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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 10

No. of application: 7162.
Date: 31st January, 1908.

TRADE MARK.

The word

“SUDSO.”

NAME.

ROBERT REID, of Aramoho, in the Dominion of New Zealand, Butcher, trading as “The Sudso Company of New Zealand.”

No. of class: 47.
Description of goods: A liquid washing-soap.

J. C. LEWIS,
Registrar.

Applications for Trade Marks opposed.

NOTICES of opposition have been filed in the following cases:—
No. 6856.—Royds Bros. and Kirk, Limited, opposed by Tower Tea, Limited.
No. 7022.—Solo, Limited, opposed by Lever Bros., Limited.

Trade Marks registered.

LIST of Trade Marks registered from the 24th January to the 5th February, 1908, inclusive:—
No. 5484/6994.—Ellis and Manton. Class 42. (Gazette No. 98, of the 14th November, 1907.)
No. 5485/7013.—W. E. Johnson. Class 43. (Gazette No. 98, of the 14th November, 1907.)
No. 5486/6928.—Union Oil, Soap, and Candle Company, Limited. Class 47. (Gazette No. 83, of the 19th September, 1907.)
No. 5487/6930.—Union Oil, Soap, and Candle Company, Limited. Class 47. (Gazette No. 83, of the 19th September, 1907.)
No. 5488/5933.—Standard Varnish Works. Class 1. (Gazette No 98, of the 14th November, 1907.)
No. 5489/6888.—Guggenhime and Co. Class 42. (Gazette No. 83, of the 19th September, 1907.)
No. 5490/6866.—J. Hoyle and Sons, Limited. Class 24. (Gazette No. 83, of the 19th September, 1907.)
No. 5491/6915.—Wolverhampton Corrugated Iron Company, Limited. Class 5. (Gazette No. 91, of the 17th October 1907.)
No. 5492/6921.—Venesta, Limited. Class 50. (Gazette No. 83, of the 19th September, 1907.)
No. 5493/6931.—D. Benjamin and Co. Class 50. (Gazette No. 83, of the 19th September, 1907.)
No. 5494/6932.—Bing, Harris, and Company, Limited. Class 38. (Gazette No. 83, of the 19th September, 1907.)
No. 5495/6819.—J. Matthews. Class 42. (Gazette No. 83, of the 19th September, 1907.)
No. 5496/7011.—S. Sigall. Class 45. (Gazette No. 98, of the 14th November, 1907.)
No. 5497/6611.—A. L. Rey. Class 43. (Gazette No. 65, of the 25th July, 1907.)
No. 5498/6612.—A. L. Rey. Class 43. (Gazette No. 65, of the 25th July, 1907.)

No. 5499/6613.—A. L. Rey. Class 43. (Gazette No. 65, of the 25th July, 1907.)
No. 5500/6620.—A. L. Rey. Class 43. (Gazette No. 65, of the 25th July, 1907.)
No. 5501/6621.—A. L. Rey. Class 43. (Gazette No. 65, of the 25th July, 1907.)
No. 5502/6622.—A. L. Rey. Class 48. (Gazette No. 65, of the 25th July, 1907.)
No. 5503/6681.—J. and J. Colman, Limited. Class 42. (Gazette No. 65, of the 25th July, 1907.)
No. 5504/6820.—McIntyre, Hogg, Marsh, and Co. Class 38. (Gazette No. 72, of the 8th August, 1907.)
No. 5505/7043.—M. A. Stitt. Class 3. (Gazette No. 102, of the 28th November, 1907.)

Subsequent Proprietor of Trade Mark registered.

[NOTE.—The name of the former proprietor is given in brackets; the date is that of registration.]

NO. 5742/4956.—H. and T. Kirby and Company, Limited, of 14 Newman Street, Oxford Street, London, England. [A. Bayer.] 1st February, 1908.

Trade Mark Renewal Fees paid.

FEES paid for the renewal of the undermentioned Trade Marks for fourteen years from the date first mentioned:—
No. 1081/817.—19th March, 1908.—R. Hudson, of Dunedin, New Zealand. 25th January, 1908.
No. 1089/824.—19th March, 1908.—J. Smyth and Co., of Auckland, New Zealand. 28th January, 1908.

Trade Marks removed from the Register.

TRADE Marks removed from the Register owing to the non-payment of the renewal fee from the 21st January to the 3rd February, 1908, inclusive:—
No. 944/922.—27th October, 1893.—T. Kells, of Kakaramea, New Zealand. Class 42.
No. 946/904.—24th October, 1893.—Sargeant and Standish, of Waipuku, New Zealand. Class 42.
No. 950/941.—30th October, 1893.—F. Curtis, of Dunedin, New Zealand. Class 3.

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