APRIL 6.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 875

No. 19181.—8th March, 1905.—Rookwood Comfort Bishop, of Cambridge Terrace, Christchurch, New Zealand, Secretary of the Christchurch Gas, Coal, and Coke Company, Limited, whose registered office is at 158-160, Worcester Street, Christchurch aforesaid. Improvements in and relating to boilers for gas-ranges.

No. 19184.—3rd March, 1905.—James Lindsay Wilson, of Waianiwa, New Zealand, Farmer. Emery-grinding attachment.

No. 19186.—7th March, 1905.—Edmund McNair, of Mount Eden, near Auckland, New Zealand, Settler. A contrivance for assisting infants to feed from bottles containing milk or other fluid food.

No. 19188.—10th March, 1905.—John Edward Owen, of Auckland, New Zealand, Pipe-manufacturer. An improved method of and means for use in forming earthenware pipes.

No. 19189.—11th March, 1905.—Charles Herbert Culpan, of Whangarei, New Zealand, Plumber. Improvements in or relating to boat-rowlocks.

No. 19190.—11th March, 1905.—Arthur James Nicholas, Storekeeper, and Henry Lee, Blacksmith, both of Cust, Canterbury, New Zealand. An improvement in or relating to butter-workers.

No. 19193.—9th March, 1905.—John Atkinson Walker, of Devonport, near Auckland, New Zealand, Timber-miller. An improved combined billiard and dining table.

No. 19194.—11th March, 1905.—Drummond Holderness, of Christchurch, New Zealand, Student. Improvements in and connected with ploughs for distributing salt, manure, and other like substances.

No. 19196.—13th March, 1905.—Carl Zoeller, of Courier Buildings, Queen Street, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, Importer of Surgical Instruments, Hospital Supplies, &c., and John Hodge, of George Street, Brisbane aforesaid, Surgical-instrument maker. An improved cutter or knife for calf-dehorners.

No. 19197.—13th March, 1905.—Henry James Baker, of 23, Wordsworth Street, Wellington, New Zealand, Tailor, and Richard Onyon, Te Wharenokinoki, of McKenzie Terrace, Wellington aforesaid, Lithographer. A preparation for cleaning and removing all kinds of stains from woollens and other articles.

No. 19198.—13th March, 1905.—James Oliver Galbally, of Wellington, New Zealand, Draughtsman. Improvements in hollow building-blocks.

No. 19199.—14th March, 1905.—James MacAdam Dawson, of Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand, Hawker. An improved syphon.

No. 19201.—15th March, 1905.—Frederick Arthur Alcock, of 212, Russell Street, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, Manufacturer. Improvements in billiard-tables.

No. 19202.—15th March, 1905.—Norman Hawkins MacKenzie, of 743, Harris Street, Ultimo, near Sydney, Engineer, Edward Byron MacKenzie, of MacQuarrie Street, Sydney, Clerk, and Mervyn Kenneth MacKenzie, of 743, Harris Street, Ultimo, near Sydney, Engineer, all of New South Wales, Australia. An improved machine for manufacturing horse-shoes.

No. 19203.—15th March, 1905.—Edward Duncan Richards, of Palmerston North, New Zealand, Investor (assignee of John Algen Belk, of Feilding, New Zealand, Engineer). Improvements in boxes for matches and some other articles.

No. 19204.—13th March, 1905.—Harold George Claydon, of Buffon Street, Waltham, Christchurch, New Zealand, Steam Engineer. An automatic furnace for steam-boilers.

No. 19206.—13th March, 1905.—Frederick Joseph Watson, of Amberley, New Zealand, Farmer. An attachment to cooking ranges or stoves for assisting the consumption of short pieces of wood and sticks.

No. 19207.—14th March, 1905.—John Samson Roberts, of Temuka, New Zealand, Agent. An improved handle, by means of which a kerosene-tin or the like may be converted into a bucket or carrier.

No. 19208.—15th March, 1905.—Joseph Richard Clement, of Waimate, Canterbury, New Zealand, Solicitor. Improvements in constructing and arranging the propelling parts, driving-gear, and speed-multiplying gear of bicycles and other mechanism.

No. 19212.—17th March, 1905.—Charles Ernest Douglas Dunn, of Christchurch, New Zealand, Student. A new or improved electro-motor.

No. 19214.—18th March, 1905.—William Ernest Hughes, of Queen’s Chambers, Wellington, New Zealand, Patent Agent (nominee of William John Yesell, of 1867, Seventh Avenue, New York, United States of America, Artist). Improvements in printing-surfaces and their production.

No. 19223.—20th March, 1905.—William Stokes, Jun., of Manchester Street, Christchurch, New Zealand, Cycle-engineer, and Joseph Henry Suckling, of Worcester Street, Linwood, Christchurch aforesaid, Pattern-maker. An improved motor.

No. 19225.—20th March, 1905.—Hugh McDonald Alexander, of Dunedin, New Zealand, Pattern-maker. Improvements in caps for gate-posts and the like.

No. 19227.—21st March, 1905.—Alexander Greig, of Drummond Post-office, Invercargill, Southland, New Zealand, School-teacher. A combined rule, square, and saw.

No. 19229.—21st March, 1905.—William Andrews and Arthur Ward Beaven (trading as “Andrews and Beaven”), of South Belt, Christchurch, New Zealand. An improved seed- and grain-cleaning machine.

No. 19230.—22nd March, 1905.—Arthur John Cuming, of 679, Sydney Road, Brunswick, near Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, Engineer. Improvements in and relating to the manufacture of non-porous material for constructing packages, tubes, cylinders, coverings, &c.

No. 19231.—22nd March, 1905.—Arthur John Cuming, of 679, Sydney Road, Brunswick, near Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, Engineer. An improved package for butter, fruit, millinery, poultry, and other dry goods, and method of manufacturing same.

No. 19232.—22nd March, 1905.—Arthur John Cuming, of 679, Sydney Road, Brunswick, near Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, Engineer. An improved method of manufacturing boxes, packages, tubes, sheets, &c., and apparatus therefor.

No. 19233.—22nd March, 1905.—James Michael Hannon, of Swan Hill, Victoria, Australia, Engine-driver. Improved ejector dust extractor.

No. 19234.—22nd March, 1905.—Edward Martin Edkins, of Dannevirke, New Zealand, Engineer. Improved feeding-mechanism for saw-benches.

No. 19237.—22nd March, 1905.—Stanley Burrell Hunter, of “The Hut,” Deepdene, Balwyn, Geological Surveyor, Harry Wilson, of No. 259, Cotham Road, Kew, Engineer, and Edward Joseph Rigby, of Ackland Street, St. Kilda, Engineer, all of Victoria, Australia. Improvements in percussion drill machinery.

No. 19241.—23rd March, 1905.—John Chatham, of Roke-wood Junction, Victoria, Australia, Farmer. Improvements in adjustable belt-fastenings usable as buckles generally.

No. 19243.—14th March, 1905.—John Pomeroy, of Invercargill, New Zealand, Fish-curer. Improvements in machinery for stripping flax.

No. 19245.—20th March, 1905.—Joseph James Macky, of Victoria Arcade, Auckland, New Zealand, Commission Agent. Improvements in curtain hooks and fastenings.

No. 19246.—23rd March, 1905.—Thomas Carter, of Mirboo North, Buln’ Buln, Victoria, Australia, Farmer. An improved cream and milk cooler.

No. 19247.—23rd March, 1905.—Bessie Hancock, of 7, Curral Road, Elsternwick, Victoria, Australia, Spinner. A mixture for automatically closing punctures in pneumatic tires and the like.

No. 19248.—23rd March, 1905.—James Smith, of Westport, New Zealand, Blacksmith. Improved drill for boring coal and the like.

No. 19249.—23rd March, 1905.—Maurice O’Connell, of Christchurch, New Zealand, Saddler. Means for preventing a trotting horse from knocking his knees when trotting.

No. 19250.—24th March, 1905.—George William Westropp, of Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand, Saddler. An improved hook specially adapted for hames and such-like.

No. 19251.—24th March, 1905.—George William Westropp, of Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand, Saddler. An improved girth-pull harness.

No. 19252.—24th March, 1905.—Peter Ellis, of Kilbirnie, Wellington, New Zealand, Engineer. An improved motor.

No. 19255.—27th March, 1905.—William Edward Percival, of Inglewood, Taranaki, New Zealand, Accountant. An improved louvre-window.

No. 19259.—25th March, 1905.—Robert Whitson, of Auckland, New Zealand, Engineer. A method of fitting wooden tires or wooden treads to existing tires for use with self-propelled vehicles.

No. 19260.—28th March, 1905.—William Walker, of Hayward’s, Wellington, New Zealand, Farmer. Improved teat-opener for cows and other animals.

No. 19263.—29th March, 1905.—Alexander Day, of 29A, Russell Terrace, Wellington South, New Zealand, Lithographer. Improved safety door-latch.

No. 19269.—30th March, 1905.—The Clyde Salvage Pearl Fishing and Diving Company, Limited, a company registered in accordance with the laws of the State of New South Wales, Australia, and having its office at No. 146, Sussex Street, Sydney, New South Wales aforesaid (assignees of Eugene Veron, of Brighton le Sands, near Sydney aforesaid, Engineer). Improvements in appliances or tools for diving-vessels.

No. 19271.—30th March, 1905.—United Shoe Machinery Company, of Paterson, State of New Jersey, United States of America, a corporation duly organized under the laws of said State of New Jersey, and having a place of business at 205, Lincoln Street, Boston, Massachusetts, United States of