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No. 19791.—T. E. Jones, hamper-fastening.
No. 19794.—K. Lewis, puncture-repairing compound.
No. 19797.—O. T. Madeley, horse-bolting preventer.
No. 19798.—O. T. Madeley, rabbit-trap.
No. 19799.—N. R. Gordon, aerial-machine.
No. 19800.—G. J. Browne and E. Toms, sheet-metal-working machinery.
No. 19801.—C. C. Lake, coat-hanger.
No. 19805.—H. Norgrove, formation of sand-banks.
No. 19806.—H. Norgrove, portable boiler.
No. 19812.—D. T. McPhedran, traction-engine shoe.
No. 19814.—J. H. Rigden, steam-engine.
No. 19841.—J. Pomeroy, newspaper-file.

Applications for Letters Patent void.

APPLICATIONS for Letters Patent, with which complete specifications have been lodged, void owing to non-acceptance of such complete specifications, from the 17th to the 30th May, 1906, inclusive:—
Nil.

Applications for Letters Patent lapsed.

LIST of applications for Letters Patent lapsed owing to Letters Patent not being sealed, from the 17th to the 30th May, 1906, inclusive:—
No. 18775.—G. Armstrong, elevating and delivering material.
No. 18776.—M. Bacon, blouse and skirt support.
No. 18787.—A. F. Gibson, flax treatment.
No. 18806.—E. S. Baldwin and H. H. Rayward, bread-making. (Deutsche Dauerbrot Gesellschaft.)

Letters Patent void.

LIST of Letters Patent void through non-payment of renewal fees, and through expiry of term of fourteen years, from the 17th to the 30th May, 1906, inclusive:—

THROUGH NON-PAYMENT OF SECOND-TERM FEES.

No. 14540.—N. Bidstrup, fluid-register. (J. Marchbank.)
No. 14544.—H. Peck, can-soldering machine. (J. M. K. Letson and F. W. Burpee.)
No. 14546.—The Welsbach Incandescent Gas-light Company, Limited, incandescent mantle. (The Kern Burner Company, Limited—C. Clamond.)
No. 14553.—Crown Paper Company, making carbon-paper. (F. B. How.)
No. 14556.—H. Pennington and M. T. West, milk cooler and aerator.
No. 14558.—G. Davidson, log-hauling block.
No. 14559.—D. Donald, punching, shearing, and stamping machine.
No. 14562.—G. Percival, bicycle-crank.
No. 14563.—A. Tornaghi, engine-governor.
No. 14565.—T. Goucher, target.
No. 14567.—J. F. McNeill, turnip and seed sower.
No. 14569.—A. Sutherland, wire-strainer.

THROUGH NON-PAYMENT OF THIRD TERM FEES.

No. 11392.—D. McGill and F. W. Tannett-Walker, refrigerating-machine.
No. 11407.—A. Lavery, wire-strainer.

THROUGH EXPIRY OF TERM.

No. 5562.—S. Straker, pulverising grain

Applications for Registration of Trade Marks.

Patent Office,
Wellington, 30th May, 1906.

APPLICATIONS for registration of the following Trade Marks have been received. Notice of opposition to the registration of any of these applications may be lodged at this office within two months of the date of this Gazette. Such notice must be in duplicate, and accompanied by a fee of £1.

No. of application: 5872.
Date: 4th April, 1906.

TRADE MARK.

[Image: Circular logo with text “TOPSY BRAND BLACKINE FOR PATENT GLACE KID BOX CALF SPLENDID FOR HARNESS SOLD ALL OVER THE WORLD” and an illustration of a boot and a figure]

The essential particulars of this trade mark are the name “Topsy” and the figure of the negress looking into the boot; and any right to the exclusive use of the wording “Blackine, box-calf, for patent glacé kid, splendid for harness, sold all over the world,” is disclaimed.

NAME.

JOHN CHARLES SHARPLES, of 71 Howe Street, Auckland, in the Colony of New Zealand, trading under the name of the “Topsy Blackine Company.”

No. of class: 50.
Description of goods: Blacking.

No. of application: 5894.
Date: 11th April, 1906.

TRADE MARK.

[Image: Circular logo with stylized text “THE CCI” and decorative flourishes]

NAME.

JAMES CARR AND SONS, of Clarence Mills, Clarence Street, Chester Road, Manchester, England, Manufacturers.

No. of class: 25.
Description of goods: Tapes for venetian blinds.