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No. 22246.—27th December.—James Hanslow, Cambridge, Tas.
Wire gripper and strainer.
No. 22247.—27th December.—J. Mackie and A. G. Huggins, Riverlea, N.Z.
Milk-weighing can.
No. 22248.—27th December.—J. Darnell, Brisbane, Q.
Boot-heel.
No. 22249.—27th December.—C. Butters, London, Eng.
Slimes-filter.
No. 22250.—27th December.—J. S. Heithersay, Adelaide, S.A.
Perpetual calendar.
No. 22251.—27th December.—T. S. Humble, Geelong, Vic.
Combustion chamber of gas-engines.
No. 22252.—27th December.—J. W. Manley, New Barnet, Eng.
Electric indicator. (The Electric Safety Appliances Company, Limited.)
No. 22253.—27th December.—C. Bristow, Christchurch, N.Z.
Milking-machine.
No. 22254.—28th December.—W. Platt, Highbank, N.Z.
Potato, &c., peeler.
No. 22255.—28th December.—C. F. Primmer, Christchurch, N.Z.
Centrifugal separator.
No. 22256.—29th December.—G. Drummond, Waipahi, N.Z.
Artificial minnow.
No. 22257.—29th December.—T. B. Sutton, Rongotea, N.Z.
Cardboard butter-box.
No. 22258.—29th December.—G. M. Nichol, Hauiti, N.Z.
Axe-heads.
No. 22259.—2nd January.—F. W. Smith, Blenheim, N.Z.
Milk-sampler.
No. 22260.—2nd January.—J. Taucher, Wellington, N.Z.
Clothes-pegs.
No. 22261.—2nd January.—The Malcolm Fraser Wheel Syndicate Limited, London, E.C.
Tire. (A. R. Hubbard.)
No. 22262.—2nd January.—J. T. Hunter, Wellington, N.Z.
Magnetic separator. (The Edison Ore-milling Syndicate—W. Simpkin and J. B. Ballantine.)
No. 22263.—2nd January.—J. J. Weaver, Southport, Eng.
Incubator.
No. 22264.—3rd January.—R. H. Lucas, Melbourne, Vic.
Puncture-seal. (W. H. Hunt.)
No. 22265.—3rd January.—A. LeBlanc, Carlton, Vic.
Fumigating rabbits.
No. 22266.—3rd January.—S. A. M. Rose, Richmond, Vic., and H. B. Crowle, St. Kilda, Vic.
Target.*
No. 22267.—3rd January.—H. Quertier, Dunedin, N.Z.
Rail-cleaner.
No. 22268.—3rd January.—H. S. Griffiths, Wai-iti, N.Z.
Axe-head.
No. 22269.—4th January.—J. F. P. Berendsen, Wellington, N.Z.
Extracting gold from sand and gravel.

No. 21038.—A. W. Burbury, securing strand of fencing-wire.
No. 21273.—C. Bristow, seed-sower.
No. 21615.—A. Adcroft, gas-burner.
No. 21689.—W. Dall, bias adjustment for bowls.

Notice of Acceptance of Complete Specifications.

Patent Office,
Wellington, 10th January, 1907.

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. 20026.—13th September, 1905.—HENRY GREYSHOTT CORNWALL, of Ellice Avenue, Wellington, New Zealand, Civil Servant. Improved combined envelope and sheet of paper.*

Claim. — A combined envelope and communication-sheet of the kind referred to, wherein there is a line of perforations along the line of attachment between the communication-sheet and the address-sheet, substantially as described and shown.

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

No. 20034.—14th September, 1905.—THOMAS HENRY PERROTT, of Exchange Hotel, Broken Hill, New South Wales, Australia, Engineer. Improvements in lubricators.*

Extract from Specification.—The object of my invention is to provide a lubricator of simple construction and operation, whereby the oil may be supplied to the bearings automatically with the rotation of the shaft or axle, or any boss or pulley revolving thereon. I accomplish this object by providing the rotating bearings and bosses with an oil-retaining casing and a metallic piston (or pistons) in such a manner that the centrifugal action caused by the rotation and also the combined forces of centrifugal action and gravity will cause the oil to flow from the casing through an oilway to the bearings.

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

(Specification, 7s. ; drawing, 1s.)

No. 20122.—2nd October, 1905.—CHARLES EDWARD LARSEN, of Wellington, New Zealand, Plumber and Tinsmith. Spouting-bracket.*

Claims.—(1.) A spouting-bracket formed of a single thickness of metal, and with a facia provided with a downward extension formed by cutting out and bending down a portion thereof, in combination with a clip formed continuously with the front end of the bracket and weakened, so as to be capable of bending, by having a portion or portions cut out therefrom, substantially as specified. (2.) A spouting-bracket such as that described in claim 1, in combination with a tongue, such as F, permanently curved inwards from the clip portion, substantially as specified.

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

No. 20735.—13th February, 1906.—ISAAC STEVENSON and JOHN COOK, both of Port Chalmers, New Zealand, Marine Engineers. Improved stone-shoot for dredges.*

Extract from Specification.—The leading feature of our invention is making the stone-shoot rock so as to rock the stones down the shoot. The dredged material is deposited on the stone-shoot direct from the buckets. The shoot is provided with projections at intervals preferably of triangular shape on top and below. The projections underneath are pivoted to fixed supports at the apex of the triangular projections. Preferably two of the upper projections are pivotally connected each with a forked lever, which is pivotally connected eccentrically to a wheel which is driven by intermediate gear from the usual motive power.

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

(Specification, 4s. 6d. ; drawing, 4s.)

Complete Specifications filed after Provisionals.

LIST of complete specifications filed after provisional specifications from the 11th December, 1906, to the 7th January, 1907, inclusive.

No. 20819.—G. Ridgway, atmospheric filter.
No. 20841.—D. Bower, milk-strainer.
No. 20843.—A. E. Woodhouse, electric-conductor conduit.
No. 20849.—H. C. Becker, extracting fat and wool from fleshings.
No. 20850.—H. M. Crimp, egg-beater.
No. 20873.—E. H. Waddington, cinder-sifter.
No. 20874.—D. Hartwell, flax-dressing.
No. 20914.—E. S. Baldwin and H. H. Rayward, winches and hoists. (J. H. and J. M. Holman.)
No. 20933.—A. Thompson, horse-cover fastening.
No. 20936.—H. Quertier, tram-rail cleaner.
No. 20955.—A. L. J. Tait, treating flax.
No. 21003.—A. G. Harvey, bit for horse.
No. 21004.—A. S. Sargison, A. J. Debenham, and C. F. A. Cambridge, music-stand.