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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
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(3.) To strike out the words from “mixed” to “chocolate,” lines 4 to 15 inclusive, page 2, and to insert after the word “been” line 4, page 2, the following:—

“made of one fruit or piece of fruit or the like, such, for instance, as a date or prune or piece of date or prune.

“According to my invention the material composing the centre is reduced to small particles in a mincing-machine or rollers, and then placed in a mixing-machine where sweetening such as fine icing-sugar, and the flavouring, such as vanilla or lemon, is added. When thoroughly mixed the material is withdrawn from the machine and allowed to remain upon trays for three or four hours. The material may then be passed through a forcing-machine or shaping-rollers, and formed into small cylinders, cubes, or other required shapes of the bodies. These bodies are then covered with chocolate-solution in the ordinary way.”

(4.) To strike out lines 16 to 20 inclusive, page 3, and to insert instead the following: “Confection centres, according to my invention, may be made either of lemon-peel, orange-peel, dates, prunes, sultanas, raisins, figs, or currants.”

(5.) To strike out the word “ingredient,” line 1 of claim, and insert instead “the material”; to insert “mixing said particles with the required sweetening and” instead of “adding the required,” line 3 of claim; to strike out the words from “mixing” down to “chocolate” inclusive, lines 3 to 6 of claim, and to insert instead “and then forming the mixed material into centres of the desired shape.”

The applicant states: “My reason for making this amendment is to more fully describe the invention and its application.”

No. 26676.—L. G. Grace.—Siphon apparatus. (Advertised in Supplement to New Zealand Gazette, No. 96, of the 18th November, 1909.)

The nature of the proposed amendments is as follows:—

(1.) To strike out the words “a combination interchangeable and convertible pump and,” lines 4 and 5, page 1, and insert instead “an improved.”

(2.) To strike out the words “a combination interchangeable and convertible,” line 9, page 1, and insert instead “an improved.”

(3.) To insert after the words “the use of a,” line 29, page 4, the following: “a short-lengthed enlargement of the lower end of the ascending member of a siphon enlarged to such a degree that by a short stroke of the piston-rod liquid contained in the enlargement would pass into the siphon members to fill the same and establish the flow therein and working in such enlarged short length.”

(4.) To alter the word “on” to “near,” line 1, page 5.

The applicant states: “My reason for making the amendment is for the purpose of more fully describing and illustrating the invention.”

J. C. LEWIS,
Registrar.

Request for Amendment of Specification allowed.

THE request for amendment of specification No. 25840, Grace and Gillman, vacuum pump (advertised in Supplement to New Zealand Gazette, No. 75, of the 9th September, 1909), has been allowed.

Applications for Letters Patent abandoned.

LIST of applications, with which provisional specifications only have been filed, abandoned (i.e., complete specifications not lodged) from the 30th October to the 12th November, 1909, inclusive:—

No. 25012.—J. Stronach, wash-board.

No. 25400.—H. Bruce, drill.

No. 25403.—A. E. Peppercorn, preventing escape of steam through gauge-glass.

No. 25422.—F. C. Lippiatt, swingle-bar connection.

No. 25423.—C. H. Mills, wire-strainer.

No. 25430.—A. S. Duncan, disc harrow.

No. 25432.—R. B. Wight, potato-harvester.

No. 25436.—D. R. Fisher, linotype machine.

No. 25437.—S. H. Donkin, safety pocket.

No. 25440.—S. Malden and R. E. Rees, candle-extinguisher.

No. 25441.—A. J. Baker, tire-inflator.

Applications for Letters Patent void.

APPLICATIONS for Letters Patent, with which complete specifications have been lodged, void owing to non-acceptance of such complete specifications, from the 30th October to the 12th November, 1909, inclusive:—

No. 24755.—J. W. Harris, excavator. (L. A. Desy.)

No. 24763.—E. C. and E. E. Barlow, can or box manufacture.

No. 24770.—R. H. Johnson, washing-tub.

No. 24787.—J. E. Norman, manifolding-book.

No. 24789.—H. S. Martin, electrical-resistance device.

Applications for Letters Patent lapsed.

APPLICATIONS for Letters Patent lapsed, owing to Letters Patent not being sealed, from the 30th October to the 12th November, 1909, inclusive:—

No. 24349.—H. Symes, lift-pump.

No. 24357.—A. H. Byron, wool-press.

Letters Patent void.

LIST of Letters Patent void through non-payment of renewal fees, and through expiry of term of fourteen years, from the 30th October to the 12th November, 1909, inclusive:—

THROUGH NON-PAYMENT OF SECOND-TERM FEES.

No. 19816.—D. Krmpotic, pea-shelling machine.

No. 19819.—A. H. Farmer, steam-valve.

No. 19821.—J. Watson, metal lathing.

No. 19827.—W. T. Nuttall and A. Corrie, branding-appliance.

No. 19833.—Withers’ Cycle Valve and Connection Company, Limited, tire-inflater. (A. A. Withers.)

No. 19842.—R. W. Laurence, lamp-burner socket.

No. 19845.—C. Miller, game-apparatus.

No. 19848.—E. J. Chambers, cable-container.

No. 19850.—W. F. Williams, raising and lowering railway windows.

No. 19851.—J. Bell, boot or shoe jack.

No. 19852.—E. J. Rigby, rock-drill.

No. 19859.—H. Schuckar, file.

No. 19861.—Monitor Shipping Corporation, Limited, vessel. (W. Petersen.)

No. 19862.—G. S. Mayhew, preparing and cutting veneers.

No. 19863.—G. S. Mayhew, building-slab.

No. 19865.—D. Corcoran, liquid-measurer.

No. 19874.—O. Paora, cant hook or lever.

THROUGH NON-PAYMENT OF THIRD-TERM FEES.

No. 15222.—E. R. Ludbrook, A. B. Jackson, and F. W. Williams, dust and rain excluder for doors.

No. 15251.—E. T. R. and J. G. Coates, plough.

No. 15259.—H. U. Alcock, billiard and dining table.

THROUGH EXPIRY OF TERM.

No. 8037.—W. F. Jobbins, obtaining glycerine, &c., from spent lyes.

Design registered.

A DESIGN has been registered in the following name on the date mentioned:—

No. 496.—J. W. H. Martin, of Auckland, New Zealand. Class 5. 19th October, 1909.

Applications for Trade Marks filed.

LIST of applications for registration of Trade Marks filed from the 29th October to the 12th November, 1909, inclusive:—

Nos. 8359, 8360.—2nd November.—Dexine Patent Packing and Rubber Company, Limited, Stratford, Eng. Classes 40 and 50.

Nos. 8361, 8362.—3rd November.—J. Dearden and Co., Limited, Bolton, Eng. Class 24.

No. 8363.—3rd November.—Slazenger and Sons, London, Eng. Class 49.

No. 8364.—3rd November.—A. Oppenheimer and Co., London, Eng. Class 50 (4).

No. 8365.—3rd November. Borsalino Gppe, and Flla Societa Anonima, Alessandria, Italy. Class 38.

Nos. 8366, 8367.—4th November.—F. H. Sinalco, Aktiengesellschaft, Detmold, Germany. Classes 42 and 44.

No. 8368.—4th November.—Fruitella Company, London, Eng. Class 42.

Nos. 8369, 8370.—5th November.—F. Abraham and Co., London, Eng. Class 42.

No. 8371.—6th November.—W. F. Darby, Auckland, N.Z. Class 50.

No. 8372.—6th November.—E. Stevens, Limited, Cradley Heath, Eng. Class 13.

No. 8373.—10th November.—F. Levic, Sydney, N.S.W. Class 45.

No. 8374.—10th November.—Horner and Hogg, Nottingham, Eng. Class 38.

No. 8375.—10th November.—J. Walker and Sons, Limited, Sydney, N.S.W. Class 43.

No. 8376.—11th November.—Flint and Walling Manufacturing Company, Kendallville, U.S.A. Class 6.

No. 8377.—11th November.—Ehrich and Graetz, Berlin, Germany. Class 13.

No. 8378.—12th November. — B. Birnbaum and Son, London, Eng. Class 38.