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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
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levers keeping the said brakes from the frame of the vehicle
by tension of lines to levers, all substantially as set forth.
Brakes kept in springy tension by levers and adjustable lines,
all substantially as set forth.

(Specification, 2s. ; drawing, 1s.)

No. 25078. — 15th October, 1908. — THOMAS GARE, of
Bramble Beach, Warren Drive, New Brighton, Chester, Great
Britain, Engineer. Improvements in apparatus for the manu-
ufacture of rubber articles from old or waste rubber.

Claims.—(1.) In an apparatus for the manufacture of rubber
articles from powdered old or waste rubber by spewing or
forcing, a cylindrical or tubular casing, and a feed-screw
therein, one or both of which are provided with means which
permit the escape of air from the powdered rubber before
being heated, all combined substantially as and for the pur-
pose set forth. (2.) In an apparatus such as specified in the
preceding claim, a cylindrical or tubular casing and a feed-
screw therein, a part adapted to be heated and give the
rubber article the desired cross-section, and a part for cooling
the article when shaped, all combined substantially as and
for the purpose set forth. (3.) In an apparatus such as
specified in claim 2, a stud or mandrel arranged in continuation
of and central with the said screw for producing tubular
rubber articles, all combined substantially as and for the
purpose set forth. (4.) In an apparatus such as specified
in claims 1 and 2, a screw in the said cylindrical or tubular
casing having thread-spaces corresponding with or similar
in section to the section of the rubber articles to be produced,
substantially as and for the purpose set forth. (5.) In an
apparatus such as specified in claim 1, in combination with
the said cylindrical or tubular casing and screw therein, a
mould arranged to slide away from and be filled with pressed
powdered rubber by the said screw, all combined substantially
as and for the purpose set forth.

(Specification, 6s. 6d. ; drawing, 1s.)

An asterisk (*) denotes the complete specification of an
invention for which a provisional specification has been
already lodged.

NOTE.—The cost of copying the specification and drawing
has been inserted after the notice of each application. An
order for a copy or copies should be accompanied by a post-
office order or postal note for the cost of copying.

The date of acceptance of each application is given after
the number.

Extracts from the drawings accompanying the foregoing
complete specifications appear at the end of this Gazette.

J. C. LEWIS,
Registrar.

Provisional Specifications accepted.

Patent Office,
Wellington, 11th November, 1908.

APPLICATIONS for Letters Patent, with provisional
specifications, have been accepted as under:—

No. 24903.—J. Syvret, closet.
No. 24946.—H. H. Adams, propeller.
No. 25013.—J. F. Bailey, electric developer.
No. 25032.—W. J. Roebuck, post-coupling.
No. 25034.—W. Nelson, lamp, &c., ventilator.
No. 25058.—F. Castle, fire-alarm.
No. 25060.—R. J. McDonald, shoe.
No. 25076.—H. Maighan, raising Venetian blinds.
No. 25084.—E. Moss, fire-alarm system.
No. 25093.—J. C. Oliver, colander.
No. 25097.—F. Stubbs, hot-water system.
No. 25098.—R. Meek and O. Elliott, game for billiard-
tables.
No. 25109.—H. M. Keesing, manufacture of vapour gas.
No. 25114.—J. Sweeney and J. Kidd, condenser.
No. 25123.—F. Torrington, plunger for aerated waters.
No. 25126.—J. Gray, wheel-lubricator.
No. 25127.—J. C. Koller, metal-extraction.
No. 25130.—H. Quertier, carburetting air.
No. 25139.—R. Sainsbury, G. Jones, and W. Jenkins, gold-
saving table.
No. 25152.—T. Hall and F. Elvines, metal-saving mat.
No. 25166.—E. E. F. Grimmett, tire-pump.

[NOTE.—Provisional specifications cannot be inspected, or their
contents made known by this office in any way, until the complete
specifications in connection therewith have been accepted.]

Letters Patent sealed.

LIST of Letters Patent sealed from the 27th October
to the 7th November, 1908, inclusive:—

No. 22272.—M. Belk, carcase-brand.
No. 23132.—D. Amos and H. J. Carroll, trolley-head.
No. 23133.—D. Matheson, agricultural implement.
No. 23153.—A. T. Bate, electric furnace. (W. Mosely.)
No. 23243.—W. Meharry, travelling emery.
No. 23291.—R. O. Clark, sockets, supports, &c., for laying
electric cables.
No. 23356.—C. M. Stewart, dress-cutting chart. (E. Lan-
ger.)
No. 23370.—J. B. Shacklock, moulding, &c., appliance.
No. 23380.—R. S. Sanderson, butterfat-weight calculator.
No. 23463.—W. P. McIndoe, flax-stripper truing-appa-
ratus.
No. 23564.—W. G. Richardson, flax-stripper heating-bar.
(G. Watson and A Wynd.)
No. 23587.—A. H. Wood, washing-boiler.
No. 23842.—E. N. Waters, sodium-sulphate products
obtaining. (Verein Chemischer Fabriken in Mannheim—W.
Hasenbach.)
No. 23884.—B. W. Benn, milking-apparatus.
No. 24081.—W. J. Sturgess, looking-glass, &c., bearings.
No. 24118.—E. E. Glover, hand-washer and cleansing-
apparatus.
No. 24119. -E. F. W. Alexanderson, alternate-current
motor.
No. 24145.—S. O. Cowper-Coles, cement-manufacture.
No. 24195.—W. W. Pearce, travelling-trunk.
No. 24198.—J. T. Hunter, quadding-apparatus. (Lino-
type and Machinery Limited—C. S. Woodroffe, H. Pearce,
and J. E. Billington.)
No. 24199. — J. T. Hunter, incandescent mantle. (C. R.
Böhm.)
No. 24204.—D. Morgan, collapsible mould-erecting appa-
ratus.
No. 24206.—T. Bottrell, branding and castrating apparatus.
No. 24207.—G. P. Innes and T. C. Allen, variable speed,
&c., gear.
No. 24229.—A. H. Borgström, butter-making apparatus.
No. 24243.—R. Spoendlin, pump.
No. 24269.—E. H. Strange and C. A. Pim, metal-sheet,
&c., manufacturing apparatus.
No. 24274.—W. E. Hughes, Web printing-machine. (The
Printing Machinery Company, Limited—H. F. Bechman.)
No. 24314.—H. Boddington, window, &c.
No. 24352.—The Pearson Fire-alarm, Limited, fire-alarm.
(A. H. McNeil.)
No. 24385.—E. B. Killen, wheel.
No. 24390.—F. Cotton, fuel-burning method.
No. 24506.—J. Bevan and F. Anderson, valve.
No. 24568.—F. C. Thompson, indicating, &c., device.
No. 24569.—W. Rowbotham, carpet-cleaner.
No. 24570.—R. B. Sigafoss, tunnelling-machine.
No. 24619.—E. St. G. Tucker, preventing corks blowing
out of bottles.

Letters Patent on which Fees have been paid.

[NOTE.—The dates are those of the payments.]

SECOND-TERM FEES.

NO. 18380.—M. A. Nattrass and L. N. Nattrass, churn.
(W. W. Pilkington and L. N. Nattrass). 2nd Novem-
ber, 1908.
No. 18463.—F. Casey and E. W. Hubbard, suction dredge.
26th October, 1908.
No. 18538.—D. Clark, separation of ores. 6th October,
1908.
No. 18670.—R. H. Owen, range-finder. 28th October, 1908.
No. 18688.—A. J. F. de Bvay, ore-treatment. 29th Octo-
ber, 1908.
No. 18693.—E. A. Angus, sewing-machine. 3rd Novem-
ber, 1908.
No. 18714.—A. R. Angus, railway rolling-stock. 4th
November, 1908.
No. 18802.—Société Anonyme H. and A. Dufaux and
Cie, cycle explosion motor. (M. Rutty—H. and A. Dufaux.)
4th November, 1908.
No. 20251.—F. E. Dunnett, non-corrosive paint. 2nd
November, 1908.

THIRD TERM FEES.

No. 14150.—The Christchurch Brick Company, Limited,
brick, &c., manufacture. (B. V. Barreto.) 5th November,
1908.
No. 14202.—Rendrock Powder Company, explosive. (W. A.
Gill.) 4th November, 1908.
No. 14296.—P. and D. Duncan, Limited, drill and sower
discharge. 7th November, 1908.