Oct. 3.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3011

Local Patent Offices.

LOCAL Patent Offices for supplying forms and for receiving applications for transmission to the Patent Office without extra charge have been established at the following places:—

Auckland
Gisborne
Napier
Nelson
Blenheim
Christchurch
Dunedin

Thames
Wanganui
Greymouth
Timaru
Oamaru
Ashburton
New Plymouth
Westport
Hokitika
Invercargill
Queenstown

Supreme Court Offices.

District Court Offices.

PATENT AGENTS.

A list of registered patent agents may be obtained on application.

Government Offices to be closed on 9th October (Labour Day).

Colonial Secretary’s Office,
Wellington, 10th September, 1907.

THE Government offices throughout New Zealand will be closed on Wednesday, 9th October, 1907, being Labour Day.

JOHN G. FINDLAY,
Colonial Secretary.

Classified Lists of Patents and Trade Marks.

UNREVISED typed lists may be obtained from the Patent Office of inventions for which complete specifications have been accepted in respect of the following classes, on payment of the cost of copying given in parentheses in each case:—

Brooms and brushes, to end of 1905 (10s.),
Fibre-dressing, to end of 1905 (£1 10s.),
Food, to end of 1905 (15s.),

and of trade marks for—

Dairy-produce, to end of March, 1905 (Class 42), (£1 15s.),
for which registration has been applied.

Specimen sheets may be had free on application.

Applications for Letters Patent filed.

LIST of Applications for Letters Patent filed. (Where a complete specification accompanies an application an asterisk is affixed; in all other cases a provisional specification has been lodged. In all cases where the applicant is not the inventor the name of the latter appears in italics after the title.)

No. 23482.—14th September.—J. H. Beamish, Auckland, N.Z.
Method of glass-roofing.*

No. 23483.—14th September.—K. R. Macdonald, Wanganui, N.Z.
Combination cash receipt-book.*

No. 23484.—19th September.—C. Giorgi, Palmerston North, N.Z.
Mail-bag and basket lock.

No. 23485.—16th September.—G. Beaumont, Dunedin, N.Z.
Belt-dressing.

No. 23486.—16th September.—F. J. T. Brown, Wanganui, N.Z.
Damper of register-grate.

No. 23487.—19th September.—J. R. Brown, Los Angeles, U.S.A.
Lining for grinding-mill.*

No. 23488.—19th September.—W. McKeegan, Wellington, N.Z.
Tension apparatus for wire hauling-ropes.

No. 23489.—17th September.—T. J. Heskett, Brunswick, Vic.
Extraction of zinc from its sulphide.

No. 23490.—17th September.—E. McCorrigan and E. M. Payne, Dunedin, N.Z.
Puzzle-box for matches, &c.

No. 23491.—16th September.—W. B. Curtis and D. Morrison, Auckland, N.Z., and Gisborne, N.Z., respectively.
Stripping and washing flax.

No. 23492.—19th September.—United States Automatic Box Machinery Company, Boston, U.S.A.
Paper-box-making machine.*

No. 23493.—20th September.—S. G. Roseman, Auckland, N.Z.
Sweeping brush or broom.

No. 23494.—20th September.—W. H. Triggs and W. H. Denton, Christchurch, N.Z.
Preventing trotting horses breaking into a gallop.

No. 23495.—20th September.—T. R. Bond, Wanganni, N.Z.
Hoe.

No. 23496.—20th September.—P. Rafferty, Wellington, N.Z.
Trolley-head attachment.

No. 23497.—18th September.—J. C. Atkinson, Auckland, N.Z.
Umbrella, hat, and book rack combined.

No. 23498.—21st September.—W. S. Clark, Melbourne, Vic.
Fire-kindler. (J. Cuthbert.)

No. 23499.—21st September.—W. G. Landells, Coburg, Vic., and H. J. Huckson, Pakenham, Vic.
Self-heating soldering-bolt and blow-lamp.*
(Date applied for under section 106 of the Act, 20th November, 1906.)

No. 23500.—21st September.—A. P. Bond, Auckland, N.Z.
Spark-arrester.

No. 23501.—21st September.—C. C. Wakefield, London, Eng.
Gas-burner.*

No. 23502.—21st September.—W. Walkerden, Marrickville, N.S.W.
Boot or shoe.

No. 23503.—19th September.—D. Brisbane, Ardmore, N.Z.
Economical form of power.

No. 23504.—23rd September.—W. E. Chamberlain, Feilding, N.Z.
Washer.

No. 23505.—23rd September.—A. R. Wilfley, Denver, U.S.A.
Ore-roasting process.*

No. 23506.—23rd September.—C. P. Stewart, Los Angeles, U.S.A.
Process for making sugar.*

No. 23507.—23rd September.—American Cork and Seal Company, New York, U.S.A.
Bottle-seal.* (L. Bartlett.)

No. 23508.—23rd September.—B. Ward, Auckland, N.Z.
Fastening the ends of fencing-wire.

No. 23509.—24th September.—A. G. Jackson, Brisbane, Queensland.
Electrical releasing mechanism for clocks, &c.*

No. 23510.—24th September.—C. Loomes, Wellington, N.Z.
Coin-freed apparatus for selling stamps, &c.

No. 23511.—24th September.—A. K. W. Rissel and W. H. Hennah, Wellington, N.Z.
Recording and indicating course of a vessel.

No. 23512.—24th September.—T. J. McBride, Christchurch, N.Z.
Resilient wheel for vehicles.*

No. 23513.—24th September.—G. Westinghouse, Pittsburg, U.S.A.
Yielding-resistance mechanism.*

No. 23514.—24th September.—A. Ravelli, Arenzano, Italy.
Utilising the movement of sea-waves.*

No. 23515.—24th September.—H. Corbett, S. Yarra, Vic.
Manure, and method of manufacturing same.* (F. J. Corbett.)

No. 23516.—24th September.—H. Corbett, S. Yarra, Vic.
Food for stock, and method of manufacturing same.* (F. J. Corbett.)

No. 23517.—21st September.—R. M. Kemp, Durham-Ox, Vic.
Subsoil cultivator for attachment to ploughs.*

No. 23518.—21st September.—F. G. Cottrell, Berkeley, U.S.A.
Manufacture of sulphuric acid.*

No. 23519.—16th September.—T. S. Royds, Invercargill, N.Z.
Milk-bucket holder.

No. 23520.—25th September.—R. Millis, Dunedin, N.Z.
Preparing fibre from Phormium tenax.

No. 23521.—23rd September.—C. M. Chamberlain, Pueblo, U.S.A.
Ore-extraction apparatus.*

No. 23522.—25th September.—W. Dixey, Burwood, N.Z.
Range hot-water boiler.

No. 23523.—21st September.—J. C. Drewet, Auckland, N.Z.
Fibre-bleaching method.