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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
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No. 29810.—1st November, 1910.†—ROBERT MAXIMILIAN HAHN, of 134 London Wall, London, England, Merchant. Improvements in and relating to fastening-devices for corsets and other like garments.
Claims.—(1.) A fastening-device for corsets and other like garments of the type described, characterized by one of the said busks having one or more sockets at or near its extremities in combination with a hinged latch at or near the centre of the said busk, the said sockets being adapted to receive tongues carried by the other busk, which is provided with a stud or pin at or near its centre and attached to the other edge of the garment, said stud or pin being adapted to enter a hole in the aforesaid latch which is retained in engagement therewith by a notch with which said pin is provided, substantially as set forth in the specification.
(Specification, 6s.)
[NOTE.—Here follow two other claims.]
No. 29824.—4th July, 1911.—THE TECHNO CHEMICAL LABORATORIES, LIMITED, of Broad Street House, New Broad Street, London E.C., England (assignees of Nils Testrup, of 6 Broad Street Place, London E.C. aforesaid, Gentleman). Improvements in and relating to the treatment of oils, fats, and the like.
Extract from Specification.—This invention consists in exposing the substance to be treated while mixed with the finely divided catalyst as a spray or in a similar condition of minute subdivision in an atmosphere of hydrogen or of a hydrogen containing gas, thus obtaining such an intimacy of contact of the reacting substances that the speed of the reaction and its completeness are very materially increased. This invention also consists in a process for hardening of oils, fats, or the like, consisting in spraying the body (previously melted, if necessary, in a suitable vessel, such as a jacketed vessel, provided with stirring-means), together with the catalyst, into a chamber into which hydrogen is passed, the treated material from the spray falling in the chamber, and being withdrawn therefrom either to be returned to the spraying-device, or passed to other chambers for further treatment, or being separated from the contact-body with which it is mixed.
(Specification, 6s.)
[NOTE.—The above extract from the specification is inserted in place of the claims.]
No. 29834.—7th July, 1911.—KAREN LOIS BROMWICH, of Paeroa, Auckland, New Zealand. Improved teapot.
Extract from Specification.—The pot or utensil is constructed with an internally sloping partition extending right across and nearly to the top, and at such an angle to the bottom to allow hot water to flow into the tea-compartment, on the tipping of the pot one way, and which will also prevent tea from flowing into the hot-water compartment when the pot is tipped the reverse way.
(Specification, 2s.)
[NOTE.—The above extract from the specification is inserted in place of the claims.]
Erratum.
In the last issue of the Gazette the cost of copying specification No. 29482 was given as 4s. 6d. This should read “7s. 6d.”
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, 4th August, 1911.
APPLICATIONS for Letters Patent, with provisional specifications, have been accepted as under:—
No. 28366.—W. McRae, plough.
No. 29631.—Eureka Milking Machine Company, Limited, milking-machine. (H. Droutlege.)
No. 29666.—V. Sorenson, circular saws.
No. 29735.—C. G. Whitaker and M. A. McKenzie, milking-machine releaser.
No. 29757.—E. J. French, clothes-cleaner.
No. 29762.—J. D. Smith, scaffold-hanger.
No. 29800.—R. T. Grooby, machinery-belt ing.
No. 29814.—A. H. Wright, advertising-medium, &c.
No. 29820.—A. S. Reid, teat-cup.
No. 29821.—A. S. Reid, air and vacuum pulsator.
No. 29822.—J. J. Raynes, cream-separator driving-apparatus.
No. 29823.—J. J. Raynes, internal-combustion engine driving-equalizer.
No. 29825.—H. Harrison, cooking-range.
No. 29837.—A. L. J. Tait, pot-lid.
No. 29839.—J. Macalister, tip-wagon.
No. 29858.—E. A. G. Hamlin, danger-signal conducting-fence.
No. 29870.—Ridd Milking Machine Company, Limited, milking-machine. (S. J. Sutton.)
No. 29886.—W. J. Teese, milking-machine pulsator.
No. 29896.—J. Shuker, seed-thresher.
No. 29903.—A. O. Pocock, milking-machine.
No. 29905.—S. R. Trevor, rubber-devulcanizing.
No. 29907.—A. E. Green, trouser-stretcher.
No. 29919.—A. D. Clemett and W. Broadbent, collapsible box, &c.
No. 29926.—W. T. Sadd, tow-treating machine.
No. 29927.—F. Matthews, cow-bail fastener.
No. 29937.—J. Brockbank, air-ship.
No. 29983.—United Shoe Machinery Company, in-seam-sewing machine. (W. C. Meyer.)
No. 29984.—United Shoe Machinery Company, sole-sewing machine. (A. Bates.)
No. 29993.—E. Moss, fire-alarm setting.
No. 29999.—A. T. W. Allan, concentrating-table.
No. 30005.—F. J. Northcott, milk-receiving means.
No. 30006.—A. H. Wright, advertising-display sheet, &c.
Letters Patent sealed.
LIST of Letters Patent sealed from the 5th to the 16th August, 1911, inclusive:—
No. 27499.—A. R. Christian and E. A. Reynolds, trolley-pole lowering.
No. 27531.—L. Banks and J. A. Warnock, collapsible box.
No. 27614.—C. Hogan, spark-arrester.
No. 27629.—T. Mence, child-holder.
No. 27652.—W. Morton, franking-machine.
No. 27655.—G. Honeywood, mixing-machine.
No. 27657.—W. J. Nuttall, window-sash counterbalancing.
No. 27661. E. Price, wire-tightener pawl.
No. 27666.—M. Woods, G. W. Gilbert, and J. Little, stone-dressing.
No. 27682.—H. B. Skertchly, trousers-stretcher.
No. 27686.—F. W. Payne, mounting current-wheels.
No. 27702.—G. Walker and C. R. Bell, alcohol from flax gum.
No. 27713.—F. Castle, E. J. Riddiford, W. E. Bidwill, and L. L. McDermott, electric-alarm system.
No. 27719.—J. H. Burn, post-marking machine.
No. 27752.—O. H. Stapelfeldt, incandescent gas lamp. (J. Hirschhorn—D. B. Houghton.)
No. 27753.—O. H. Stapelfeldt, incandescent gas-lamp. (J. Hirschhorn—D. B. Houghton.)
No. 27762.—G. E. Cluett, fencing-dropper.
No. 27877.—C. B. Smith, counter-sales check-bank.
No. 27890.—J. H. Burn, facing-up table for stamp-marking.
No. 27948.—H. J. McBeth and T. M. Taylor, stirrup-leather release.
No. 28047.—B. F. Cranwell, fruit-tree sprayer.
No. 28109.—United Shoe Machinery Company, shoe-sewing machine. (A. Eppler.)
No. 28111.—United Shoe Machinery Company, sewing-machine tension device. (W. C. Meyer and C. P. Holmes.)
No. 28112.—United Shoe Machinery Company, leather-cutter. (J. B. Hadaway.)
No. 28549.—Captain Motor Wheel Company, Limited, detachable wheel-rim. (A. F. Gunstone.)
No. 28663.—W. M. Mackintosh and T. Walton, tool.
No. 28806.—A. Gillies, teat-cup.
No. 28943.—A. N. Whitney, rifle range.
No. 28947.—United Shoe Machinery Company, heeling-machine. (B. F. Mayo.)
No. 28998.—W. T. Carling, open store, &c.
No. 29001.—W. Lewis, footwear-warming, &c.
No. 29026.—J. I. Rodway and J. Esson, tire-inflating.
No. 29079.—Petaluma Incubator Company, incubator. (L. C. Byce.)
No. 29162.—A. E. Tilburn, boot-polishing pad.
No. 29183.—W. H. B. Bishop and E. J. M. Miller, acetylene-generator.
No. 29232.—P. and T. McDermott, plough share and point.
No. 29289.—A. Werner, sheave-elevator.
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NZ Gazette 1911, No 69
✨ LLM interpretation of page content
🏭 Patents Granted: Fastening-devices for corsets
🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry1 November 1910
Patent, Corsets, Garments, Fastening-device, Improvements
- Robert Maximilian Hahn, Patent for fastening-devices for corsets
🌾 Patents Granted: Treatment of oils, fats, and the like
🌾 Primary Industries & Resources4 July 1911
Patent, Oils, Fats, Treatment, Hydrogenation, Chemical
- Nils Testrup (Gentleman), Inventor of treatment of oils patent
🏭 Patents Granted: Improved teapot
🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry7 July 1911
Patent, Teapot, Utensil, Improvements
- Karen Lois Bromwich, Inventor of improved teapot
📰 Patent Erratum and General Information
📰 NZ GazettePatent, Specification, Erratum, Cost, Drawings, Copies
- J. C. Lewis, Registrar
🏭 Provisional Patent Specifications Accepted
🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry4 August 1911
Patent, Provisional Specification, Accepted, Inventions
34 names identified
- W. McRae, Inventor of plough
- H. Droutlege, Inventor of milking-machine
- V. Sorenson, Inventor of circular saws
- C. G. Whitaker, Inventor of milking-machine releaser
- M. A. McKenzie, Inventor of milking-machine releaser
- E. J. French, Inventor of clothes-cleaner
- J. D. Smith, Inventor of scaffold-hanger
- R. T. Grooby, Inventor of machinery-belting
- A. H. Wright, Inventor of advertising-medium
- A. S. Reid, Inventor of teat-cup
- A. S. Reid, Inventor of air and vacuum pulsator
- J. J. Raynes, Inventor of cream-separator driving-apparatus
- J. J. Raynes, Inventor of internal-combustion engine driving-equalizer
- H. Harrison, Inventor of cooking-range
- A. L. J. Tait, Inventor of pot-lid
- J. Macalister, Inventor of tip-wagon
- E. A. G. Hamlin, Inventor of danger-signal conducting-fence
- S. J. Sutton, Inventor of milking-machine
- W. J. Teese, Inventor of milking-machine pulsator
- J. Shuker, Inventor of seed-thresher
- A. O. Pocock, Inventor of milking-machine
- S. R. Trevor, Inventor of rubber-devulcanizing
- A. E. Green, Inventor of trouser-stretcher
- A. D. Clemett, Inventor of collapsible box
- W. Broadbent, Inventor of collapsible box
- W. T. Sadd, Inventor of tow-treating machine
- F. Matthews, Inventor of cow-bail fastener
- J. Brockbank, Inventor of air-ship
- W. C. Meyer, Inventor of in-seam-sewing machine
- A. Bates, Inventor of sole-sewing machine
- E. Moss, Inventor of fire-alarm setting
- A. T. W. Allan, Inventor of concentrating-table
- F. J. Northcott, Inventor of milk-receiving means
- A. H. Wright, Inventor of advertising-display sheet
- J. C. Lewis, Registrar
🏭 Letters Patent Sealed
🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry16 August 1911
Patent, Letters Patent, Sealed, Inventions
51 names identified
- A. R. Christian, Inventor of trolley-pole lowering
- E. A. Reynolds, Inventor of trolley-pole lowering
- L. Banks, Inventor of collapsible box
- J. A. Warnock, Inventor of collapsible box
- C. Hogan, Inventor of spark-arrester
- T. Mence, Inventor of child-holder
- W. Morton, Inventor of franking-machine
- G. Honeywood, Inventor of mixing-machine
- W. J. Nuttall, Inventor of window-sash counterbalancing
- E. Price, Inventor of wire-tightener pawl
- M. Woods, Inventor of stone-dressing
- G. W. Gilbert, Inventor of stone-dressing
- J. Little, Inventor of stone-dressing
- H. B. Skertchly, Inventor of trousers-stretcher
- F. W. Payne, Inventor of mounting current-wheels
- G. Walker, Inventor of alcohol from flax gum
- C. R. Bell, Inventor of alcohol from flax gum
- F. Castle, Inventor of electric-alarm system
- E. J. Riddiford, Inventor of electric-alarm system
- W. E. Bidwill, Inventor of electric-alarm system
- L. L. McDermott, Inventor of electric-alarm system
- J. H. Burn, Inventor of post-marking machine
- J. Hirschhorn, Inventor of incandescent gas lamp
- D. B. Houghton, Inventor of incandescent gas lamp
- G. E. Cluett, Inventor of fencing-dropper
- C. B. Smith, Inventor of counter-sales check-bank
- J. H. Burn, Inventor of facing-up table for stamp-marking
- H. J. McBeth, Inventor of stirrup-leather release
- T. M. Taylor, Inventor of stirrup-leather release
- B. F. Cranwell, Inventor of fruit-tree sprayer
- A. Eppler, Inventor of shoe-sewing machine
- W. C. Meyer, Inventor of sewing-machine tension device
- C. P. Holmes, Inventor of sewing-machine tension device
- J. B. Hadaway, Inventor of leather-cutter
- A. F. Gunstone, Inventor of detachable wheel-rim
- W. M. Mackintosh, Inventor of tool
- T. Walton, Inventor of tool
- A. Gillies, Inventor of teat-cup
- A. N. Whitney, Inventor of rifle range
- B. F. Mayo, Inventor of heeling-machine
- W. T. Carling, Inventor of open store
- W. Lewis, Inventor of footwear-warming
- J. I. Rodway, Inventor of tire-inflating
- J. Esson, Inventor of tire-inflating
- L. C. Byce, Inventor of incubator
- A. E. Tilburn, Inventor of boot-polishing pad
- W. H. B. Bishop, Inventor of acetylene-generator
- E. J. M. Miller, Inventor of acetylene-generator
- P. McDermott, Inventor of plough share and point
- T. McDermott, Inventor of plough share and point
- A. Werner, Inventor of sheave-elevator
- J. C. Lewis, Registrar