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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 41
No. 25908.—8th April, 1909.—HARRY FORREST, of For-
rester, near Windsor, New South Wales, Australia, Builder,
and WILLIAM DRYSDALE, of 64 Castlereagh Street, Sydney,
New South Wales aforesaid, Accountant. An improved non-
refillable bottle.
Claims.—(1.) An improved non-refillable bottle having a
stopper-plug (B), provided with an annular under-collar
and comprising a seating for a ball contained within down-
wardly convergently situated and taper-shaped chamber
of said device, which chamber has barrier pieces above it,
substantially as described and illustrated.
(Note.—Here follow three other claims.)
(Specification, 1s. 2d.; drawing, 1s.)
No. 25920.—7th April, 1909.—ROBERT LOCHHEAD, of
Merryhill Terrace, Mornington, New Zealand, Importer.
Improvements in carriage-hoods.
Claims.—(1.) The combination of the several parts as shown
and described in the drawings forming a carriage-hood.
(2.) The use of the cam D and the shaped clamp C for the
purposes described.
(Specification, 1s.; drawing, 1s.)
No. 25821.—6th April, 1909.—ALFRED EMANUEL LINDAU,
of Portland, Oregon, United States of America, Civil Engineer.
Bars for reinforcing concrete.
Extract from Specification.—My invention consists princi-
pally in forming the ends of such members so that an eccen-
trically bent portion and an enlarged or flanged portion ter-
minating short of the ends of the middle portion.
Claims.—An elbow above, the demarcation is increased in place
of the claim.
(Specification, 7d.; drawing, 1s.)
No. 25924.—12th April, 1909.—HENRY ARTHUR WEST
MORELAND, of 1A Conical Terrace, Burntwood Lane, Earlsfield,
London, S.W., England, Manufacturer. Improvements in
droppers and standards.
Claims.—(1.) A dropper or standard with depressions in
its upper surface for supporting a horticultural plant and pro-
vided as set forth. (2.) A dropper or standard, the strength
whereof is increased as a number of depressions are formed in
its upper surface to decrease the surface-tension, and which device
is substantially as described. (3.) A dropper as specified, having
a number of depressions formed in its edge by crushing or
forches, in portions thereof.
(Specification, 1s. 2d.; drawing, 1s.)
No. 25827.—19th April, 1909.—SAMUEL SUTTON, of Upper
Rock, California Gully, Bendigo, Victoria, Australia, En-
gineer-Surveyor. Improvements in the hydraulic excavation
of percussive rock-drilling and the like machines.
Claims.—(1.) In a hydraulic cutter, the internal and larger
conical arrangements, the date approved for each—same as last.
(2.) The use of the cone C, as and for the Commonwealth of
Australia.
Claims.—(1.) In percussive rock-drilling and the like
machines, in combination, a cylinder, a piston of uniform
diameter throughout, a valve and means for equally open-
ing both exhaust ports and equally closing both supply and
full exhaust, substantially as and for the purposes set forth.
(2.) In percussive rock-drilling and the like machines, in com-
bination, a cylinder, a piston of uniform diameter throughout,
a valve of equal area to the piston and the means for equal-
ly at its extremities and allowing exhaust to take place at its
extremities, substantially as and for the purposes set forth.
(Note.—Here follow other claims.)
(Specification, 1s. 2d.; drawing, 2s.)
An asterisk (*) denotes the complete specification of an
invention for which a provisional specification has been
already filed.
Note.—The cost of copying the specifications and drawing
has been inserted after the "date of such application." An
interval of about a week should be allowed for filling any
order office or postal note for the cost of copying.
This list of applications is what appears as is given after
the number.
Extracts from the drawings accompanying the foregoing
complete specifications appear at the end of this number.
J. C. LEWIS,
Registrar.
Provisional Specifications accepted.
Patent Office,
Wellington, 29th January, 1909.
PPLICATIONS for Letters Patent, with provisional
specifications, have been accepted, viz.:—
No. 25830.—J. Burton, hair-cream.
No. 25877.—W. Rodger and G. Jones, gold-agitating
table.
No. 25739.—F. C. Ottaway, life-saving boat.
No. 25817.—G. E. Farrow, tool for forming thread.
No. 25818.—D. L. Hollis, U. A. Forgie, E. Goscomb, J. S.
Macfarlane, F. S. Jones, H. S. Jones, pump.
No. 25822.—L. J. Lawrence and T. Daniel, discovering
process for dyeing.
No. 25838.—J. Partridge, ventilating and furnace-door.
No. 25839.—S. B. Gibson, tube and lining.
No. 25842.—T. H. Horton, bottle-filler.
No. 25851.—E. Smethurst, baled goods temperature-
indicator.
No. 25857.—O. Coates, aerial machine.
No. 25858.—A. C. Scott, open-air stove, fire-box, &c.,
combustion.
No. 25860.—C. C. J. Barnard, tying machine.
No. 25862.—A. C. Coombs, ventilating sash from interior
of house.
No. 25864.—W. H. Bell, gas-fisher.
No. 25870.—C. P. B. Hawker, B. B. Ogilvie, and C. J.
Yates, phonopore.
No. 25871.—J. H. Kennedy, window-sash.
No. 25881.—S. A. Pryor, rubber and leather-sole.
No. 25887.—Rudge-Whitworth, for bicycles, steel-build-
ing machine. (P. A. Tripp and J. H. Park.)
No. 25892.—B. W. Wood, C. Black, stitch machine. (C. P.
B. Hawker.)
No. 25905.—J. B. MacEwan and Co., Limited, milking-
machine. (P. B. MacEwan.)
No. 25915.—J. Brookes, knife-cleaner.
Copies of provisional specifications may be inspected, or their
contents made known by this office in any way, until the complete
specification in connection with such is received and filed.
Letters Patent sealed.
LIST of Letters Patent sealed from the 1st to the 15th
January, 1909, inclusive:—
No. 23918.—W. Gale and L. Gunther, securing knives
to cutters of reaping-machines.
No. 23932.—J. Parker, postage-stamp-vending machine.
No. 23939.—J. A. Cox, oil-burner.
No. 23958.—H. P. Robjou, toy.
No. 23959.—G. Carlson, electrical plug.
No. 23979.—W. J. Brown and S. D. Gedge.
No. 23930.—T. C. Smart, breath-fender or curb.
No. 23931.—F. Smith and J. Fiddes, hot-water.
No. 23946.—J. A. Milne and H. Morgan, current-turbine.
No. 24009.—R. Gedge, rail-fastener.
No. 24424.—W. G. Miller, reversible tip-wagon-box.
No. 24437.—W. M. Ponninghaus, liquid-heating apparatus.
No. 24438.—W. M. Ponninghaus, liquid-heating apparatus.
No. 24439.—W. M. Ponninghaus, washing-machine. (W.
M. Ponninghaus.)
No. 24446.—T. J. Smith, electric musical instrument.
No. 24606.—Rockett and Ross, fluid-purifier. (T. R.
Rockett.)
No. 24648.—A. W. H. Vivian, G. L. Davies, L. Grote,
antiseptic-box.
No. 24689.—A. G. S. B. Socista in accommandits Semples,
per D. Maneschi, for P. D. Maneschi, for “Acme,” for C. L.
Gramatica.
No. 25506.—C. R. Parker, coal, &c., distillation.
No. 25562.—J. A. Parsons, turbine.
Letters Patent on which Fees have been paid.
[NOTE.—The dates are those of the payments.]
SECOND-TERM FEES.
No. 19443.—HANS R. Worthington, pump. (P. Bay.)
—1st August, 1909.
No. 19570.—H. L. Curtis, sheep-shearer. 11th May, 1909.
No. 19571.—W. M. Ducker, portable house. 6th May,
1909.
No. 19756.—M. LE BLAND and LE ROULER, Anonyme,
Worthington, Worthington (P. Bay.) (J. G. Hawter.) 6th
May, 1909.
THIRD-TERM FEES.
Nil.