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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 18

No. of application: 6308.
Date: 30th October, 1906.

TRADE MARK.
(The mark as shown in preceding notice No. 6305.)

The applicants claim that the said trade mark has been used by them and their predecessors in business in respect of the said goods since the year 1857.

NAME.
IBBOTSON BROS. AND CO., LIMITED, of Globe Steel-works, Sheffield, England, Manufacturers.

No. of class: 13.
Description of goods: Hammers, anvils, vices, hoes, spades, shovels, spanners, engineers’ and other tools, and metal goods generally not having a cutting edge and not included in other classes.

No. of application: 6448.
Date: 28th January, 1907.

TRADE MARK.

[Image: Diamond-shaped logo with text “A PLEASING COMPOUND OF PURE SARSAPARILLA & LEMONS IS SPECIAL GOLD MEDALS THOMSON & CO.” and central cross with “PURITY SARSILADE”]

The essential particulars of this trade mark are the combination of devices and the word “Sarsilade”; and applicants disclaim any right to the exclusive use of the added matter, except their name.

NAME.
THOMSON AND CO., of Invercargill, and elsewhere, in New Zealand, Cordial-manufacturers.

No. of class: 44.
Description of goods: Mineral and aerated waters.

No. of application: 6452.
Date: 30th January, 1907.

TRADE MARK.

[Image: Logo with “DOUBLE U” above and “TWO U’s” below, featuring two large capital U’s with “Wardette & Co.” script across them]

The essential particulars of this trade mark are two capital U’s, with the signature “Wardette & Co.” written across them, and the play on words—Double U (W) and Two U’s (to use); and any right to the exclusive use of the added matter is disclaimed.

NAME.
MRS. BENJAMIN HORACE WARD, trading as “Wardette and Co.,” of Kent Street, Picton, in the Provincial District of Marlborough, in the Colony of New Zealand, Manufacturer.

No. of class: 42.
Description of goods: Preserved fruit—jam and marmalade.

No. of application: 6456.
Date: 14th February, 1907.

TRADE MARK.
The word
“PASTERINE.”

NAME.
CHARLES ALPHONSUS SENIOR, of Onehunga, Auckland, in the Colony of New Zealand, Printer and Publisher.

No. of class: 39.
Description of goods: Adhesive substances manufactured from animal, vegetable, and mineral products.

No. of application: 6457.
Date: 6th February, 1907.

TRADE MARK.

[Image: Target with arrow in bullseye, arrow fletching marked “G&C”]

NAME.
GREEN AND COLEBROOK, LIMITED, of Ngaruawahia, Auckland, in the Colony of New Zealand, Merchants.

No. of class: 6.
Description of goods: All goods included in this class.
NOTE.—Class 6 is for “Machinery of all kinds, and parts of machinery, except agricultural and horticultural machines included in Class 7—such as steam-engines, boilers, pneumatic machines, hydraulic machines, locomotives, sewing-machines, weighing-machines, machine tools, mining machinery, fire-engines.”

No. of application: 6458.
Date: 6th February, 1907.

TRADE MARK.
(The mark as shown in preceding notice, No. 6457.)

NAME.
GREEN AND COLEBROOK, LIMITED, of Ngaruawahia, Auckland, in the Colony of New Zealand, Merchants.

No. of class: 7.
Description of goods: All goods included in this class.
NOTE.—Class 7 is for “Agricultural and horticultural machinery and parts of such machinery, such as ploughs, drilling-machines, reaping-machines, threshing-machines churns, cider-presses, chaff-cutters.”