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No. 21391.—29th June, 1906.—EDWARD BYRON MACKENZIE, Clerk, NORMAN HAWKINS MACKENZIE, Engineer, and MERVYN KENNETH MACKENZIE, Engineer, all of 743 and 745 Harris Street, Ultimo, near Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Machine for making horse-shoes.

Claims.—(1.) In horse-shoe machines, a die and die-box such as B, B¹ for impressing the rod of which the shoe is to be made with the necessary indentations and seating to form a blank, as set forth. (2.) In horse-shoe machines, in combination, a disappearing die-block such as K, an elliptical “former” such as O having articulated prongs, and two fixed inclines such as O¹ for curving the blank about the shoe-die, as specified. (3.) In horse-shoe machines, in combination, a disappearing die-block such as K, an elliptical “former” such as O having articulated prongs and an ejector apparatus, part of which is attached to and moves with the elliptical “former” and part of which is pivoted as a trigger Q in advance of the elliptical “former,” so that when the shoe is formed from the blank by the “former” the recoil of the latter shall eject the formed shoe from the machine by striking the trigger, as set forth. (4.) In horse-shoe machines, the clipping-device shown in Fig. 3, consisting of a horizontal plate for flattening the shoe when it is ejected from the forming-machine, a cross-head or plunger provided with a roller for rolling out the clip-projection on the shoe and forming the finished clip, and suitable mechanical means for operating the parts, as specified. (5.) The general arrangement, construction, and combination of parts in the machine for making horse-shoes, as described, as illustrated in the drawings, and for the purposes specified.

(Specification. 7s. 6d.; drawings, 2s.)

No. 21407.—6th July, 1906.—ROBERT MARTIN, of Wellington, New Zealand, Oil and Colour Merchant. An improved case for storing and displaying prints, pictures, and the like.

Claims.—(1.) Means for storing and displaying prints, pictures, or the like, comprising a case and a number of vertical frames adapted to have the goods suspended thereon pivoted within such case, one behind the other, and the pivot-points of which are arranged on an angle extending inwards and outwards from the front corner of the case, substantially as specified. (2.) The improved case for storing and displaying prints, pictures, and the like, substantially as described, and as illustrated in the drawings.

(Specification, 2s. 3d.; drawing, 1s.)

An asterisk (*) denotes the complete specification of an invention for which a provisional specification has been already lodged.

NOTE.—The cost of copying the specification and drawings has been inserted after the notice of each application. An order for a copy or copies should be accompanied by a post-office order or postal note for the cost of copying.

The date of acceptance of each application is given after the number.

F. WALDEGRAVE,
Registrar.

Provisional Specifications accepted.

Patent Office,
Wellington, 8th August, 1906.

APPLICATIONS for Letters Patent, with provisional specifications, have been accepted as under:—
No. 21234.—R. R. Douglas, umbrella.
No. 21260.—J. Rae, steering ships.
No. 21274.—T. C. Hement, lead-headed nail.
No. 21276.—P. Jensen, perambulator.
No. 21278.—J. Smaill, heating system for buildings.
No. 21286.—W. Wenlock and W. B Anderson, picture-hanger.
No. 21291.—G. Warne, music-leaf turner.
No. 21297.—L. G. Wieneke, racehorse-starter.
No. 21299.—J. H. McFarlane, portable derrick for loading vehicles.
No. 21300.—R. A. Bradbury, waterproof garments.
No. 21304.—R. Watson, non-refillable bottle.
No. 21306.—C. L. K. H. Foot, lighting gas by an electric spark.
No. 21307.—M. W. Winter, ladies’-skirt holder.
No. 21310.—J. S. Hawkes, milk-can.
No. 21320.—E. Lockerbie, tap.
No. 21322.—W. Harvey, combined strainer and aerator.
No. 21326.—C. A. Beal, folding gate and partition.

No. 21328.—T. E. Bridger, teeth-extractor
No. 21329.—S. Millar, harvester.
No. 21330.—F. B. C. Allen, lock nut and bolt.
No. 21331.—R. O. Jarrett, disc loading-bar and dumbbell.
No. 21333.—A. J. Fortescue, wheel-tire.
No. 21334.—Maganite Explosives Syndicate, Limited, manufacture of explosives. (H. C. L. Bloxam.)
No. 21341.—N. R. Gordon, flying-machine.
No. 21342.—T. Beckett, propelling vessels.
No. 21343.—J. Stewart, shifting-spanner
No. 21344.—G. Gray, seed-sower.
No. 21345.—T. Bush, cap.
No. 21347.—E. Oliver, wheel-presser foot-gear for sewing-machine.
No. 21348.—A. L. J. Tait, washing and drying flax.
No. 21349.—F. A. Alcock, billiard and dining table.
No. 21362.—R. E. Hay, tool for boring holes in clay, &c.
No. 21364.—United Shoe Machinery Company, machine for assembling parts of boots and shoes. (O. Ashton.)
No. 21365.—United Shoe Machinery Company, pounding-up machine. (O. Ashton.)
No. 21368.—H. Watt, mail-bag fastening and label-check.
No. 21369.—R. P. Park, centrifugal pump.
No. 21371.—R. Rayson, cooling air.
No. 21372.—G. W. Pointon, sen., perpetual motor. (C. Pointon.)
No. 21374.—C. Rask and E. A Cameron, travelling-race or alley-way.
No. 21377.—C. Suggate and W. E. C. Alexander, ore-refining furnace.
No. 21380.—J. O. Galbally, window-sash.
No. 21381.—J. W. Hardley, metal-shaping machine.
No. 21382.—C. B. Smith, cushion tire.
No. 21385.—A. H. Bridger, boot-heel.
No. 21386.—G. Ritchie, lamp.
No. 21388.—W. Grace, foot-warmer.
No. 21389.—A. Ashcroft and C. Strachan, hub and rim for bicycle and motor wheels.
No. 21390.—A. H. Brookes and E. Broughton, prevention of clogging in sink-pipes.
No. 21395.—D. C. McArthur, gate-fastener.
No. 21396.—C. J. Ladbrook, wheel for perambulator, go-cart, &c.
No. 21398.—T. Sampson, automatic time-switch.
No. 21410.—A. Loft, fencing-post.
No. 21411.—J. Brown, lever jack, stump-puller, and cramp.
No. 21412.—P. J. Brown, water-pipe valve.
No. 21415.—W. Coyle, lock-shackle.
No. 21416.—R. R. Douglas, dredge-tumbler.
No. 21427.—United Shoe Machinery Company, supporting and positioning work in making boots and shoes. (E. E. Winkley.)
No. 21428.—United Shoe Machinery Company, jack for supporting and positioning work in making boots and shoes. (E. E. Winkley.)
No. 21439.—J. Whyte, tie-frame.

NOTE.—Provisional specifications cannot be inspected, or their contents made known by this office in any way, until the complete specifications in connection therewith have been accepted.

List of Letters Patent sealed.

LIST of Letters Patent sealed from the 24th July to the 8th August, 1906, inclusive:—
No. 19296.—T. Hilton, wire mattress.
No. 19297.—T. Hilton, wire-mattress tightener.
No. 19298.—T. Hilton, wire mattress.
No. 19304.—G. T. Voorhees, fluid-compression.
No. 19318.—N. Setterwall, centrifugal separator. (F. O. Nilsson.)
No. 19337.—C. W. Merrill, pressure-filter.
No. 19367.—H. Braby, burner.
No. 19368.—United Shoe Machinery Company, heel and heel-nailing machine. (W. H. Taylor.)
No. 19427.—G. T. Macfarlane, derrick and winch.
No. 20355.—W. E. Hughes, casting curved stereotypes. (The Printing Machinery Company, Limited.—H. A. W. Wood.)
No. 20484.—R. Barnes, boot or shoe heel.
No. 20534.—La Societe Anonyme Westinghouse and M. le Blanc, ejector.
No. 20556.—A. V. Leggo, ore-furnace.
No. 20587.—J. Snodgrass, precipitating gold and silver.
No. 20682.—C. L. Higgins, overshoe.
No. 20880.—Marconi’s Wireless Telegraph Company, Limited, wireless telegraphy. (G. Marconi.)