JULY 12.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1925

No. 21372.—28th June.—G. W. Pointon, sen., New Farm, Q.
Perpetual motor. (C. Pointon.)

No. 21373.—28th June.—L. G. Abrams, Sydney, N.S.W.
Construction of brooms or brushes.* (J. Matherson.)

No. 21374.—23rd June.—C. Rask and E. A. Cameron, Invercargill, N.Z.
Sheep-dipping apparatus.

No. 21375.—26th June.—C. F. Gardner, New Lynn, N.Z., and R. O. Clark, Hobsonville, N.Z.
Advertising.

No. 21376.—26th June.—P. J. Gossling, Auckland, N.Z.
Advertising medium.*

No. 21377.—26th June.—C. Suggate and W. E. C. Alexander, Auckland, N.Z.
Ore-refining furnace.

No. 21378.—26th June.—W. A. Wilson, Auckland, N.Z.
Connector for connecting electric circuits.

No. 21379.—26th June.—W. T. Howse, Auckland, N.Z.
Fire-kindler.

No. 21380.—29th June.—J. O. Galbally, Wellington, N.Z.
Window-sash.

No. 21381.—29th June.—J. W. Hardley, Auckland, N.Z.
Bending and shaping metals.

No. 21382.—27th June.—C. B. Smith, Dunedin, N.Z.
Cushion tire.

No. 21383.—27th June.—W. F. C. Kelly and J. A. Bentham, London, Eng.
Development of photographic plates, &c.*

No. 21384.—27th June.—H. G. F. Clear, Greymouth, N.Z.
Ironing-stand.

No. 21385.—28th June.—A. H. Bridger, Dunedin, N.Z.
Boot-heel.

No. 21386.—28th June.—J. Ritchie, Dunedin, N.Z.
Lamp.

No. 21387.—30th June.—R. Newman, Christchurch, N.Z.
Pudding-boiler.

No. 21388.—2nd July.—W. Grace, Invercargill, N.Z.
Foot-warmer.

No. 21389.—29th June.—A. Ashcroft and C. Strachan, Auckland, N.Z.
Bicycle and motor wheel.

No. 21390.—29th June.—A. H. Brookes and E. Broughton, Auckland, N.Z.
Preventing clogging of sink-pipes.

No. 21391.—29th June.—E. B., N. H., and M. K. Mackenzie, Ultimo, N.S.W.
Horse-shoe-making machine.*

No. 21392.—30th June.—S. Wilson, Wanganui, N.Z.
Room grate and fireplace.

No. 21393.—3rd July.—W. Leckie, St. Kilda, Vic.
Metallic foot-plate.

No. 21394.—3rd July.—W. E. Hughes, Wellington, N.Z.
Casting curved stereotypes.* (The Printing Machinery Company, Limited—H. A. W. Wood.)

No. 21395.—3rd July.—D. C. McArthur, Belfast, N.Z.
Gate-fastener.

No. 21396.—2nd July.—C. J. Ladbrook, Bluff, N.Z.
Perambulator, &c., wheels.

No. 21397.—3rd July.—M. Kennedy, Timaru, N.Z.
Ointment.

No. 21398.—4th July.—T. Sampson, Wellington, N.Z.
Automatic time-switch.

No. 21399.—4th July.—E. G. Gresham, Onehunga, N.Z.
Toaster and griller.

No. 21400.—2nd July.—R. Newman, Christchurch, N.Z.
Detachable cake-tin.*

No. 21401.—5th July.—L. Serpollet, Paris, France.
Heating steam-generators by liquid fuel.*

No. 21402.—5th July.—W. V. Paley, Charters Towers, Q.
Centrifugal fans.

No. 21403.—5th July.—C. R. Rogers, South Melbourne, Vic.
Treating fibrous material.*

No. 21404.—5th July.—C. G. Merkley and H. C. Jessep, Sydney, N.S.W.
Trolley-wire clip.*

No. 21405.—5th July.—Aktiebolaget Separator, Stockholm, Sweden.
Mechanism for milking-machine.* (B. and F. Ljungstrom.)

No. 21406.—5th July.—K. Birkeland and S. Eyde, Christiania, Norway.
Treating materials at high temperature.*

No. 21407.—6th July.—R. Martin, Wellington, N.Z.
Show-case for pictures.*

No. 21408.—6th July.—C. Tandy, Wellington, N.Z.
Shearing-machine.*

No. 21409.—6th July.—P. Ellis, Kilbirnie, N.Z.
Motor.*

No. 21410.—6th July.—A. Loft, Gisborne, N.Z.
Fencing-post.

No. 21411.—4th July.—J. Brown, Melbourne.
Stump-extractor.*

No. 21412.—4th July.—P. J. Brown, Naseby, N.Z.
Valve for water-pipes.

No. 21413.—7th July.—G. Young, Smithfield, N.Z.
Beef tree hook. (R. Erskine.)

No. 21414.—4th July.—J. and W. J. O’Hara, Papatoitoi, N.Z.
Adjustable fastenings.

No. 21415.—5th July.—W. Coyle, Devonport, N.Z.
Lock-shackle.

No. 21416.—6th July.—R. R. Douglas, Dunedin, N.Z.
Dredge-tumbler.

No. 21417.—9th July.—A. Schultze, Greymouth, N.Z.
Cycle-stand.*

No. 21418.—9th July.—R. W. Aldridge, Christchurch, N.Z.
Electric bracelet.

No. 21419.—10th July.—E. J. Toy, Carnarvon, N.Z.
Fire-kindler.

No. 21420.—10th July.—C. E. Wildbore and J. D. McLaurin, Pohangina, N.Z.
Testing hemp, &c., bales for heat or moisture.

No. 21421.—10th July, 1906.—J. W. Mackay, Wellington, N.Z.
Clothes-prop attachment.

No. 21422.—10th July.—T. D. Cummins, Wanganui, N.Z.
Ascertaining temperature of baled goods.

No. 21423.—6th July.—R. Z. Garrett, Otahuhu, N.Z.
Bed-chamber.*

No. 21424.—7th July.—W. Leivesley, Springsure, Q.
Enabling telegraph-stations to communicate with each other.*

No. 21425.—7th July.—C. L. K. H. Foot, Ashley-Clinton, N.Z.
Gas-burner.

No. 21426.—11th July.—J. S. McPherson, Wakefield, N.Z.
Axe-sheath.

No. 21427.—11th July.—United Shoe Machinery Company, Paterson, U.S.A.
Supporting and positioning work in boot or shoe machine. (E. E. Winkley.)

No. 21428.—11th July.—United Shoe Machinery Company, Paterson, U.S.A.
Jack for supporting and positioning work in boot or shoe machine. (E. E. Winkley.)

No. 21429.—11th July.—G. Westinghouse, Pittsburg, U.S.A.
Elastic-fluid turbine.*

No. 21430.—11th July.—O. Kjellström, Stockholm.
Concrete pipes.*

No. 21431.—11th July.—E. Cantono, Rome.
Explosion-engine starting-device.*

Notice of Acceptance of Complete Specifications.

Patent Office,
Wellington, 11th July, 1906.

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. 19370.—19th April, 1905.—JOHN LINDSAY, Carpenter, and ROBERT LINDSAY, Engine-driver, both of Dunedin, New Zealand. Improved trolley-pole for conducting electric current to vehicles.*

Extract from Specification.—According to this invention the trolley-pole is pivoted at its base to a bracket in any ordinary manner and provided with springs and connecting-parts which tend to keep the trolley-pole in a vertical position. The pole is divided into two parts, the bottom part or inner tube telescoping into the upper part or outer casing. A spring is introduced between two collars, one secured to each of the said outer casing and inner tube. The outer casing or upper part of the pole is thus free to slide upon the inner tube when the spring is compressed. At the upper end of the trolley-pole are provided two eyes, one on each side of the pole.

[NOTE.—The above extract from the specification is inserted in place of the claims.]

(Specification, 4s.; drawing, 1s.)