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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 62

NAME.
Rosa Collier, of Clinton, Otago, in the Dominion of New Zealand, Medical Practitioner.

No. of class: 3.
Description of goods: Chemical substances prepared for use in medicine and pharmacy.

No. of application: 9737.
Date: 26th June, 1911.

TRADE MARK.

The word

TRU-FRUIT.

The essential particular of this trade mark is the coined word “Tru-Fruit.”

NAME.
James Neil, Limited, of 108 George Street, Dunedin, in the Dominion of New Zealand.

No. of class: 42.
Description of goods: Cordials, non-alcoholic and non-aerated.

No. of application: 9741.
Date: 29th June, 1911.

TRADE MARK.

The word

KOFNOT.

No claim is made to the exclusive use of the words “cough not.”

NAME.
Ernest Bertram Davies, of Wanganui, in the Dominion of New Zealand, Chemist, trading under the name of “The Davies Pharmacy.”

No. of class: 3.
Description of goods: A preparation for coughs and colds.

No. of application: 9746.
Date: 30th June, 1911.

TRADE MARK.

The word

SOLDINE.

The essential particular of this trade mark is the word “Soldine.”

NAME.
Collingwood Arthur Whitcombe Hargraves, Gentleman, and Frederic Conrad Patrick Fiddy, Public Accountant, both of Gisborne, in the Dominion of New Zealand.

No. of class: 5.
Description of goods: Specially manufactured solder in bars.

No. of application: 9751.
Date: 4th July, 1911.

TRADE MARK.

The words

GOLDEN SMILE STOVESHINE.

The essential particulars of this trade mark are the words “Golden Smile”; and any right to the exclusive use of the word “Stoveshine” is disclaimed.

NAME.
Arthur Ellis and William Peberdy, both of 24 Cobden Street, Newton, Auckland, in the Dominion of New Zealand, Manufacturers.

No. of class: 50.
Description of goods: Stove-polish.

No. of application: 9758.
Date: 6th July, 1911.

TRADE MARK.

The word

GLEN.

NAME.
Hill and Barton, Limited, of Wellington, in the Dominion of New Zealand.

No. of class: 42.
Description of goods: Butter.

No. of application: 9759.
Date: 10th July, 1911.

TRADE MARK

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The essential particular of the trade mark is the device; and any right to the exclusive use of the added matter is disclaimed.

NAME.
David and John Anderson, Limited, of Atlantic Mills, Bridgeton, Glasgow, Scotland, Manufacturers.

No. of class: 24.
Description of goods: Cotton piece-goods.

No. of application: 9762.
Date: 11th July, 1911.

TRADE MARK.

The word

SCHABOK.

NAME.
Andrew Wilson, of 107 West Regent Street, Glasgow, Scotland, Manager.

No. of class: 2.
Description of goods: Medicines for animals.

No. of application: 9763.
Date: 11th July, 1911

TRADE MARK

The word

KOOKERA.

NAME.
James Spicer and Sons, Limited, a company incorporated under the company laws of Great Britain, of 50 Upper Thames Street, London, England, Wholesale Stationers.

No. of class: 39.
Description of goods: Paper (except paperhangings), paper bags, envelopes, and like goods.

No. of application: 9768.
Date: 12th July, 1911.

TRADE MARK

The word

DIXON’S.

The applicant claims that the said trade mark has been used by him and his predecessors in business in respect of the articles mentioned for fifty years.

NAME.
E. Shep. Dixon, of Fitzherbert Street, Palmerston North, in the Dominion of New Zealand.

No. of class: 44.
Description of goods: All goods in this class.

[NOTE.—Class 44 is for “Mineral and aerated waters, natural and artificial, including ginger-beer.”]

No. of application: 9769.
Date: 12th July, 1911.

TRADE MARK.

The word

SANICO.

The essential particular of this trade mark is as follows —the word “Sanico.”

NAME.
British Patent Perforated Paper Company, of Atlas Works, Berkshire Road, Hackney Wick, London N.E., England, Manufacturers.

No. of class: 48.
Description of goods: Medicated toilet papers and rolls, and other toilet papers and rolls.