Mar. 7.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 897

as wedges and split the concrete. But if the inclination of
the bevelled edges to the plane perpendicular to the axis of
the bar is less than the angle of friction.”

The applicant states, “My reasons for making this amend-
ment are as follows: That the original specification is uncer-
tain and incorrect with respect to the inclination of the
bevelled edges of the projections of the bars, and it is desired
to explain and correct the specification in this respect, and
make it conform to the patent drawing.”

J. C. LEWIS,
Deputy Registrar.

Request to amend Specification allowed.

THE request to amend Specification No. 19861, The
Monitor Shipping Corporation, Limited (advertised in
Supplement to New Zealand Gazette, No. 99, of the 29th No-
vember, 1906), has been allowed.

Request for Correction of Clerical Error allowed.

THE request to correct clerical error in Specification
No. 21302—Smith—Goloshes, &c. (advertised in Sup-
plement to New Zealand Gazette, No. 99, of the 29th November,
1906)—has been allowed.

Applications for Letters Patent abandoned.

LIST of applications, with which provisional specifica-
tions only have been filed, abandoned (i.e., complete
specifications not lodged) from the 20th February to the 6th
March, 1907, inclusive :—

No. 20864.—E. W. Ackland, elastic feet for chair, &c., legs.
No. 21025.—G. Sage, cement posts.
No. 21026.—D. McKinnon, seed-sower.
No. 21027.—C. E. Thompson, non-refillable bottle.
No. 21034.—I. Bagot and H. W. Cranswick, nailless horse-
shoe.
No. 21042.—A. McLeod, gold-saving.
No. 21046.—B. A. Undrill, hair-pin.
No. 21049.—A. W. D. Meiklejohn, gum-digger’s hook.
No. 21050.—G. Barrett, boot-fastening.
No. 21055.—J. Thomson, bucket-lip.
No. 21058.—E. E. James, S. Dunn, and H. E. Dunn,
expansible pulley.
No 21066.—H. Corbett, siphon. (F. J. Corbett.)
No. 21068.—D. Fabling, case-opening tool.
No. 21071.—T. W. Coulthard, wire-fence binder.
No. 21080.—E. S. Evelyn, non-refillable bottle.
No. 21082.—A. G. Tomkies, door and cupboard fastener.
No. 21083.—J. L. Jopp and W. Murphy, vehicle-brake.
No. 21084.—G. M. C. Shirley, carrier for rabbits and
traps.
No. 21089.—F. G. Semb, venetian blind.
No. 21090.—A. Noble, guard-rail of tram.
No. 21093.—W. G. Barger, disc plough.
No. 21095.—A. Crichton and W. Williams, adjustable
swivelling seat.
No. 21096.—W. F. Lietz, producing hydraulic pressure.

Applications for Letters Patent void.

APPLICATIONS for Letters Patent, with which com-
plete specifications have been lodged, void owing to
non-acceptance of such complete specifications, from the
20th February to the 6th March, 1907, inclusive :—

No. 20398.—C. J. Johnson and J. Carlaw, fire-bridge.
No. 20408.—W. H. Edwards, detonators, &c.
No. 20410.—M. Saunders and G. Winter, bagging and
stacking threshed grain.

Applications for Letters Patent lapsed.

LIST of applications for Letters Patent lapsed, owing to
Letters Patent not being sealed, from the 21st Febru-
ary to the 6th March, 1907, inclusive :—

No. 19836.—J. O’Donnell, milk-can insect-intrusion pre-
venter.
No. 19947.—J. H. Adams, medical syringe.
No. 19963.—G. Mathews, brick-kiln.
No. 20000.—M. Sinclair, drainage-pipe.

Letters Patent void.

LIST of Letters Patent void through non-payment of re-
newal fees, and through expiry of term of fourteen
years, from the 21st February to the 6th March, 1907, in-
clusive :—

THROUGH NON-PAYMENT OF SECOND-TERM FEES.

No. 15670.—J. Constable, siphon.
No. 15678.—J. Channon, mail-bag lock. (J. J. Russell.)
No. 15680.—J. Cormack, coulter-centre.
No. 15683.—Bickford and Huffman Company, furrow-
opener for seeding-machine. (J. S. Heath and E. Baseman.)
No. 15687.—E. S. Baldwin and H. H. Rayward, extraction
of sulphides from ores. (G. D. Delprat.)
No. 15696.—E. W. Whitehead, window-fastener. (J. H. S.
Brown.)
No. 15699.—T. Baker, packing solid or semi-solid chemi-
cals.
No. 15700.—W. V. Hosking, cow-bail.
No. 15703.—F. S. Ornstien, manufacture of tire-covers.
No. 15705.—M. J. Cherrie, opening oysters.
No. 15706.—W. H. Gaze, illuminating-gas.
No. 15707.—W. Y. Hunter, tent.
No. 15716.—H. C. Stortenbeker and S. J. Cowan, horse-
race starter.
No. 15718.—E. Waters, jun., hydrocarbon-vapour burner.
(A. Blanchard.)
No. 15724.—G. W. Basley, motion-transmitting mechanism.
(H. Smith.)
No. 15727.—K. Schnetzer, soap-moulding machine.
No. 15735.—W. Borlase, animal-trap.
No. 15736.—E. Hasselbach, roulette billiards.

THROUGH NON-PAYMENT OF THIRD-TERM FEES.

No. 12191.—I. Smith, apparatus for use as a motor, pump,
&c.
No. 12210.—W. H. Butler, filling and covering boxes.

THROUGH EXPIRY OF TERM.

Nil.

Designs registered.

DESIGNS have been registered in the following names
on the dates mentioned :—

No. 315.—Alfred Adcroft, of 7 Hall Street, Newtown,
Wellington, in the Colony of New Zealand. Class 1. 23rd
February, 1907.

No. 316.—John Alfred Koch, of Hawera, in the Colony
of New Zealand, Bank Officer. Class 5. 28th February,
1907.

Applications for Registration of Trade Marks.

Patent Office,
Wellington, 6th March, 1907.

APPLICATIONS for registration of the following Trade
Marks have been received. Notice of opposition to
the registration of any of these applications may be lodged
at this office within two months of the date of this Gazette.
Such notice must be in duplicate, and accompanied by a fee
of £1.

No. of application : 5722.
Date : 12th January, 1906.

TRADE MARK.

Dr Johnston’s
BUD TEA (Registered)
Dr Johnston

The essential particulars of this trade mark are the name
and device “Dr. Johnston,” and the word “Bud,” and the
distinctive label ; and any right to the exclusive use of the
added matter is disclaimed.

NAME.

RIDLEY AND SON, of High Street, Christchurch, in the
Colony of New Zealand, Tea-merchants.

No. of class : 42.
Description of goods : Tea.