July 26.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2075

No. 21448.—16th July.—T. Warsop, Nottingham, Eng.
Rock-drill.
No. 21449.—16th July.—L. B. Baron, London, Eng.
Cigarette-making machine.
No. 21450.—16th July.—C. E. Adamson, Muncie, U.S.A.
Copying-press.
No. 21451.—16th July.—J. R. Hatmaker, Paris, France.
Drying milk, &c.
No. 21452.—16th July.—J. W. Cooke, Napier, N.Z.
Door-holder.
No. 21453.—16th July.—Bryant and May, Limited, London, Eng.
Filling boxes with matches. (J. P. and C. F. Wright.)
No. 21454.—14th July.—T. S. Mullan, Bluff, N.Z.
Baled wool and flax tester.
No. 21455.—17th July.—J. A. Merrett, Palmerston North, N.Z.
Treating flax.
No. 21456.—17th July.—J. A. Merrett, Palmerston North, N.Z.
Handling flax-fibres.
No. 21457.—17th July.—T. H. Walther, Wellington, N.Z.
Game.
No. 21458.—17th July.—J. A. Grofski, Christchurch, N.Z.
Oil-can.
No. 21459.—17th July.—J. Hennessy and J. F. Mills, Dunedin, N.Z.
Fire-bars.
No. 21460.—17th July.—D. L. Turner, Wellington, N.Z.
Bleaching and drying flax.
No. 21461.—14th July.—O. de Santa Cruz, Quito, Ecuador.
Preservation and transport of food.
No. 21462.—14th July.—A. W. H. Vivian, London, Eng.
Artificial fuel.
No. 21463.—14th July.—R. Wales, Dunedin, N.Z.
Cramp and mitre-box.
No. 21464.—14th July.—R. Wales, Dunedin, N.Z.
Cramp and mitre-box.
No. 21465.—14th July.—J. P. Wallace, Windsor, Vic.
Boot or shoe heel.
No. 21466.—14th July.—A. Ashcroft and C. Strachan, Auckland, N.Z.
Pneumatic centre attachment to wheel-hub.
No. 21467.—18th July.—J. Grant, Cobram, Vic.
Disc cultivator.
No. 21468.—18th July.—W. H. K. Turner, Nelson, N.Z., and A. E. A. Fear, French Pass, N.Z.
Trapping birds.
No. 21469.—18th July.—A. G. Nesfield and H. Brookes, South Yarra, Vic.
Superheater for boiler.
No. 21470.—16th July.—D. M. B. H. Cochrane (Earl of Dundonald), London, Eng.
Tea and coffee pot.
No. 21471.—16th July.—J. H. Noonan, Auckland, N.Z.
Explosion motor.
No. 21472.—16th July.—H. Wriedt, Melbourne, Vic.
Dough-moulding machine.
No. 21473.—17th July.—E. Walker, Christchurch, N.Z.
Fencing-post.
No. 21474.—19th July.—T. J. Whelan, Hawthorn, Vic.
Rabbit-trap. (H. Lane.)
No. 21475.—19th July, H. T. Jones and R. H. Mundell, Melbourne, Vic.
Pump blower or compressor. (J. P. Ludeman.)
No. 21476.—19th July.—R. W. Pearse, Temuka, N.Z.
Flying-machine.
No. 21477.—19th July.—T. P. Quinn and J. E. T. McEwen, Stanmore, N.Z.
Sash-fastener.
No. 21478.—19th July.—A. Williamson, Longreach, Q.
Fencing-standard.
No. 21479.—19th July.—C. E. Smith, Kaiwaka, N.Z.
Locking bar pipes.
No. 21480.—19th July.—H. Lundqvist, Lake Brunner Siding, N.Z.
Grab for handling nails.
No. 21481.—16th July.—P. H. M. Macintosh, Greymouth, N.Z., and L. Hill, Rapahoe, N.Z.
Miner’s lamp.
No. 21482.—17th July.—E. Dane, Remuera, N.Z., and D. Whitburn, Auckland, N.Z.
Mitre-gauge, &c.
No. 21483.—20th July.—R. Hannah and Co., Limited, Wellington, N.Z.
Boot-upper.* (H. J. Pallett and H. Chambers.)

No. 21484.—18th July.—A. R. Hardy, Dunedin, N.Z.
Sash mover and lock.
No. 21485.—21st July.—C. K. Turner, Nelson, N.Z.
Plough.
No. 21486.—21st July.—C. K. Turner, Nelson, N.Z.
Bicycle.
No. 21487.—18th July.—F. T. F. Evans, Auckland, N.Z.
Swingletree.
No. 21488.—19th July.—R. O. Clark, Hobsonville, N.Z.
Drain-inlet.
No. 21489.—19th July.—R. O. Clark, Hobsonville, N.Z.
Draught accessory to grate.
No. 21490.—19th July.—R. O. Clark, Hobsonville, N.Z.
Flanging-machine.
No. 21491.—19th July.—R. O. Clark, Hobsonville, N.Z.
Straightening earthenware pipes.
No. 21492.—19th July.—R. O. Clark, Hobsonville, N.Z.
Earthenware kiln.
No. 21493.—21st July.—H. G. Bedell and H. Nahr, Westport, N.Z.
Sanitary liquor supplier.
No. 21494.—23rd July.—D. Brigham, Auckland, N.Z.
Obtaining gold from the sea-bed.
No. 21495.—23rd July.—C. Sanderson, Wellington, N.Z.
Rope-carrier for electric car.
No. 21496.—23rd July.—C. K. Turner, Nelson, N.Z.
Swingletree-coupling.
No. 21497.—23rd July.—E. R. Godward, Invercargill, N.Z.
Spirit-level.
No. 21498.—23rd July.—J. Bates, Auckland, N.Z.
Hot-water cistern.
No. 21499.—20th July.—A. C. Hill, of Ellerslie, N.Z.
Tap.
No. 21500.—24th July.—A. Y. Ross, of Matata, N.Z.
Logging-jack.
No. 21501.—24th July.—P. Pickering, of Wellington, N.Z.
Scaffold-bracket.
No. 21502.—24th July.—R. G. A. Macdonald, of Dunedin, N.Z.
Typewriter and printing type.

Notice of Acceptance of Complete Specifications.

Patent Office,
Wellington, 25th 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. 19755.—19th July, 1905.—WALTER JAMES JEFFERIS, of Waerenga, New Zealand, Farmer. Improvements in milking-appliances.*

Brief Description. — A cylinder is provided, one end of which is connected by a pipe to the compressed-air tank, while the other end is similarly connected to the vacuum-tank. This latter end of the cylinder is also connected by a pipe to the milk-receptacle so that such receptacle is in permanent connection with the vacuum-tank. The teat-cup is in connection in the ordinary way with the milk-receptacle. The space enclosed by its lining is connected by means of a pipe with the cylinder near the end that is connected to the compressed-air tank. Connection with such space and the air-tank is thus obtained. An orifice is formed in the wall of the cylinder at a point opposite the exit of the pipe leading to the teat-cup lining. Within the cylinder fits a plunger provided with a piston-rod passing out one end thereof and reciprocated so as to work the plunger back and forth within the cylinder by any suitable means. This plunger about midway in its length is formed with a groove cut round its peripheral face.

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

(Specification, 4s. 9d.; drawing, 1s.)

No. 19844.—7th August, 1905.—GEORGE EDWARD WHITE, of Auckland, New Zealand, Inventor. An improved corset.*

Claims.—(1.) In corsets, ribs formed in two portions hinged together end to end at the waist-line, a spring plate extending longitudinally over the adjacent ends of each rib, and a loop