No. of application: 9640.

Date: 20th May, 1911.

TRADE MARK.

The applicants claim that the said trade mark has been used by them and their predecessors in business since about the year 1844.

NAME.

WARD AND PAYNE, of West Street, Sheffield, England, Manufacturers.

No. of class: 12.

Description of goods: Cutlery, saws, files, sheep and other shears, scythes, sickles, and other edge tools included in this class.

No. of application: 9644.

Date: 23rd May, 1911.

TRADE MARK.

The words

ANTI-RHEU-GEM

NAME.

ALFRED CONSTANTINE, trading as “The Anti-rheu-gem” Company, of 219 Wells Street, Birmingham, England, Manufacturers.

No. of class: 11.

Description of goods: All goods included in this class.

[NOTE.—Class 11 is for “Instruments, apparatus, and contrivances, not medicated, for surgical or curative purposes, or in relation to the health of men or animals.”]

No. of application: 9645.

Date: 23rd May, 1911.

TRADE MARK.

The words

DAISY BRAND.

The essential particular of this trade mark is the word “Daisy”; and any right to the exclusive use of the word “Brand” is disclaimed.

NAME.

DONALD HUTCHEON and WILLIAM HAY, trading as “The Ceylon Tea Company,” of 63 Dixon Street, Wellington, in the Dominion of New Zealand.

No. of class: 42.

Description of goods: Tea and cocoa.

J. C. LEWIS,

Registrar.

Trade Marks registered.

LIST of Trade Marks registered from the 12th to the 25th May, 1911, inclusive:

Nos. 7394/9271, 7395/9272, and 7396/9273.—Dunlop Rubber Company of Australasia, Limited. Classes 38 and 40. (Gazette No. 7, of the 26th January.)

No. 7398/9281.—Rocke, Tompsitt, and Co. Class 3. (Gazette No. 7, of the 26th January.)

No. 7399/9282.—Chipman Limited. Class 6. (Gazette No. 7, of the 26th January.)

No. 7400/9291.—D. Anderson and Son, Limited. Class 50. (Gazette No. 7, of the 26th January.)

Nos. 7401/9292 and 7402/9293.—The Crown Cork Company, Limited. Classes 6 and 13. (Gazette No. 7, of the 26th January.)

No. 7403/9296.—The General Electric Company, Limited. Class 13. (Gazette No. 7, of the 26th January.)

No. 7404/9310.—F. Kornfeld and H. Barden, trading as “Barden and Co.” Class 48. (Gazette No. 12, of the 9th February.)

No. 7405/9319.—Borsdorff and Co. Class 38. (Gazette No. 12, of the 9th February.)

No. 7406/9326 and 7407/9327.—Borsdorff and Co. Class 38. (Gazette No. 12, of the 9th February.)

No. 7408/9335.—W. Sandorides and Co., Limited. Class 45. (Gazette No. 12, of the 9th February.)

No. 7409/9339.—Pearson’s Antiseptic Company, Limited. Class 2. (Gazette No. 12, of the 9th February.)

No. 7411/9371.—F. Hullen. Class 48. (Gazette No. 15, of the 23rd February.)

No. 7412/9204.—Kolok Manufacturing Company, Limited. Class 39. (Gazette No. 108, of the 15th December, 1910.)

Nos. 7414/9206, 7415/9210, and 7416/9211.—Alaska Packers’ Association. Class 42. (Gazette No. 108, of the 15th December, 1910.)

Nos. 7417/9368 and 7418/9369.—W. G. Dudfield. Classes 35 and 38. (Gazette No. 15, of the 23rd February.)

No. 7419/9324.—W. W. White and Co., Limited. Class 42. (Gazette No. 12, of the 9th February.)

No. 7420/9250.—Hallenstein Bros., Limited. Class 38. (Gazette No. 15, of the 23rd February.)

No. 7421/9325.—W. H. Steele, trading as “The Scout Packing Company.” Class 42. (Gazette No. 12, of the 9th February.)

Nos. 7423/9378 and 7423/9379.—Aachener Stahlwaaren-fabrik Actiengesellschaft. Classes 7 and 22. (Gazette No. 15, of the 23rd February.)

No. 7424/9010.—The American Dehydrating Company. Class 42. (Gazette No. 108, of the 15th December, 1910.)

No. 7425/9354.—The Australian Wood Pipe Company, Limited. Class 50. (Gazette No. 15, of the 23rd February.)

No. 7426/9358.—P. J. Delacour. Class 38. (Gazette No. 15, of the 23rd February.)

No. 7427/9359.—The Birmingham Photographic Company, Limited. Class 39. (Gazette No. 15, of the 23rd February.)

No. 7428/9367.—T. H. Hall and Co. Class 47. (Gazette No. 15, of the 23rd February.)

No. 7429/9134.—The Motor Import Company, Limited. Class 1. (Gazette No. 104, of the 1st December, 1910.)

No. 7430/9364.—G. B. Borsalino Fu Lazzaro and Co. Class 38. (Gazette No. 15, of the 23rd February.)

No. 7431/9373.—The Wellington Woollen Manufacturing Company, Limited. Class 38. (Gazette No. 15, of the 23rd February.)

No. 7432/9363.—C. J. Badham. Class 50. (Gazette No. 15, of the 23rd February.)

No. 7433/9375.—J. E. Pickles and Co., trading also as “Joseph Pickles and Son.” Class 34. (Gazette No. 15, of the 23rd February.)

No. 7434/9376.—H. Berry and Co. Class 5. (Gazette No. 15, of the 23rd February.)

No. 7435/8726.—Bray Bros. Class 42. (Gazette No. 54, of the 2nd June, 1910.)

No. 7436/9249.—Bennett and Wood, Limited. Class 40. (Gazette No. 2, of the 12th January.)

No. 7437/9316.—Holophane Limited. Class 13. (Gazette No. 15, of the 23rd February.)

Nos. 7438/9317 and 7439/9318.—Holophane Limited. Classes 15 and 16. (Gazette No. 15, of the 23rd February.)

No. 7440/9328.—Borsdorff and Co. Class 38. (Gazette No. 15, of the 23rd February.)

No. 7441/9345.—W. Fisher. Class 16. (Gazette No. 15, of the 23rd February.)

No. 7442/9350.—E. M. Dickinson, Limited.* Class 12. (Gazette No. 15, of 23rd February.)

No. 7443/9352.—The Adelphi Polish Company, Limited. Class 50. (Gazette No. 15, of the 23rd February.)

Nos. 7444/9360 and 7445/9361.—Brampton Bros., Limited. Classes 13 and 37. (Gazette No. 15, of the 23rd February.)

No. 7446/9366.—McIntyre Bros. Proprietary, Limited. Class 42. (Gazette No. 15, of the 23rd February.)