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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
{No. 100

No. 25261.—25th November.—A. E. Jones and J. Whitelaw, Wellington, N.Z.
Nipple coupling for electric-wire pipes, &c.

No. 25262.—25th November.—F. H. Jackson, New Plymouth, N.Z.
Scythe handle-grip.

No. 25263.—25th November.—W. Hobbs, Wellington, N.Z.
Dust-collector for tramways.

No. 25264.—25th November.—G. Musgrove, Sydney, N.S.W.
Amusement apparatus.* (W. Taylor.)

No. 25265.—24th November.—C., J. H., and J. Laut, Wellington, N.S.W., and T. Mitchell, Sydney, N.S.W.
Spring bracket folding-candlestick.

No. 25266.—24th November.—P. and D. Duncan, Limited, Christchurch, N.Z.
Seed-discharge for agricultural drills. (J. Keir.)

No. 25267.—24th November.—R. Gray, Adelaide, S.A.
Billiard-cushion.*

No. 25268.—21st November.—E. H. Kirkby, Sydney, N.S.W.
Fire-alarm.*

No. 25269.—21st November.— O. Suttie, Waharoa, N.Z., and M. H. Wynyard, Auckland, N.Z.
Flax-catcher.*

No. 25270.—23rd November.— W. M. Homan, Bethlehem, Orange River Colony.
Sun-dial.*

No. 25271.—26th November.—H. A. H. Salomo, Melbourne, Vic.
Differential gear.*

No. 25272.—27th November.—C. F. Olson, Wellington, N.Z.
Roller-blind bracket.

No. 25273.—25th November.— K. I. Linstrom, Nykvarn, Sweden.
Milking-machine.* (Date applied for under section 106, 11th December, 1907.)

No. 25274.—25th November.—P. Boyd, Dunedin, N.Z.
Seed-sower.*

No. 25275.—25th November.—R. N. Adams, Dunedin, N.Z.
Door-holder.

No. 25276.—27th November.—D. M. Brooks, Wellington, N.Z.
Tide-operated air-compressor.

No. 25277.—27th November.—H. E. Tnew, Timaru, N.Z.
Window-sash balance.

No. 25278.—27th November.—R. A. Fonseca, Timaru, N.Z.
Cycle mud-guard.

No. 25279.—1st December.—W. J. F. Hayter, Taumarunui, N.Z.
Process for making bricks, pottery, &c.

No. 25280.—1st December.—D. A. Chinnery-Brown, Auckland, N.Z.
Mechanical toy.

No. 25281.—27th November.—H. D. Schmidt, Auckland, N.Z.
Artificial eye.

No. 25282.—1st December.—A. Thornton and A. H. Wright, Wellington, N.Z.
Means for supporting a camera.

No. 25283.—2nd December.—L. Zechnall, London, Eng.
Inverted incandescent gas-lamp.* (Date applied for under section 106, 12th May, 1908.)

No. 25284.—2nd December.—De Dion Bouton (1907) Limited, London, Eng.
Fan for motor vehicle.* (A. de Dion and G. Bouton.)

No. 25285.—2nd December.—M. F. Mieville, Chichester, Eng.
Production of carburetted air.*

No. 25286.—2nd December.—W. J. Green, London, Eng.
Branding machine.*

No. 25287.—28th November.—W. Beamish, Hastings, N.Z.
Animal-trap.

No. 25288.—28th November.—W. Beamish, Hastings, N.Z.
Flushing cistern.

No. 25289.—28th November.—H. E. D. Merry, Cuddingwarra, W. Aust.
Feed-screw of rock-drill.*

No. 25290.—2nd December.—G. B. Bowles, London, Eng.
Brake apparatus.* (Date applied for under section 106 of Act, 13th December, 1907.)

No. 25291.—3rd December.—J. F. C. Hodges, Orange, N.S.W., and G. W. Griffith, Manildra, N.S.W.
Ploughshare.*

No. 25292.—2nd December.—W. Levinson, St. Kilda, Vic.
Cigarette-holder.

No. 25293.—3rd December.—A. H. Wright, Wellington, N.Z.
Advertising and display sheet.

No. 25294.—3rd December.—M. Blair, sen., and W. J. Blair, Wellington, N.Z.
Alarm for firedamp, &c.

No. 25295.—30th November.—F. E. Ross, Cambridge, N.Z.
Sanitary apparatus for use in milking-sheds.

No. 25296.—3rd December.—The Metals Extraction Corporation, Limited, London, Eng.
Zinc-separation.* (W. Hommel and H. L. Sulman.) Date applied for under section 106, 3rd December, 1907.)

No. 25297.—3rd December.—F. W. Page, Morrinsville, N.Z.
Wire-strainer.

No. 25298.—2nd December.—T. F. Long, Makaraka, N.Z.
Thistle-exterminator.

No. 25299.—2nd December.—J. Marshall-Thomas, Dunedin, N.Z.
Cycle-stand.

No. 25300.—4th December.—J. Wilson, Auckland, N.Z.
Cement road.

No. 25301.—4th December.—A. S. Tange, Wellington, N.Z.
Non-refillable bottle.

No. 25302.—5th December.—W. Talbut, Wellington, N.Z.
Race-starting machine.

No. 25303.—3rd December.—T. Drummond, Dunedin, N.Z.
Wire-fastener.

No. 25304.—3rd December.—E. T. Wood, Dunedin, N.Z.
Dust, &c., excluder for doors.

Complete Specifications filed after Provisionals.

LIST of complete specifications filed after provisional specifications, from the 23rd November to the 7th December, 1908, inclusive:—

No. 23940.—C. Murnane, windmill.

No. 23973.—J. A. Millar, rowlock.

No. 24047.—C. Giorgi, ventilator.

No. 24067.—W. E. Kinnerney, fire-extinguisher.

No. 24073.—H. Quertier, seat, berth, room, and table indicator.

No. 24116.—J. H. Hutchinson, transporting merchandise, &c.

No. 24180.—F. R. Kron, tanning, &c.

No. 24197.—J. Stephens, mouse and rat trap.

No. 24232.—J. R. Kent, shoe.

No. 24249.—L. T. Reichel and E. F. Reichel, temperature-recorder.

No. 24894.—J. H. Tink, wire-strainer.

Notice of Acceptance of Complete Specifications.

Patent Office,
Wellington, 9th December, 1908.

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. 23632.—23rd October, 1907.—ALEXANDER PARKER, of Dannevirke, New Zealand, Inventor. An improved machine for vending postage-stamps and the like.*

Extract from Specification.—The machine devised is constructed with a sliding carriage operated by a spring having a tendency to draw the carriage in one direction, on the same principle as prevails in a typewriting-machine. On the carriage is mounted a roller of such a length as to be capable of receiving the full width of the stamp-sheet, and of having such sheet rolled thereon. Mounted also on the carriage is a pair of feeding-rollers arranged on parallel axes with the stamp roller, and between which the sheet is fed. The carriage travels along the edge of a narrow table on to the surface of which the feeding-rollers will lead the free end of the stamp-sheet. Means are provided whereby each revolution of a spindle will cause the carriage to travel against the influence of its spring a distance equal to the length of a stamp, and whereby at the beginning of its travel the whole sheet may be fed through the feeding-rollers a distance equal to the width of the stamp, so that a length of the stamps will lie across the table. Means are also provided for cutting along the line of perforations joining the strip of stamps overlying the table with the main sheet a distance equal to the length of the stamp as such strip is fed along by each