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No. 24658.—14th July.—A. Hollingworth, Hawera, N.Z.
Tire.
No. 24659.—14th July.—G. W. Mascord, London, Eng.
Transmission and generation of motive
power.
No. 24660.—14th July.—E. E. Wigzell, London, Eng.
Postage-stamp vending-machine.
No. 24661.—14th July.—O. V. Forbes, London, Eng.
Boot. (J. T. Woolston.)
No. 24662.—14th July.—W. Hartley, Burton-on-Trent, Eng.
Incandescent-vapour lamp.
No. 24663.—14th July.—E. Kempshall, London, Eng.
Tire. (Date applied for under section 106,
29th August, 1907.)
No. 24664.—14th July.—T. Barnard, Richmond, Vic.
Cycle pedal-clip.
No. 24665.—14th July.—G. W. Grainger, Kiritaki, N.Z.
Concrete fencing-post.
No. 24666.—14th July.—E. L. Barton, Hawera, N.Z.
Document-file, &c.
No. 24667.—14th July.—R. J. Smith, Masterton, N.Z.
Mortise-lock.
No. 24668.—14th July.—F. Wright, Luton, Eng.
Straw-hat manufacture.
No. 24669.—14th July.—M. Kreissig, Wellington, N.Z.
Water-tap.
No. 24670.—15th July.—C. Rogal, Christchurch, N.Z.
Onion-digger.
No. 24671.—15th July.—E. Hope and C. Hill, Christchurch,
N.Z.
Artificial denture.
No. 24672.—13th July.—F. S. Barnes, Seddon, N.Z.
Gate.
No. 24673.—13th July.—F. S. Barnes, Seddon, N.Z.
Draw-bar.
No. 24674.—15th July.—P. and D. Duncan, Limited, Christ-
church, N.Z.
Disc harrow. (J. Keir.)
No. 24675.—13th July.—C. S. Bayley, Grey Lynn, N.Z.
Contact system for electric vehicles.
No. 24676.—16th July.—E. Moss, Christchurch, N.Z.
Fire-alarm.
No. 24677.—17th July.—T. Ritchie and C. S. Bone, Hastings,
N.Z.
Acetylene-gas generator.
No. 24678.—17th July.—C. D. Bondfield, Sydney, N.S.W.
Anti-rattler for sliding-sashes. (G. W.
Green.)
No. 24679.—14th July.—J. Christie, Dunedin, N.Z.
Conduit for electric conductor.
No. 24680.—15th July.—Continental C. and G. Rubber
Company Proprietary, Limited, Mel-
bourne, Vic.
Air-pump and inflating nipple connection.
No. 24681.—15th July.—H. Childs, Ashburton, N.Z.
Swingletree and draught-equaliser.
No. 24682.—18th July.—T. Martyn, Paeroa, N.Z.
Flooring and match-boarding joint.
No. 24683.—15th July.—C. A. Baker, Oamaru, N.Z.
Clothes-peg box.
No. 24684.—13th July.—W. Sim, Underwood, N.Z.
Weed-destroying machine.
No. 24685.—18th July.—L. McLellan, Auckland, N.Z.
Moulding-machine for ferro-concrete work.
No. 24686.—18th July.—J. G. Hudson, Wanganui, N.Z., and
J. W. Mardon, Wellington, N.Z.
Railway signalling.
No. 24687.—18th July.—W. F. Lietz and D. O'Connor, Wel-
ington, N.Z.
Portable receptacle.
No. 24688.—18th July.—H. J. Chisnall and J. Jamieson,
Christchurch, N.Z.
Braces.
No. 24689.—20th July.—W. F. Wall, Wanganui, N.Z.
Floating stranded vessels.
No. 24690.—20th July.—L. G. Grace, Hawera, N.Z.
Bicycle.
No. 24691.—17th July.—S. Graham, Wendon, N.Z.
Fibre-manufacture.
No. 24692.—17th July.—V. Macdonald, Melbourne, Vic.
Casting dental gold inlays.
No. 24693.—20th July.—J. Fenton, Auckland, N.Z.
Means for drying clothes.
No. 24694.—20th July.—M. J. McGrath, Wellington, N.Z.
Loading coal, &c.
No. 24695.—20th July.—G. M. Scott, Wellington, N.Z.
Illuminated advertising device.
No. 24696.—20th July.—A. MacArthur, Maheno, N.Z.
Thistle, &c., exterminator.*
No. 24697.—20th July.—J. Whitelaw, Wellington, N.Z.
Railway, &c., sleepers.

No. 24698.—21st July.—Ambro Limited, Mildura, Vic.
Food composition. (O. L. M. Abramow-
ski and F. Rosing.)
No. 24699.—18th July.—H. Guscott, Brunswick, N.Z.
Fencing-standard.
No. 24700.—18th July.—A. H. Wright, Dunedin, N.Z.
Advertising apparatus.
No. 24701.—18th July.—E. Hill, A. Wakem, and E. Pap-
worth, Papakura, N.Z.
Potato grubber and cultivator.
No. 24702.—21st July.—J. T. Hunter, Wellington, N.Z.
Typographical composing-machine. (Lino-
type and Machinery, Limited—C. A. Al-
brecht and C. Muehleisen.)
No. 24703.—21st July.—C. S. McIntire, London, Eng.
Casting links in chain form.*
No. 24704.—21st July.—C. W. Nance, Sydney, N.S.W.
Preservation and storage of perishable
comestibles.
No. 24705.—21st July.—L. W. D. Andrews, Auckland, N.Z.
Disc talking-machine.

Complete Specifications filed after Provisionals.

LIST of complete specifications filed after provisional
specifications, from the 7th to the 20th July, 1908,
inclusive:—

No. 23564.—G. Watson and A. Wynd, flax-stripper beating-
bar.
No. 23569.—J. D. McLaurin, introducing certificates, &c.,
into bales.
No. 24535.—H. A. F. Steffens, seed-sower.
No. 23594.—J. A. Jamieson, ticket holder or grip.
No. 23600.—A. McMaster, lifting-jack.
No. 23621.—J. T. Hunter, dress-chart. (I. Charles.)
No. 23937.—G. Richardson, illusion apparatus and obser-
vation-car.

Notice of Acceptance of Complete Specifications.

Patent Office,
Wellington, 22nd July, 1908.

COMPLETE specifications relating to the undermen-
tioned 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. 23061.—28th June, 1907.—HENRY BUTLER FRANCE,
of Levin, New Zealand, Builder. Metal covering for buildings.*

Claims.—(1.) Sheet metal for the purpose indicated, bent or
stamped in the shape illustrated in the drawing, having a
prominent member and a sunk flute. The shape and size
of the prominent member allows a wooden backing to be
used which prevents the denting of the metal; the sunk
flute being in close contact with the studs gives means of
secure nailing with clout nails, and also hides the overlapping
joint. (2.) The general arrangement, construction, and com-
bination of parts for covering the outside of buildings, sub-
stantially as and for the purpose set forth, and illustrated in
the drawing.

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

No. 23157.—18th July, 1907.—MANUFACTURERS’ MACHINE
COMPANY, of Montclair, New Jersey, United States of America,
a corporation duly organized under the laws of said State of
New Jersey (assignees of William Henry Hooper, of Swamp-
scott, Essex, Massachusetts, United States of America,
Inventor. Improvement in channel-flap layer.*

Claims.—(1.) In a channel-flap-laying machine constructed
to act upon the channel-flap of a boot or shoe sole in a direc-
tion opposed to that in which it was turned up, means arranged
to act laterally and longitudinally in different directions