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Applications for Letters Patent filed.

IST of applications for Letters Patent filed (Where a
previous application, bearing the same number and for the same
material is affixed: in all other cases a provisional specifica
tion has been filed : the names of persons appearing in italics
are inventors : the name of the patentee appears in italics after
the title : for the names appearing in italics at the end of the
line, read inventor or arrangement)

No. 25899.—1st May.—E. Stephens, Invercargill, N.Z.
Milking-machine teat-cup.
No. 25900.—29th April.—F. P. H. Oblhaver, Sande, Ger.
Milking-machine.
No. 25901.—29th April.—F. P. H. Oblhaver, Sande, Ger.
Milking-machine pulsator.
No. 25902.—5th May.—H. Melva, Mt. Kilda, Vic.
Hot-pie.
No. 25903.—5th May.—A. K. & R. Kelsey, Kew, Vic.
Tie.
No. 25904.—5th May.—108 T., S. T. Trust, Sydney, N.S.W.
Hand shears.
No. 25905.—5th May.—A. J. MacEwan and Co., Limited,
Christchurch, N.Z.
Milking-machine. (J. S. Robertson).
No. 25906.—7th May.—H. R. Gibson, Christchurch, N.Z.
Mat rug, or carpet piece holder.
No. 25907.—3rd May.—R. L. Scott, Invercargill, N.Z.
Fence-dropper and wire-stretcher.
No. 25908.—5th May.—E. Jugger, Pinner, Eng.
Milking-machine.
No. 25909.—5th May.—W. A. Moir, Sydney, N.S.W.
Fire engine and chemical pump motor.
No. 25910.—5th May.—H. C. L. Rolfe, Melbourne, Vic.
Initial printing die.
No. 25911.—5th May.—H. R. Butcher, T. Dwyer, and R. P.
Vincent, Perth, W.A.
Coffee and tea maker.
No. 25912.—4th May.—G. Walker, Tuakau, N.Z.
Wire fence support on flat. Manunuiam.
No. 25913.—6th May.—S. Richardson, Manunuiam, N.Z.
Weed-eradicating solution.
No. 25914.—6th May.—F. G. Mason and H. Mairmand, Wel
lington, N.Z.
Gas-heated machine.
No. 25915.—6th May.—A. Brown, Invercargill, N.Z.
Self-locking buckle and.
No. 25916.—8th May.—H. K. Davies, Christchurch, N.Z.
Clothes-peg.
No. 25917.—8th May.—W. H. H. Rawlinson, Auckland,
N.Z.
Pulso compressor. (T. Rawlinson).
No. 25918.—13th February.—W. H. Rawlinson, Auckland,
N.Z.
Pulso compressor. (T. Rawlinson).
No. 25919.—3rd May.—W. C. F. Hayter, Frankton, N.Z.
Anti-rust compound.
No. 25920.—6th May.—R. G. Hunter, Christchurch, N.Z.
Agricultural hoe or cultivator.
No. 25921.—6th May.—J. Watt, Gisborne, N.Z.
Milk-can.
No. 25922.—8th May.—T. J. Dean, Waihi, N.Z.
Log-peg.
No. 25923.—8th May.—J. J. Cullen, Eltham, N.Z.
Gate or door opener.
No. 25924.—10th May.—W. H. Hewitt, Stratford, N.Z.
Pump.
No. 25925.—11th May.—E. B. Browne, Clevedon, N.Z.
Milking-shed.
No. 25926.—7th May.—W. J. Love and F. W. Skeley,
Dunedin, N.Z.
Combined broomstick and duster.
No. 25927.—7th May.—W. A. Ross, Burra, N.Z.
Concrete, and, building-block maker.
No. 25928.—7th May.—P. W. Payne, Dunedin, N.Z.
Tie-plate for walls.
No. 25929.—11th May.—R. Christie and G. Croxford, Christ
church, N.Z.
Clothes-peg.
No. 25930.—11th May.—J. B. M. Barton, Wellington, N.Z.
Process of manufacture of boot-soles. (H. S.
Salsbury*).
No. 25931.—11th May.—E. W. Parton, Wellington, N.Z.
Process of treating coal and.
No. 25932.—11th May.—F. E. Andrews and G. H. Wilkin,
Napier, N.Z.
Producing geometrical figures, &c.
No. 25933.—11th May.—E. S. Parker, Palmerston N.,
N.Z.
Milk-can.
No. 25934.—11th May.—F. Taylor, Auckland, N.Z.
Milking-machine.
No. 25935.—12th May.—J. E. Ephrain, Sydney, N.S.W.
Milking-valve.
No. 25936.—12th May.—J. E. Andrew, Ormond, Vic., and
M. Andrew, Moorabbin, Vic.
Can-jointing material.

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

No. 25937.—12th May.—H. Whitson and E. P. Wilkinson,
Sydney, N.S.W.
Gully or drain trap.
No. 25938.—12th May.—W. H. Gray, Moonee Ponds, Vic.,
and A. Anderson, St. Kilda, Vic.
Rotary engine or gas-engines.
No. 25939.—12th May.—E. E. Baldwin, Wellington, N.Z.
Roller bearing. (T. Bell).
No. 25940.—12th May.—E. S. Parker, Napier, N.Z.
Pneumatic clock. (F. J. Leslie).
No. 25941.—12th May.—J. Geddes, and G. J. Geddes,
Waverley, N.S.W.
Deodorizer and shield for knees of
women.
No. 25942.—12th May.—M. Clark, Attleboro, U.S.A.
Railway signalling.
No. 25943.—12th May.—R. Anglim, Sydney, N.S.W.
Brush and comb.
No. 25944.—10th May.—H. E. Wilde, Dunedin, N.Z.
Gold saving machine.
No. 25945.—13th May.—J. G. Blockely, Palmerston North,
N.Z.
Radiator, &c.
No. 25946.—13th May.—J. C. Price, Christchurch, N.Z.
Seed-printing machine.
No. 25947.—13th May.—Standard Chain Co., Regiment Com
pany, Limited, Dunedin, N.Z.
Combined wrench for bolts and nuts, appa
ratus. (F. Osborn).
No. 25948.—13th May.—H. J. Dunningde, Whangamarino,
N.Z.
Handling fibres while being dressed.
No. 25949.—13th May.—A. Henderson, Auckland, N.Z.
Dust-preventer.
No. 25950.—13th May.—J. C. Cranwell, Auckland, N.Z.
Dust-preventer.
No. 25951.—14th May.—W. A. Petersen and J. L. Mac
namara, Queensland, Aus.
Preventing horses from rearing, &c.
No. 25952.—15th May.—J. M. Dixon, Gisborne, N.Z.
Railway buffer.

Complete Specifications filed after Provisionals.

No. 41.

IST of complete specifications filed after provisional
specifications, from the 1st to the 17th May, 1909,
inclusive:—
No. 24771.—G. W. Gough, boot-support.
No. 24784.—W. E. Black, (W. R. Bostock.)
No. 24726.—J. Mulgrew, trap.
No. 24735.—L. M. Perry, cycle mud-guard.
No. 24795.—W. R. Black, self-adjusting appliance device.
No. 24821.—W. H. MacGever, staff system for railways.
No. 24823.—W. W. Carr, motor attachment to vehicles.
No. 24855.—F. J. Kent, chute-o-meter.
No. 24866.—J. C. Price, seed-drying machine.

Notices of Acceptance of Complete Specifications.

Patent Office,
Wellington, 18th May, 1909.
COMPLETE specifications which have been unopposed
and have been passed by the examiner during the period,
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 Letters Patent, upon stating particulars of
the particular grounds of objection, and be in duplicate. A
duplicate is affixed hereto.

No. 24321.—4th February, 1908.—HORACE GEORGE
BOWLER, of the Town of Brandon, Province of Mani
toba, Dominion of Canada, Engineer. Improve
ments in relating to the treatment of liquid mud and solid
components of a fluid mass such as, wet slimes or ore-pulp,
or of the like to recover moisture.

Extract from Specification.—The present invention has
for its object to effectively and with a saving of capital and
rapid settlement of the solid matter in suspension in
a fluid mass, such as a fluid mineral contents from ore
pulp, by steadily and continuously withdrawing solid said
matter in a thicker and drier form in such a manner that
the top of the same when not directly in a deep open air
settling tank or other vessel (or a compartment therein) into
which the fluid mass is continuously fed (and is settled
according to the present invention, by causing or permitting
the same partly to overflow with floating link to an off-take
special settling compartment therein) and, as it settles,
is withdrawn as a thicker solid viscous (continuously and
steadily from the lower part of such tank or vessel or com