✨ Patent and Trade Mark Notices
APRIL 20.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1395
No. 29311.—22nd March, 1911.—JOHN WATSON MORROW, of Murrayville, Victoria, Australia, Farmer; and BRUCE EDWARDS, of Pinnaroo, South Australia, Australia, Storekeeper. Improvements in fence, telegraph, and other posts.
Claims.—(1.) In combination with an angular post, a plurality of apertured anchor-plates, slidable along the post, but adapted to be kept apart by earth or like suitable filling, one or more projections bent from the post being under and supporting the lower plate, means also being provided as a spike in the post for keeping down the upper plate. (2.) A post having one or more integral base projections to support an apertured anchor-plate provided on the post, and slidable on it, the part of the post to be above the ground being prepared for fencing or other purposes, and adapted to receive one or more additional slidable anchor-plates, and post-apertures or means for keeping said plate or plates down in predetermined position.
[NOTE.—Here follow four other claims.]
(Specification, 6s. 3d.)
No. 29315.—22nd March, 1911.—CECIL GEORGE MCKELLAR, Associate Mechanical Engineers, of Christchurch, New Zealand, Civil Engineer. Rear-wheel fittings for cycles.
Claims.—(1.) In a device of the class described, the combination with the rear fork of a cycle-frame having a slot adapted to receive the axle and allow of movement of the latter for chain-adjustment, of a spiral-shaped cam keyed upon said axle and having its periphery flanged over so as to engage a suitable slotted guide secured upon the frame, substantially as and for the purpose set forth. (2.) In a device of the class described, the combination with the rear fork of the cycle-frame having a slot adapted to receive the axle and allow of movement of the latter for chain-adjustment, and a spiral-shaped cam keyed upon said axle and adapted to engage with a suitable guide arranged upon the frame so as to control the movement of the axle within the slot, of a stop formed upon the cam at the outer termination of its periphery so as to prevent such cam from disengaging its guide, substantially as and for the purpose set forth.
[NOTE.—Here follow three other claims.]
(Specification, 5s.)
Copies of drawings may be obtained at the uniform price of 1s. each. In exceptional cases this price may be increased at the discretion of the Office.
An asterisk (*) denotes the complete specification of an invention for which a provisional specification has been already lodged. A dagger (†) denotes a prior date under the International and Intercolonial Arrangements.
NOTE.—The cost of copying the specification has been inserted after the notice of each application. An order for a copy or copies should be accompanied by a post-office order or postal note for the cost of copying.
The date of acceptance of each application is given after the number.
Extracts from the drawings accompanying the foregoing complete specifications appear at the end of this Gazette.
J. C. LEWIS,
Registrar.
Provisional Specifications accepted.
Patent Office,
Wellington, 12th April, 1911.
APPLICATIONS for Letters Patent, with provisional specifications, have been accepted as under:—
No. 29154.—W. E. Chamberlain, account-book.
No. 29155.—C. E. Player, refrigerating-screen.
No. 29187.—H. W. Stretch, cheese-cutting appliance.
No. 29219.—E. Moss, electrical annunciator.
No. 29221.—M. J. N. McCarthy, brush-manufacture.
No. 29233.—D. G. Wills, envelope.
No. 29265.—T. Sherlock, railway-point.
No. 29268.—F. R. Millar, soot arrester and collector.
No. 29274.—A. E. McGregor, letter-wrapper.
No. 29283.—L. E. Gummer, floor-mat securing in position.
No. 29312.—W. Attenborough, acetylene-gas engine.
No. 29325.—J. W. Tong, concrete-mixing apparatus.
No. 29327.—A. J. Hainsworth, electrical heater.
No. 29328.—V. S. Aston, clamp for holding clothes to line.
No. 29332.—E. R. Godward, belt-fastener.
No. 29339.—C. F. Anderson, acetylene generator and gasometer.
No. 29349.—H. W. Yeoman, ladder.
No. 29359.—T. W. Potts, trolly-pole controller.
[NOTE.—Provisional specifications cannot be inspected, or their contents made known by this office in any way, until the complete specifications in connection therewith have been accepted.]
Letters Patent sealed.
LIST of Letters Patent sealed from the 18th March to the 5th April, 1911, inclusive:—
No. 26384.—H. Quertier, electrical transmitting, printing, &c., apparatus.
No. 26428.—A. Moore, life-saving appliance or belt.
No. 26550.—F. Roberts and V. J. Roberts, brake-hose coupling.
No. 27049.—A. H. Hunt, teat cup or pouch.
No. 27050.—T. Balfour, potato-planter.
No. 27051.—T. Balfour, door-lock.
No. 27099.—E. S. Bennett and E. E. Burlingame, screw pump.
No. 27100.—Vickers, Sons, and Maxim, Limited, sighting-device. (J. T. Peddie.)
No. 27271.—E. F. Hume, corset.
No. 27285.—W. H. Frith, window.
No. 27356.—W. Humphreys-Grey and A. Duthoit, boot and shoe.
No. 27373.—E. Foster, composition for attaching insulation to steam-boiler.
No. 27508.—W. J. Baskiville, harbour and river-channel sweeper.
No. 27626.—J. Duffil, concrete-building construction.
No. 27982.—W. L. Johnstone and A. Hosking, froth-preventer.
No. 28097.—F. Bedford and C. E. Williams, catalytic synthesis of methane.
No. 28214.—F. Andrews, ear-marking device.
No. 28292.—J. Duffil, concrete-mould box.
No. 28440.—H. Schlaadt, strong-room door.
No. 28768.—R. Sinclair, ammonia and other gas compressor. (J. A. Sampson.)
No. 28831.—E. S. Sibun, loose-leaf book, &c.
No. 28837.—A. H. Leech, ladies’ suspenders.
No. 28839.—J. S. Richardson, material composition for roads, &c.
No. 28840.—H. D. Elliott, aerial passenger-car.
No. 28850.—W. H. Bauert, railway-signal mechanism.
No. 28907.—C. Tootell, fly-screen.
Letters Patent on which Fees have been paid.
[NOTE.—The dates are those of the payments.]
SECOND-TERM FEES.
No. 22632.—E. Goltstein, opening bottle-stoppers. 4th April.
No. 22657.—K. S. Ramsay, extension-ladder. (H. Mote.) 7th April.
No. 22681.—G. Davidson, sprocket-chain. 12th April.
No. 22682.—J. Brown, tire-cover. (T. S. Skeates.) 10th April.
No. 22686.—S. Lake, dredging-vessel. 10th April.
No. 22765.—United Shoe Machinery Company, sewing-machine lubricator. (J. B. Hadaway.) 4th April.
No. 22766.—W. Tyree, spray for painting, disinfecting, &c. 11th April.
No. 22864.—F. C. Brown, tube-mill lining. 6th April.
No. 22920.—United Shoe Machinery Company, shoe-making machine. (E. Bayard.) 4th April.
No. 23060.—United Shoe Machinery Company, abrading-device. (W. A. Reed.) 4th April.
No. 23224.—Adair-Usher Process, Limited, treating slimes. (C. E. D. Usher.) 1st April.
No. 24416.—Lamson Paragon Supply Company, Limited, and G. H. Robinson, document-file. 12th April.
THIRD-TERM FEES.
No. 18018.—United Shoe Machinery Company, pulling-over machine. (A. Bates.) 4th April.
No. 18039.—United Shoe Machinery Company, hot-water circulator. (F. L. Alley.) 4th April.
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NZ Gazette 1911, No 33
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🏭 Letters Patent Granted: Fence, telegraph, and other posts
🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry22 March 1911
Patent, Fence posts, Telegraph posts, Anchor plates, Mechanical invention
- John Watson Morrow, Granted Letters Patent
- Bruce Edwards, Granted Letters Patent
🏭 Letters Patent Granted: Rear-wheel fittings for cycles
🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry22 March 1911
Patent, Cycles, Rear wheel fittings, Mechanical invention
- Cecil George McKellar, Granted Letters Patent
🏭 Provisional Specifications Accepted for Patents
🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry12 April 1911
Patent, Provisional specification, Accepted applications, Inventions
18 names identified
- W. E. Chamberlain, Patent application accepted
- C. E. Player, Patent application accepted
- H. W. Stretch, Patent application accepted
- E. Moss, Patent application accepted
- M. J. N. McCarthy, Patent application accepted
- D. G. Wills, Patent application accepted
- T. Sherlock, Patent application accepted
- F. R. Millar, Patent application accepted
- A. E. McGregor, Patent application accepted
- L. E. Gummer, Patent application accepted
- W. Attenborough, Patent application accepted
- J. W. Tong, Patent application accepted
- A. J. Hainsworth, Patent application accepted
- V. S. Aston, Patent application accepted
- E. R. Godward, Patent application accepted
- C. F. Anderson, Patent application accepted
- H. W. Yeoman, Patent application accepted
- T. W. Potts, Patent application accepted
- J. C. Lewis, Registrar
🏭 Letters Patent Sealed
🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry5 April 1911
Patent, Letters patent sealed, Inventions
33 names identified
- H. Quertier, Letters patent sealed
- A. Moore, Letters patent sealed
- F. Roberts, Letters patent sealed
- V. J. Roberts, Letters patent sealed
- A. H. Hunt, Letters patent sealed
- T. Balfour, Letters patent sealed
- T. Balfour, Letters patent sealed
- E. S. Bennett, Letters patent sealed
- E. E. Burlingame, Letters patent sealed
- J. T. Maxim, Letters patent sealed
- J. T. Peddie, Letters patent sealed
- E. F. Hume, Letters patent sealed
- W. H. Frith, Letters patent sealed
- W. Humphreys-Grey, Letters patent sealed
- A. Duthoit, Letters patent sealed
- E. Foster, Letters patent sealed
- W. J. Baskiville, Letters patent sealed
- J. Duffil, Letters patent sealed
- W. L. Johnstone, Letters patent sealed
- A. Hosking, Letters patent sealed
- F. Bedford, Letters patent sealed
- C. E. Williams, Letters patent sealed
- F. Andrews, Letters patent sealed
- J. Duffil, Letters patent sealed
- H. Schlaadt, Letters patent sealed
- R. Sinclair, Letters patent sealed
- J. A. Sampson, Letters patent sealed
- E. S. Sibun, Letters patent sealed
- A. H. Leech, Letters patent sealed
- J. S. Richardson, Letters patent sealed
- H. D. Elliott, Letters patent sealed
- W. H. Bauert, Letters patent sealed
- C. Tootell, Letters patent sealed
🏭 Letters Patent: Second-term fees paid
🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry12 April 1911
Patent, Fees paid, Second term, Inventions
17 names identified
- E. Goltstein, Patent second-term fees paid
- K. S. Ramsay, Patent second-term fees paid
- H. Mote, Patent second-term fees paid
- G. Davidson, Patent second-term fees paid
- J. Brown, Patent second-term fees paid
- T. S. Skeates, Patent second-term fees paid
- S. Lake, Patent second-term fees paid
- United Shoe Machinery Company, Patent second-term fees paid
- J. B. Hadaway, Patent second-term fees paid
- W. Tyree, Patent second-term fees paid
- F. C. Brown, Patent second-term fees paid
- E. Bayard, Patent second-term fees paid
- W. A. Reed, Patent second-term fees paid
- Adair-Usher Process, Limited, Patent second-term fees paid
- C. E. D. Usher, Patent second-term fees paid
- Lamson Paragon Supply Company, Limited, Patent second-term fees paid
- G. H. Robinson, Patent second-term fees paid
🏭 Letters Patent: Third-term fees paid
🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry5 April 1911
Patent, Fees paid, Third term, Inventions
- United Shoe Machinery Company, Patent third-term fees paid
- A. Bates, Patent third-term fees paid
- United Shoe Machinery Company, Patent third-term fees paid
- F. L. Alley, Patent third-term fees paid