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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 94

No. 25210.—12th November.—H. J. Marks, Toowoomba, Q.
Building-construction.
No. 25211. — 12th November. — J. Kannuluik, Melbourne,
Vic.
Closet-ventilator.
No. 25212.—12th November.—J. Ross, Waverley, N.Z.
Transferring clothes from washing-boiler.
No. 25213.—12th November.—J. McHarg, Nelson, N.Z.
Safety-strap for perambulator.
No. 25214.—12th November.—D. A. Poole, Matapu, N.Z.
Milking-machine teat-cup.
No. 25215.—12th November.—W. H. Trengrove, Wellington,
N.Z.
Internal-combustion engine.
No. 25216.—12th November.—R. S. B. Low, Wellington,
N.Z.
Glazing-bar for shop-front.
No. 25217. — 10th November.—H. Butterworth, Auckland,
N.Z.
Flooring and road-making composition.
No. 25218.—10th November.—T. R. Clow, Papatoitoi, N.Z.
Windmill for raising water.
No. 25219.—10th November.—E. L. Clark, Auckland, N.Z.
Suction and force pump.
No. 25220.—13th November.—H. R. Smith, Christchurch,
N.Z.
Rotary pump.
No. 25221.—6th November.—C. S. Beilby, Murchison, N.Z.
Preventing racing of propeller.
No. 25222.—16th November.—J. E. Owen, Auckland, N.Z.
Block or tile for sewers.
No. 25223.—18th November.—A. Edmond and J. Hercus,
Dunedin, N.Z.
Pin.
No. 25224.—13th November.—W. G. Richardson, Auckland,
N.Z.
Hemp-washing, &c., and saccharine and
gum recovery.
No. 25225.—17th November.—F. Owen, Taumarunui, N.Z.
Oven-shelf.
No. 25226.—14th November.—J. Phelps, Auckland, N.Z.
Plaster.
No. 25227.—18th November.—K. H. Wimmer, Halzhafen,
Ger.
Preparing coffee free from caffeine.
No. 25228.—18th November.—C. G. C. Whyte, Marrickville,
N.S.W., and A. Rau, Sydney, N.S.W.
Manifold copying-book.
No. 25229.—18th November. — J. T. Hunter, Wellington,
N.Z.
Typographical composing-machine. (Lino-
type and Machinery Limited—H. Pearce
and J. E. Billington.)
No. 25230.—18th November.—Auto-Hydraulic Limited, Lon-
don, Eng.
Liquid-container and valve mechanism for
water-elevator. (A. E. Hodder.)
No. 25231.—18th November. — J. Blum, Brussels, Belgium,
and A. W. Carpenter, London, Eng.
Artificial-rubber manufacture.
No. 25232.—18th November.—A. Deperdussin, Paris, France.
Optical toy.
No. 25233.—18th November.—F. C. Ziemsen, Kluss, Ger.
Cutting down water-plants.
No. 25234.—18th November. — P. M. Newton, Melbourne,
Vic.
Amplifying-horn for talking-machine.
(J. C. English.)
No. 25235.—18th November.—J. C. Hancock, Perth, W.A.,
and A. B. Thompson, Brookton, W.A.
Rubber stud and heel-plate for boots, &c.
No. 25236.—18th November.—A. W. Reid, Stratford, N.Z.
Vacuum pump for milking-machine.
No. 25237.—19th November. — W. T. Hitchen, Gular,
N.S.W.
Gas-generator and rabbit-fumigator.
No. 25238.—19th November .— W. E. Mainwaring, Foxton,
N.Z.
Telephone-disinfector, &c.
No. 25239.—19th November. — J. B. Coventry, Wellington,
N.Z.
Kettle.
No. 25240.—19th November. — R. A. Large, Christchurch,
N.Z.
Manure and fertiliser distributor.
No. 25241.—16th November.—J. G. Bentley, Dunedin, N.Z.
Window-sash lock and adjuster.
No. 25242.—16th November.—W. Borlase, Dunedin, N.Z.
Motor-cycle driving gear.
No. 25243.—20th November.—T. Woolley, Wellington, N.Z.
Matchboarding-crimp.

No. 25244.—17th November.—A. H. Wright, Dunedin, N.Z.
Advertising and educational display appa-
ratus.
No. 25245.—17th November.—A. Sharp, London, Eng.
Air-spring.
No. 25246.—17th November.—J. Wilson, Seville, Vic.
Lever winch.
No. 25247.—17th November. — A. Goetz and P. A. Jones,
Grand Rapids, U.S.A.
Pasteurisation process.
No. 25248.—17th November.—G. S. Ackley, Buffalo, U.S.A.
Brake-chain winding mechanism.
No. 25249.—20th November. — C. R. Skipage, Featherston,
N.Z.
Cow-bail.
No. 25250.—21st November.—B. Locking, Napier, N.Z.
Poison-gas generator.
No. 25251.—21st November. — F. J. Brown and H. Burke,
Eltham, N.Z.
Valve for closing pipes.
No. 25252.—21st November.—F. J. Brown and H. Burke,
Eltham, N.Z.
Hose-coupling.

Complete Specifications filed after Provisionals.

LIST of complete specifications filed after provisional
specifications, from the 9th to the 23rd November,
1908, inclusive:—
No. 23923.—J. Anderson, R. H. Free, and W. H. Hamp-
ton, cramp.
No. 23986.—W. J. Roebuck and J. D. T. Paulin, platform
bracket for ladder.
No. 23988.—C. F. Pulley, planing wharf-decking, &c.
No. 24011.—W. M. Orr, ladder-roller for dredge.
No. 24083.—United Shoe Machinery Company, press.
(C. Bennion.)
No. 24468.—E. S. Wells, butter-cutter.
No. 24606.—F. M. Allan, manufacture of clinker for making
Portland cement.

Notice of Acceptance of Complete Specifications.

Patent Office,
Wellington, 26th November, 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. 23520. — 25th September, 1907. — ROBERT MILLS, of
Dunedin, New Zealand, Engineer. Improved process of and
apparatus for preparing fibre from Phormium tenax.*

Extract from Specification.—The leading features of the
invention are the principle of feeding regulated by a time
shutter to the mouthpiece of the stripper, the endless belt
to which is secured a number of rods projecting at right
angles to carry away the stripped flax, the action of which
rods times or is timed by the shutter, the double rotary
conveyor provided with hooks or prongs to carry the stripped
flax through the washer, the collector consisting of chains and
guide-bars, and the twisting mechanism; also the principle
of transporting automatically the stripped flax from the
stripper to the draining-platform, and the principle of the
step in this operation which consists in automatically trans-
porting, twisting, and delivering washed fibre from a wet
scutcher or washer on to the drainage-platform.

[NOTE.—The above extract from the specification is inserted in place
of the claims.]

(Specification, 9s.; drawing, 1s.)

No. 23720.—12th November, 1907.—HENRY BRADSHAW
CHAPMAN, of No. 167 Strand Arcade, Sydney, New South
Wales, Australia, Manufacturers’ Representative. Improved
basket or package carrier or straps and handle.*

Claims.—(1.) Improved basket or package carrier or straps
and handle, the essential feature of which is a pair of straps
affixed to a bent or a distanced cane or like handle, sub-
stantially as described and explained. (2.) Improved basket