E. J. Wilson, reversible plough.
No. 17123.—J. R. Hardy, kiln.
No. 17125.—Gysinge Aktiebolag, electric furnace (F. A.
Kjellin).
No. 17128.—C. J. Tully, wheel-lock and rein-holder.
No. 17129.—C. J. Tully, wheel-lock and rein-holder.
No. 17130.—C. F. Lungley, treating ironsand.
No. 17132.—N. Bendixen, sterilising milk.
No. 17156.—E. G. Abell, holder for window-sash.
No. 17189.—M. R. Green, non-refillable bottle.
No. 17191.—W. J. and H. G. Cummings, R. Chamberlain,
and J. W. Abernethy, passing line under submerged vessel.
No. 17192.—J. S. Bonneau, frame for stereotype matrices.

F. WALDEGRAVE,
Registrar.

Letters Patent on which Fees have been paid.

[NOTE.—The dates are those of the payments.]

SECOND-TERM FEES.

NO. 12363.—T. Hood and F. Treweek, preventing rust
on iron and steel. 2nd February, 1904.

No. 12389.—Darling’s Patent Automatic Coupling, Limi-
ted, railway coupling (J. Darling and J. Darling, jun.). 14th
February, 1904.

No. 12437.—W. Healey, slop-bucket. 15th February, 1904.

No. 12444.—The British Westinghouse Electric and Manu-
facturing Company, Limited, operating two-phase electric
motor (B. G. Lamme). 11th February, 1904.

THIRD-TERM FEES.

No. 9336.—The American Steel and Wire Company of New
Jersey, woven-wire fence (A. J. Bates). 11th February,
1904.

No. 9351.—The Greenwich Inlaid Linoleum (Frederick
Walton’s New Patents) Company, Limited, mosaic floorcloth
(F. Walton). 13th February, 1904.

No. 9394.—A. H. Brownley, door-check. 6th February,
1904.

No. 9421.—T. Huntington and F. Heberlein, treatment of
sulphide ores. 9th February, 1904.

No. 10256.—M. Forsman, lotion. 5th February, 1904,

F. WALDEGRAVE,
Registrar.