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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
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No. 22611.—28th March.—J. J. F. M. Smulders, Rotterdam, Holland.
Continuous conveyors used in conveying coal, &c.*
No. 22612.—28th March.—E. S. Slee, North Carlton, Vic., and P. Tremayne, Brunswick, Vic.
Machine for sweeping and elevating road-refuse, &c.
No. 22613.—28th March.—A. Crichton and W. Williams, Dunedin, N.Z.
Adjustable chair.*
No. 22614.—28th March.—F. Cotton, Hornsby, N.S.W.
Treating ores containing iron.*
No. 22615.—26th March.—J. Peterson and J. Wearn, Invercargill, N.Z.
Cream-cooler.
No. 22616.—2nd April.—W. Alexander, Wellington, N.Z.
An accessory of temperature and moisture testers.
No. 22617.—2nd April.—D. J. Young, Ohinemuri, N.Z.
Fire-kindler.
No. 22618.—25th March.—D. McKenzie, Auckland, N.Z.
Wire mattress and bedstead.
No. 22619.—27th March.—J. Sharpe, Glebe, N.S.W.
Bottle or jar for liquids under pressure.
No. 22620.—28th March.—J. P. Horner, Epsom, N.Z.
Shaft-tug.
No. 22621.—28th March.—R. R. Douglas, Dunedin, N.Z.
Machinery-rollers.
No. 22622.—2nd April.—H. Wilkenning, Clifton Hill, Vic.
Belt and conveyor fastenings.
No. 22623.—2nd April.—F. A. Kjellin, Stockholm, Sweden.
Method and furnace for reducing metals.*
No. 22624.—2nd April.—J. H. Warren, Albert Park, Vic.; T. Blades, Footscray, Vic.; and J. Wren, Kew, Vic.
Railway-signalling.*
No. 22625.—2nd April.—E. S. Baldwin and H. H. Rayward, Wellington, N.Z.
Rifle-sight.* (The Sutherland Rifle Sight Company, Limited—M. E. Sutherland.)
No. 22626.—2nd April.—J. W. Harris, Montreal, Canada.
Excavator.* (L. A. Desy.)
No. 22627.—2nd April.—W. S. Cobham and H. H. Oxley, Wellington, N.Z.
Tip for the ends of chair, &c., legs.
No. 22628.—2nd April.—F. R. Cotton, Christchurch, N.Z.
Telephone-subscribers list.
No. 22629.—2nd April.—International Cigar Machinery Company, New York, U.S.A.
Cigar machinery.* (O. Tyberg, W. S. Luckett, and M. Fogde.)
No. 22630.—2nd April.—E. H. Clift, Kensington, Eng.
Internal-combustion engine.
(Date applied for under section 106 of the Act, 28th March, 1906.)
Complete Specifications filed after Provisionals.
LIST of complete specifications filed after provisional specifications, from the 21st March to the 3rd April, 1907, inclusive:—
No. 21190.—I. Russell, dress-cutting chart.
No. 21213.—W. Madder, voting-machine.
No. 21336.—A. J. Edwards, means for controlling trolley-poles.
No. 21362.—R. E. Hay, rock- and clay-boring tool.
No. 21364.—United Shoe Machinery Company, machine for and method of assembling parts of boots and shoes. (O. Ashton.)
No. 21365.—United Shoe Machinery Company, pounding-up machine. (O. Ashton.)
No. 21368.—H. Watt, fastening and label check device for mail-bags.
No. 21380.—J. O. Galbally, window-sash.
No. 21395.—D. C. McArthur, gate-fastener.
No. 21412.—P. J. Brown, water-pipe valve.
No. 21414.—J. and W. J. O'Hara, adjustable fastenings.
No. 21612.—J. J. Smith, road-sweeper and automatic loader.
No. 21619.—J. G. Harrington and E. J. Brown, animal-decaudater.
No. 21921.—E. Old, clamping-device.
No. 22334.—T. Whitehorn, packing predetermined quantities in bags.
No. 22444.—L. T. Reichel, baled-goods indicator.
Notice of Acceptance of Complete Specifications.
Patent Office,
Wellington, 3rd April, 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. 20846.—14th March, 1906.—GEORG ULLRICH, of Broken Hill, New South Wales, Commonwealth of Australia, Manager of the Australian Metal Company. An improved method of and apparatus for classifying or vanning ores or other materials.*
Extract from Specification.—This invention relates to the classification of ores or other materials. It consists in the herein-described method of and apparatus for classifying or vanning ores or other materials. It also provides for the removal of the dust adhering to, or otherwise mixed with, the particles of said ores or other material in dry classification. The invention is applicable to the classification of ores or other materials either by the wet or dry systems. According to this invention the material is subjected to a combined horizontally oscillating and vertically reciprocating motion, which has the effect of insuring a rapid and effective classification.
[NOTE.—The above extract from the specification is inserted in place of the claims.]
(Specification, 15s.; drawing, 5s.)
No. 20847.—14th March, 1906.—GEORG ULLRICH, of Broken Hill, State of New South Wales, Commonwealth of Australia, Manager of the Australian Metal Company. Improvements in the magnetic separation of ores and the like, and apparatus therefor.*
Extract from Specification.—This invention relates to the magnetic separation of paramagnetic ore, or of substances of different degrees of magnetic susceptibility. It has been devised for the purpose of providing a simple and highly efficient machine, capable of producing ore-concentrates of the highest grade. The invention is moreover specially adapted for working under the wet system of magnetic separation. One of the main features of this invention is that it provides, in a single mechanical construction, a magnetic separator possessing fields of widely different magnetic intensity, so that the ore-particles, whether of the strongest or weakest magnetic susceptibility, will be strongly attracted and held against the surface of certain separating-rings whilst passing out of the magnetic field.
[NOTE.—The above extract from the specification is inserted in place of the claims.]
(Specification, £1 1s.; drawing, 5s.)
No. 20873.—19th March, 1906.—EDWARD HORATIO WADDINGTON, of Masterton, New Zealand, Printer. An improved cinder-sifter.*
Claims.—(1.) In cinder-sifters of the class described, the combination with an enclosed containing-box and a riddle, of a frame adapted to hold the riddle in a horizontal condition and to leave its bottom uncovered, and arms pivotally hung upon the sides of the containing-box, having their lower ends attached to the riddle-supporting frame, substantially as specified. (2.) The improved cinder-sifter, substantially as described and explained, and as illustrated in the drawings.
(Specification, 2s. 3d.; drawing, 1s.)
No. 20874.—19th March, 1906.—DAVID HARTWELL, of Wellington, New Zealand, Seaman. Improvements in machines for dressing flax.*
Claims.—(1.) In machines for dressing flax of the class described, providing the steam-supply pipe with a splayed or distended nozzle, the mouth of which extends across the width of the beater-block, substantially as and for the purpose specified. (2.) The improvements in flax-dressing
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NZ Gazette 1907, No 33
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Applications for Letters Patent Filed
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🏭 Trade, Customs & IndustryPatent Applications, Inventions, Continuous Conveyors, Road-Sweeping Machine, Adjustable Chair, Ore Treatment, Cream-Cooler, Temperature and Moisture Testers, Fire-Kindler, Wire Mattress and Bedstead, Bottle for Liquids, Shaft-Tug, Machinery-Rollers, Belt and Conveyor Fastenings, Metal Reduction, Railway-Signalling, Rifle-Sight, Excavator, Chair Leg Tips, Telephone-Subscribers List, Cigar Machinery, Internal-Combustion Engine
26 names identified
- J. J. F. M. Smulders, Patent applicant for continuous conveyors
- E. S. Slee, Patent applicant for road-sweeping machine
- P. Tremayne, Patent applicant for road-sweeping machine
- A. Crichton, Patent applicant for adjustable chair
- W. Williams, Patent applicant for adjustable chair
- F. Cotton, Patent applicant for ore treatment
- J. Peterson, Patent applicant for cream-cooler
- J. Wearn, Patent applicant for cream-cooler
- W. Alexander, Patent applicant for temperature and moisture testers
- D. J. Young, Patent applicant for fire-kindler
- D. McKenzie, Patent applicant for wire mattress and bedstead
- J. Sharpe, Patent applicant for bottle for liquids
- J. P. Horner, Patent applicant for shaft-tug
- R. R. Douglas, Patent applicant for machinery-rollers
- H. Wilkenning, Patent applicant for belt and conveyor fastenings
- F. A. Kjellin, Patent applicant for metal reduction method
- J. H. Warren, Patent applicant for railway-signalling
- T. Blades, Patent applicant for railway-signalling
- J. Wren, Patent applicant for railway-signalling
- E. S. Baldwin, Patent applicant for rifle-sight
- H. H. Rayward, Patent applicant for rifle-sight
- J. W. Harris, Patent applicant for excavator
- W. S. Cobham, Patent applicant for chair leg tips
- H. H. Oxley, Patent applicant for chair leg tips
- F. R. Cotton, Patent applicant for telephone-subscribers list
- E. H. Clift, Patent applicant for internal-combustion engine
🏭 Complete Specifications Filed After Provisionals
🏭 Trade, Customs & IndustryPatent Specifications, Dress-Cutting Chart, Voting-Machine, Trolley-Pole Control, Rock-Boring Tool, Shoe Machinery, Mail-Bag Fastening, Window-Sash, Gate-Fastener, Water-Pipe Valve, Adjustable Fastenings, Road-Sweeper, Animal-Decaudater, Clamping-Device, Packing Machine, Baled-Goods Indicator
16 names identified
- I. Russell, Patent applicant for dress-cutting chart
- W. Madder, Patent applicant for voting-machine
- A. J. Edwards, Patent applicant for trolley-pole control
- R. E. Hay, Patent applicant for rock-boring tool
- H. Watt, Patent applicant for mail-bag fastening
- J. O. Galbally, Patent applicant for window-sash
- D. C. McArthur, Patent applicant for gate-fastener
- P. J. Brown, Patent applicant for water-pipe valve
- J. O'Hara, Patent applicant for adjustable fastenings
- W. J. O'Hara, Patent applicant for adjustable fastenings
- J. J. Smith, Patent applicant for road-sweeper
- J. G. Harrington, Patent applicant for animal-decaudater
- E. J. Brown, Patent applicant for animal-decaudater
- E. Old, Patent applicant for clamping-device
- T. Whitehorn, Patent applicant for packing machine
- L. T. Reichel, Patent applicant for baled-goods indicator
🏭 Notice of Acceptance of Complete Specifications
🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry3 April 1907
Patent Acceptance, Ore Classification, Magnetic Separation, Cinder-Sifter, Flax-Dressing Machine
- Georg Ullrich, Patent applicant for ore classification
- Edward Horatio Waddington, Patent applicant for cinder-sifter
- David Hartwell, Patent applicant for flax-dressing machine