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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 15

No. of application: 5789.
Date: 19th February, 1906.

TRADE MARK.

The words

QUEEN’S HEAD.

NAME.

JOHN LYSAGHT, LIMITED, of St. Vincent’s Iron Works, Bristol, in England, Ironmasters and Galvanisers.

No. of class: 5.

Description of goods: Galvanised iron and wire, fencing-wire, sheet iron, plate iron, bar iron, and boiler-plates.

J. C. LEWIS,
Deputy Registrar.

Trade Marks registered.

LIST of Trade Marks registered from the 8th to the 21st February, 1906, inclusive:—

No. 4415; 5131.—J. B. Clarkson; Class 22. (Gazette No. 11, of the 9th February, 1905.)

No. 4416; 5645.—A. S. Paterson and Co.; Class 42. (Gazette No. 106, of the 1st December, 1905.)

No. 4417; 5610.—The California Fruit-canners’ Association; Class 42. (Gazette No. 106, of the 1st December, 1905.)

No. 4418; 5638.—The British Columbia Packers’ Association; Class 42. (Gazette No. 106, of the 1st December, 1905.)

No. 4419; 5639.—The British Columbia Packers’ Association; Class 42. (Gazette No. 106, of the 1st December, 1905.)

No. 4420; 5640.—The British Columbia Packers’ Association; Class 42. (Gazette No. 106, of the 1st December, 1905.)

No. 4421; 5641.—The British Columbia Packers’ Association; Class 42. (Gazette No. 106, of the 1st December, 1905.)

No. 4422; 5648.—J. Woodrow and Sons, Limited; Class 38. (Gazette No. 106, of the 1st December, 1905.)

No. 4423; 5278.—W. Dimock and Co., Limited; Class 42. (Gazette No. 85, of the 21st September, 1905.)

No. 4424; 5301.—Rountree and Co., Limited; Class 42. (Gazette No. 88, of the 5th October, 1905.)

No. 4425; 5399.—Sir Titus Salt (Baronet), Sons, and Co., Limited; Class 34. (Gazette No. 96, of the 2nd November, 1905.)

No. 4426; 5400.—Sir Titus Salt (Baronet), Sons, and Co., Limited; Class 38. (Gazette No. 96, of the 2nd November, 1905.)

No. 4427; 5431.—Fussell and Co., Limited; Class 42. (Gazette No. 85, of the 21st September, 1905.)

No. 4428; 5493.—Simmons Hardware Company; Class 12. (Gazette No. 91, of the 19th October, 1905.)

No. 4429; 5513.—W. Plowman and Son; Class 42. (Gazette No. 85, of the 21st September, 1905.)

No. 4430; 5535.—Chipman, Limited; Class 42. (Gazette No. 96, of the 2nd November, 1905.)

No. 4431; 5592.—Stevenson and Howell, Limited; Class 42. (Gazette No. 96, of the 2nd November, 1905.)

No. 4432; 5593.—Stevenson and Howell, Limited; Class 43. (Gazette No. 96, of the 2nd November, 1905.)

No. 4433; 5608.—M. McElwain; Class 3. (Gazette No. 96, of the 2nd November, 1905.)

No. 4434; 5078.—W. B. Giesen and W. A. Izard; Class 42. (Gazette No. 3, of the 12th January, 1905.)

No. 4435; 5657.—J. A. Boyd; Class 50. (Gazette No. 110, of the 14th December, 1905.)

No. 4436; 5659.—D. Glasgow; Class 3. (Gazette No. 110, of the 14th December, 1905.)

No. 4437; 5681.—L. W. Loveday; Class 50. (Gazette No. 110, of the 14th December, 1905.)

Trade Marks Renewal Fees paid.

FEES paid for the renewal of the undermentioned trade marks:—

For fourteen years from the dates first mentioned.

No. 410/428.—19th February, 1906.—J. S. Smith Druce and Co., Limited, of London, England. 14th February, 1906.

No. 434/334.—23rd March, 1906.—Washburn and Moen Manufacturing Company, of Worcester, U.S.A. 14th February, 1906.

No. 456/331.—25th April, 1906.—Neill and Co., Limited, of Dunedin, N.Z. 8th February, 1906.

No. 519/422.—27th June, 1906.—British-American Tobacco Company, Limited, of London, England. 15th February, 1906.

Trade Marks removed from the Register.

TRADE Marks removed from the Register, owing to the non-payment of the renewal fees, from the 8th to the 21st February, 1906, inclusive:—

No. 362/301.—16th November, 1891.—R. A. Lister and Co., of Dursley, England. Class 47.

No. 363/273.—16th November, 1891.—A. Briscoe and Co., of Dunedin, N.Z. Class 13.

Nos. 366/292 and 367/293.—The Whitecross Company, Limited, of Warrington, England. Classes 5 and 13.

Cancellation of Part of Entry of Trade Mark on the Register.

IN pursuance of order of Supreme Court, the entry on the Register in respect of Trade Mark No. 3982/3119 (advertised in Supplement to New Zealand Gazette No. 99, of the 27th November 1902) has been altered by the omission of the word “Preservaline” from the Mark.

Advertisements.

ADVERTISEMENTS are charged at the rate of 6d. per line for the first insertion, and 3d. per line for the second and any subsequent insertion.

All advertisements should be written on one side of the paper, and signatures, &c., should be written in a legible hand.

The number of insertions required must be written across the face of the advertisement.

Communications should be addressed to the Government Printer, Wellington, to whom post-office money-orders should be made payable. Cheques should be crossed “Public a/c,” and exchange added.

Postage or duty stamps cannot be received in payment from any place at which postal notes or post-office orders are issued.

Prepayment may be demanded in any case. In order to prevent delay in publication a sufficient remittance should accompany every advertisement. Any surplus will be returned with receipted account.

By Authority: JOHN MACKAY, Government Printer, Wellington.