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receive said split pressure-ring, and means for securing the
whole of the said parts together, substantially as and for the
purposes described. (3.) In disc-ploughs and the like culti-
vators, in combination, a disc-standard to which is secured
a horizontal fixed axle provided with a collar and shoulder
thereon, a plough-disc placed around said axle and held in
position by cover and hub which form a bearing-box for said
fixed axle, substantially as described and as illustrated in
the sheet of drawings. (4.) In disc-ploughs and the like
cultivators, in combination, a standard to which is secured
a horizontal axle held in place by a nut, a disc arranged
to revolve around said axle and being held in position by a
cover and hub, the latter being reduced in diameter at a por-
tion of its length and provided with a screw-thread to engage
with a screw-threaded cap, the latter so constructed as to
form an oil-reservoir, substantially as described and as illus-
trated in the drawings. (5.) In disc-ploughs and the like
cultivators, in combination, an axle having one end por-
tion reduced in diameter so as to form an annular space
between it and its hub, and being shorter than the in-
ternal length of said hub, a hub having a portion of its
end screwed and on the thread of which is mounted a cap,
and reduced to allow an annular space to exist between its
end portion and the inner diameter of the cap, substantially
as and for the purposes set forth. (6.) In disc-ploughs and
the like cultivators, the combination and arrangement of the
whole of the parts for the purposes described and as illus-
trated in the sheet of drawings.

(Specification, 6s.; drawing, 2s.)

No. 21659.—11th November, 1905.—DAVID HAYWARD, of
Excelsior Works, Bloxwich, in the County of Stafford, Eng-
land, Brush-manufacturer. An improved combined curry-
comb and brush.

{NOTE.—This is an application under section 106 of the Act, the
date given being the official date of the application in Great
Britain.

Claim.—The improved combined curry-comb and brush,
consisting of a back part having on its front surface rows of
bristles forming a brush and one, two, or more straight curry-
comb cross-bars forming a curry-comb, for the purpose and
substantially as set forth.

(Specification, 2s. 6d.; 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 drawing
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.

Extracts from the drawings accompanying the foregoing
complete specification appear at the end of this Gazette.

F. WALDEGRAVE,
Registrar.

Provisional Specifications accepted.

Patent Office,
Wellington, 19th September, 1906.

APPLICATIONS for Letters Patent, with provisional
specifications, have been accepted as under:—

No. 20979.—G. Claydon, building-construction.
No. 21313.—J. A. Belk, rail-joint.
No. 21501.—P. Pickering, scaffold-bracket.
No. 21512.—C. F. Lungley, manufacture of ammonia,
sulphate of ammonia, barium-peroxide, &c.
No. 21519.—F. C. Webb, roasting auriferous sand, pyrites,
tailings, &c.
No. 21520.—P. A. Neumann, amalgamating apparatus.
No. 21521.—A. M. Grainger, sheep-dipping apparatus.
No. 21536.—R. T. Graham, lock-socket for drainpipes.
No. 21540.—H. Quertier, tramway-track sprinkler and
cleaner.
No. 21547.—L. Roberts, dress-chart; applicable also for
drafting boys’ garments.
No. 21566.—C. A. Briggs, game-score indicator.
No. 21577.—E. H. Grey and B. H. Bishop, fire-lighter.
No. 21586.—T. Firth, tram-car stopping-place indicator.
No. 21594.—D. L. Yates, apparatus for destroying
rabbits, &c.
No. 21604.—R. H. Northway, spark-arrester.
No. 21608.—J. P. Horner, shaft-tug.
No. 21613.—J. J. Macky, bottle.

No. 21616.—A. Kale and C. Gilfillan, curtain-hanger.
No. 21617.—J. Lock, broom and brush manufacture.
No. 21618.—J. J. Macky, bottle.
No. 21619.—J. G. Harrington and E. J. Brown, animal-
decaudater.
No. 21621.—R. Wales, postmarking-machine.
No. 21622.—T. Goodall, safety-pin.
No. 21623.—W. A. Waddell, turbine-engine.
No. 21625.—A. Ramsay, motor road-vehicle.
No. 21639.—C. Colpus, trolly-pole.
No. 21641.—W. M. Ross, septic tank and filter-bed.
No. 21642.—J. Fergusson, filter press plate (H. R. Ed-
mands and S. F. Gidney).
No. 21648.—M. Juriss, securing outer wearing face to
boot-sole.
No. 21652.—H. J. Bettany, air compressor and storage for
inflating tires, &c.
No. 21654.—E. H. A. Lambert, ascertaining temperature
of wool-bale.
No. 21675.—F. H. Maxwell, crushing-batteries for
quartz, &c.
No. 21682.—D. W. McLean, surveying and range-finding
apparatus.
No. 21692.—J. Nelson, cutter for sand or suction pumps.
No. 21697.—W. H. Nisbet, pneumatic brake.
No. 21704.—W. L. Davidson, butter cutter and printer.

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.

Letters Patent sealed.

LIST of Letters Patent sealed from the 3rd to the 19th
September, 1906, inclusive:—

No. 18975.—A. J. Wiley and R. Gray, game apparatus.
No. 19291.—C. J. Johnson and J. Carlaw, fire-bridge smoke-
consumer and fuel-economiser.
No. 19510.—C. H. Fullbrook, curtain-ring.
No. 19534.—A. Storrie, turnip-thinner.
No. 19540.—G. Hutchinson, milking machinery.
No. 19557.—A. Storrie, ridger and sower.
No. 19559.—V. Berg, ventilator.
No. 19567.—J. R. Harrison, amalgamator and concentrator.
No. 19573.—C. J. Johnson and J. Carlaw, fire-bridge smoke-
consumer and fuel-economiser.
No. 19579.—W. Langdon and F. W. Wagstaff, nib-releasing
penholder.
No. 19583.—T. N. Horsley, artificial stone.
No. 19604.—F. W. Payne and R. McLintock, hot-blast
apparatus.
No. 19629.—J. O’Dowd, roof-gutter.
No. 19680.—W. P. Simmonds, music-teaching device.
No. 19700.—F. T. McAnulty, tine and weed clearer.
No. 19846.—W. Stokes, jun., and J. H. Suckling, motor.
No. 19864.—F. E. Elmore, separating finely-divided ma-
terial.
No. 20048.—W. Harvey, continuous-pressure block.
No. 20054.—J. D. Jackson, water-heater.
No. 20173.—W. G. Meddings, electric fire-alarm.
No. 20383.—W. Nicol, removing coal from trucks.
No. 20487.—A. Blanchard, H. Wood, E. A. H. Burgoyne,
incandescent vapour burner.
No. 20526.—E. N. Waters, mortar for crushing-mill.
(J. H. Hendy.)
No. 20527.—A. P. S. Macquisten, separating solid par-
ticles.
No. 20563.—H. M. Butler, road-vehicle axle.
No. 20594.—B. T. Hamilton and L. Stroud, locking device.
No. 20605.—W. G. Meddings, recording breakage of fire-
prevention sprinkler.
No. 20620.—H. J. Marks, hanging windows, &c.
No. 20621.—H. J. Marks, chimney-top and ventilator.
No. 20661.—B. and W. Trewheila, hauling and lifting
lever jack.
No. 20664.—W. S. Burt, wheel.
No. 20686.—J. Trevethick, broom or brush manufacture.
No. 20811.—E. T. C. Firth, moulding-press.
No. 20908.—Window Glass Machine Company, drawing
hollow glass articles. (J. H. Lubbers.)
No. 20930.—W. A. Stetson, spinning-machine. (V. Be-
langu.)
No. 20957.—O. C. Duryea and M. C. White, fuel and
lubricant supply.
No. 20958.—O. C. Duryea and M. C. White, free-piston
gas or vapour engine.
No. 20972.—S. J. Bocock and E. J. Dewing, mattress, &c.,
fastening.
No. 21041.—W. H. Davies, horse-shoe.
No. 21094.—Window Glass Machine Company, drawing
hollow glass articles. (J. H. Lubbers.)
No. 21102.—A. S. Heideman, operating railway-points.