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No. 21799.—G. R. Bounard, G. W. Beynon, and G. H. Mac-Killop, pulverizer, &c.
No. 21808.—E. W. Ackland, cable-conduit.
No. 21809.—A. Smaill, jun., teat-cup mouthpiece.
No. 21811.—R. W. E. McIvor, ore-treatment.
No. 21812.—Imperial Fibres Syndicate Limited, scutcher. (T. Burrows and W. H. Palmer.)
No. 21816.—G. F. Wight, pen and pencil attachment.
No. 21819.—J. D. Smith and J. J. Scott, railway-truck door.
No. 21829.—H. P. G. Steedman, match-making machine.
No. 21830.—H. P. G. Steedman, match.
No. 21833.—United Shoe Machinery Company, skiving-machine. (F. L. Alley and W. Pack.)
No. 21840.—W. G. Richardson, flax-waste treatment.
No. 21842.—C. A. Nielsen, trawling-net.
No. 21845.—J. Langford and W. Wood, gold-saving machine.
No. 21848.—H. G. Williams, A. Broad, and C. G. Crolly, brush, &c.
No. 21851.—T. Dawson, oil-engine chock.
No. 21854.—T. S. James, internal-combustion engine.
No. 21857.—P. de Baklevsky, amalgamator.
No. 21858.—P. McKay and J. Hogan, drill-chuck.
No. 21860.—V. C. J. Nightingall, tap-filter.
No. 21862.—F. Jennings, ledger.
No. 21865.—W. E. Murray, floating-structure foundation.
No. 21873.—W. F. Dugins, road-cleaning machine.
No. 22758.—D. N. Hood, ore-treatment.

THROUGH NON-PAYMENT OF THIRD-TERM FEES.
No. 16954.—W. Bennet, boot-heel.
No. 16996.—C. E. Lowe, sulphurizing fruit.
No. 17001.—H. Reynolds, race-starting machine.
No. 17003.—Oakley Steam Foundry Company, Limited, rail-bond. (W. E. Oakley.)
No. 17019.—W. E. Hughes, forming water-tables. (J. B. Jackson.)
No. 17040.—New Inverted Incandescent Lamp Company, Limited, incandescent-gas burner. (A. Farkas.)
No. 17041.—The British Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company, Limited, alternating current Watt meter. (W. E. Hughes—F. Conrad.)
No. 17042.—J. Whitelaw, non-refillable bottle.
No. 17053.—M. Bowles, ventilator.
No. 17064.—J. Kemp, dray tail-board.
No. 17070.—O. Oldham, jig-pulley.
No. 17713.—H. S. Wainwright, spark-arrester.

THROUGH EXPIRY OF TERM.
No. 9110.—J. Sands, iron and steel joint.
No. 9111.—The Mayor, Councillors, and Citizens of the City of Christchurch, cesspan and cover. (A. W. Jones.)
No. 9120.—G. Saunders, concave bar wear protection.
No. 9131.—J. Hall, skin-and-hide treatment.
No. 9891.—C. de Estève—Llatas, steel-manufacture.

Design registered.

A DESIGN has been registered in the following name on the date mentioned:—
No. 545.—Archibald Benjamin Wood, of 3 Corporation Street, Walsall, Eng. Class 1. 1st December, 1910.

Designs expired.

THE registration of copyright in the following designs has expired:—
Nos. 269 and 270.—Sterling Electro Plating Company. Class 2.
Nos. 271, 272, 273, 274.—Lonsdale Bros. and Co. Class 2.
No. 275.—W. G. Hancox. Class 1.
No. 276.—A. A. Grace. Class 5.

Applications for Trade Marks filed.

LIST of applications for registration of Trade Marks filed from the 10th December, 1910, to the 6th January, 1911, inclusive:—
No. 9242.—14th December, 1910.—W. G. Allen (“W. G. Allen and Co.”), Auckland, N.Z. Class 39.
No. 9243.—14th December, 1910.—G. H. Baylis, Wellington, N.Z. Class 50.
No. 9244.—15th December, 1910.—W. S. Thomson and Co., Limited, London, Eng. Class 38.
No. 9245.—15th December, 1910.—Marshall Shoe Company, Richmond, Vic. Class 38.
No. 9246.—16th December, 1910.—G. Court and Sons, Limited, Auckland, N.Z. Class 38.
No. 9247.—19th December, 1910.—Standard Earth Auger Company, Chicago, U.S.A. Class 13.

Nos. 9248 and 9249.—19th December, 1910.—Bennett and Wood, Limited, Sydney, N.S.W. Classes 22 and 40.
No. 9250.—19th December, 1910.—Hallenstein Bros., Limited, Dunedin, and elsewhere, N.Z. Class 38.
No. 9251.—20th December, 1910.—A/S. Hurum Fabriker, Jeloen, Norway. Class .
No. 9252.—20th December, 1910.—Holzapfels, Limited, Newcastle-on-Tyne, Eng. Class 1.
No. 9253.—21st December, 1910.—Fluenzol Proprietary, Wellington, N.Z. Class 3.
No. 9254.—23rd December, 1910.—Offley Forrester, Limitada, Oporto, Portugal. Class 43.
No. 9255.—23rd December, 1910.—Hargreaves Bros. and Co., Limited, Hull, Eng. Class 50.
No. 9256.—23rd December, 1910.—The Natural Colour Kinematograph Company, Limited. Class 8.
No. 9257.—23rd December, 1910.—P. C. Triggs, Christchurch, N.Z. Class 47.
No. 9258.—29th December, 1910.—Ashburton Co-operative Dairy Factory Company, Limited, Ashburton, N.Z. Class 42.
Nos. 9259, 9260, 9261, 9262, 9263, and 9264.—29th December, 1910.—C. Leethem and Co., Portsmouth, Eng. Class 38.
No. 9265.—29th December, 1910.—G. Newton Peake, Limited, London, Eng. Class 38.
Nos. 9266, 9267, 9268, and 9269.—29th December, 1910.—G. Garnett and Sons, Limited, Bradford, Eng. Classes 34, 38, 39, and 50.
Nos. 9270, 9271, 9272, 9273, 9274, 9275, 9276, 9277, and 9278.—29th December, 1910.—Dunlop Rubber Company of Australasia, Limited, Melbourne, Vic. Classes 40, 38, 40, 38, 50, 38, 40, 50, and 40.
Nos. 9279 and 9280.—29th December, 1910.—W. S. Thomson and Co., Limited, London, Eng. Class 38.
No. 9281.—29th December, 1910.—Rocke Tompsitt and Co., Limited, Melbourne, Vic. Class 3.
No. 9282.—29th December, 1910.—Chipman Limited, New York, U.S.A., Sydney, N.S.W., and elsewhere. Class 6.
No. 9283.—29th December, 1910.—Maconochie Bros., Limited, London, Eng. Class 42.
No. 9284.—29th December, 1910.—E. B. Dufaur, Auckland, N.Z. Class 43.
No. 9285.—29th December, 1910.—Auckland Farmers’ Freezing Company, Limited.
Nos. 9286 and 9287.—29th December, 1910.—Arthur Cocks and Co., Limited, Wellington, N.Z. Classes 14 and 10.
Nos. 9288 and 9289.—31st December, 1910.—Owen and Davies, Christchurch, N.Z. Class 22.

Applications for Registration of Trade Marks.

Patent Office,
Wellington, 11th January, 1911.

APPLICATIONS for registration of the following Trade Marks have been received. Notice of opposition to the registration of any of these applications may be lodged at this office within two months of the date of this Gazette. Such notice must be in duplicate, and accompanied by a fee of £1.

No. of application: 8757.
Date: 24th May, 1910.

TRADE MARK.

A.L.D.

The applicant claims that the said trade mark has been used by him in respect of the articles mentioned for ten years before the 1st January, 1890.

NAME.
Franklin Dennison, trading as “Dennison Watch Case Company,” of 43 Terrace Road, Handsworth, near Birmingham, England, Manufacturer.

No. of class: 13.

Description of goods: Watch-cases, sovereign-purses, puff-boxes, cachon-boxes, vanity-cases, pocket-aneroid cases, photographic exposure-meter cases, and speed-calculator cases, all being of ordinary metal, and sold empty—i.e., independently of any contents.