✨ Patent Applications and Acceptances
Dec. 1.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2803
No. 20349.—22nd November.—The Arcanum Limited, London.
Mineral-water manufacture, and delivery on draught.* (L. J. Moser.)
No. 20350.—22nd November.—J. R. Park, Wellington.
Waterproof-fabric manufacture.* (L. A. Bond.)
No. 20351.—22nd November.—R. G. Gibbons, Sydney.
Dynamo-electric generator.* (P. Rabbage.)
No. 20352.—22nd November.—W. R. Garner, Melbourne.
Cycle gear.
No. 20353.—22nd November.—A. G. W. and C. A. Beldam, London.
Packing for rods and plungers.* (G. H. Robinson.)
No. 20354.—22nd November.—M. Heeb, Port Legar.
Turbine.
No. 20355.—22nd November.—W. E. Hughes, Wellington.
Casting curved stereotypes.* (The Printing Machinery Company, Limited — H. A. W. Wood.)
No. 20356.—22nd November.—A. Kaiser, Sydney.
Glass-polishing, &c., machine.* (N. Weiderer and Co.)
No. 20357.—23rd November.—A. H. Allen, Worcester, Eng.
Painter's lamp.*
No. 20358.—23rd November.—G. W. Mellor, London.
Compound deal forming-machine.* (G. S. Mayhew.)
No. 20359.—23rd November.—J. R. Hatmaker, Paris.
Dry compound of coffee and milk.*
No. 20360.—23rd November.—J. R. Hatmaker, Paris.
Blood-drying process.*
No. 20361.—23rd November.—J. R. Hatmaker, Paris.
Fruit-drying process.*
No. 20362.—23rd November.—J. H. Gray, San Francisco.
Shaft-bearings.*
No. 20363.—20th November.—R. J. Collins, Auckland.
Directory.
No. 20364.—20th November.—A. Williams, Auckland.
Funnel or filter.
No. 20365.—21st November.—D. T. McPhedran, Timaru.
Music-holder for piano.
No. 20366.—21st November.—W. Stone, Dunedin.
Sash raiser and lock.
No. 20367.—18th November.—A. Billens, Christchurch.
Spraying plants.*
No. 20368.—23rd November.—A. W. Loone, Scottsdale, Tas.
Cycle toe-clip. (W. Kilworth.)
No. 20369.—21st November.—N. J. Ravn and P. Duncan, Christchurch.
Boot-sock.
No. 20370.—23rd November.—T. Samuel, Westport.
Elevating and concentrating black sand.
No. 20371.—24th November.—D. Robertson, Wellington.
Postmarking-machine.*
No. 20372.—22nd November.—J. A. E. Louden, Auckland.
Ice-chest.
No. 20373.—25th November.—L. H. Burgoyne, Auckland.
Game.
No. 20374.—25th November.—J. N. McConnell, Dunedin.
Cigarette-making by hand and for advertising.
No. 20375.—25th November.—A. Lyell, Palmerston North.
Tea-fuser.
No. 20376.—27th November.—G. B. Holmes and A. D. Allen, Wellington.
Trolley head.
No. 20377.—23rd November.—C. Slemitz, Auckland.
Spray pump.
No. 20378.—27th November.—A. G. French, Motupipi.
Cement-manufacture.
No. 20379.—27th November.—J. H. Nicholls, Wellington.
Carpenters' gauge.
No. 20380.—28th November.—T. G. Haigh, Linwood.
Whisking-machine.
No. 20381.—23rd November.—W. B. Brain, Auckland.
Tonic and antidote.
No. 20382.—25th November.—P. A. N. Smith and W. B. Brain, Auckland.
Electrical and oil motor-car and marine engine.
No. 20383.—28th November.—W. Nicol, Wanganui.
Removing coal from railway-truck.
Notice of Acceptance of Complete Specifications.
Patent Office,
Wellington, 29th November, 1905.
COMPLETE specifications relating to the undermentioned applications for Letters Patent have been accepted, and are open to public inspection at this office. Any person may, at any time within two months from the date of this Gazette, give me notice in writing of opposition to the grant of any such patent. Such notice must set forth the particular grounds of objection, and be in duplicate. A fee of 10s. is payable thereon.
No. 18577.—11th October, 1904.—Ernest Grundy, of Gisborne, New Zealand, Cabinetmaker. An improved portable woven-wire stretcher.*
Claims.—(1.) An improved stretcher characterized by the combination of woven wire placed transversely across the stretcher, side rails and battens secured to the edges of the woven wire, bolts passing through the side rails, nuts carried in recesses in the legs of the stretcher, there being longitudinal holes in the legs for the bolts, bolts for pivoting the legs together, a head-board having pins taking into holes in the side rails, and a spreader-bar between the rails at the bottom of the stretcher, substantially as set forth. (2.) The combination and arrangement of parts comprising an improved portable woven-wire stretcher, substantially as and for the purposes specified and as illustrated in the drawing.
(Specification, 2s. 3d.; drawing, 1s.)
No. 18917.—31st December, 1904.—Charles Sutte, Engineer, and Montague Harrison Wynyard, Solicitor, both of Onehunga, Auckland, New Zealand. An improved apparatus for treating New Zealand flax after stripping.*
Extract from Specification.—The apparatus comprises an arrangement of pulleys and wire bands and a circular block or drum fixed or mounted to revolve on a perpendicular axis by which the blades or hanks of stripped flax may be fed on to the face of the drum or block so as to lie along it. Combined with these are a number of travelling beaters or scrapers which are so mounted as to pass along the face of the drum as it revolves in order to scrape the flax held thereon for the purpose before mentioned. At the same time a stream of water for washing away the waste matter is fed on to the drum at its top end.
[NOTE.—The above extract from the specification is inserted in place of the claims.]
(Specification, 4s.; drawing, 1s.)
No. 18929.—7th January, 1905.—William Dall, of Dunedin, New Zealand, Merchant. Improved bowl- or ball-testing machine.*
Extract from Specification.—I make an arm to swing, preferably in centres, said arm having much the action of a man’s arm in bowling, though usually the swing is longer. . . . The arm has a cup-like end, taking the place of a hand, and a thumb-like lever keeping the bowl in the cup till automatically releasing it at the point of swing needed.
[NOTE.—The above extracts from the specification are inserted in place of the claims.]
(Specification, 3s. 3d.; drawing, 1s.)
No. 18935.—10th January, 1905.—Henry Edwin McDonald, of Petone, New Zealand, Merchant. A revolving egg-preserver.*
Claim.—A revolving egg-preserver consisting of an airtight box suspended on a stand by pivots on which it is made to turn, substantially as described, and illustrated in the drawings. The purpose being to preserve for indefinite periods by keeping the inner skin moistened by the albumen, so that no part becomes dry, therefore lifeless, and to keep the yoke in the centre of the egg.
(Specification, 2s.; drawing, 2s.)
No. 18964.—11th January, 1905.—John Peters, of Wahroonga, Pokokomuka, via Dannevirke, New Zealand, Farmer. An egg-beater.*
Extract from Specification.—This invention provides a beater by which eggs may be rapidly and thoroughly beaten, and comprises a disc around the circumference of which teeth are formed by cutting slits around the disc and turning the metal between the slits alternately upwards and down-
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List of Applications for Letters Patent Filed
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🏢 State Enterprises & InsuranceLetters Patent, Applications, Inventors, Provisional Specification, Complete Specification, Patentees, London, Wellington, Sydney, Melbourne, Port Legar, Worcester, Paris, San Francisco, Auckland, Timaru, Dunedin, Christchurch, Scottsdale, Westport, Palmerston North, Motupipi, Linwood, Wanganui
41 names identified
- L. J. Moser, Agent for patent application
- J. R. Park, Applicant for patent
- L. A. Bond, Agent for patent application
- R. G. Gibbons, Applicant for patent
- P. Rabbage, Agent for patent application
- W. R. Garner, Applicant for patent
- A. G. W. Beldam, Applicant for patent
- C. A. Beldam, Applicant for patent
- G. H. Robinson, Agent for patent application
- M. Heeb, Applicant for patent
- W. E. Hughes, Applicant for patent
- H. A. W. Wood, Agent for patent application
- A. Kaiser, Applicant for patent
- N. Weiderer, Agent for patent application
- A. H. Allen, Applicant for patent
- J. R. Hatmaker, Applicant for patent
- J. H. Gray, Applicant for patent
- R. J. Collins, Applicant for patent
- A. Williams, Applicant for patent
- D. T. McPhedran, Applicant for patent
- W. Stone, Applicant for patent
- A. Billens, Applicant for patent
- A. W. Loone, Applicant for patent
- W. Kilworth, Agent for patent application
- N. J. Ravn, Applicant for patent
- P. Duncan, Applicant for patent
- T. Samuel, Applicant for patent
- D. Robertson, Applicant for patent
- J. A. E. Louden, Applicant for patent
- L. H. Burgoyne, Applicant for patent
- J. N. McConnell, Applicant for patent
- A. Lyell, Applicant for patent
- G. B. Holmes, Applicant for patent
- A. D. Allen, Applicant for patent
- C. Slemitz, Applicant for patent
- A. G. French, Applicant for patent
- J. H. Nicholls, Applicant for patent
- T. G. Haigh, Applicant for patent
- W. B. Brain, Applicant for patent
- P. A. N. Smith, Applicant for patent
- W. Nicol, Applicant for patent
🏢 Notice of Acceptance of Complete Specifications
🏢 State Enterprises & Insurance29 November 1905
Patents, Complete Specifications, Acceptance, Opposition, Inventors, Gisborne, Onehunga, Dunedin, Petone, Wahroonga
6 names identified
- Ernest Grundy, Applicant for patent
- Charles Sutte (Engineer), Applicant for patent
- Montague Harrison Wynyard (Solicitor), Applicant for patent
- William Dall, Applicant for patent
- Henry Edwin McDonald, Applicant for patent
- John Peters, Applicant for patent