MAY 16.]
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
Cairns, P., Timaru, N.Z. ..
Franke, T., Schöneberg, Berlin, Ger...
Braun, H. C. H., London, Eng..
Von Kramer, H., Erdington, Eng. ...
McGill, J. W., Christchurch, N.Z.
Palmer, D. P., Christchurch, N.Z. .
Ritchie, E. J., Christchurch, N.Z.
Forlong, D. G., Bunnythorpe, N.Z.
Whitehead, H. W., Raumai, N.Z.
Lindsay, J., Green Island, N.Z.
Beardsley, M. J., Christchurch, N.Z.
Wallace, E. H., Christchurch, N.Z. .
TomS, E., Palmerston North, N.Z.
Neighbour, A. G. L., Beaumaris, Vic.
Alexander, A. E., St. Kilda, Vic. .
Alexander, E., Waverley, N.S.W. .
Hurley, D. J., Sale, Vic. .
May, H. K., Whangarei, N.Z.
Marsh, G., Te Pahu, N.Z.
Walshe, J. J., Reefton, N.Z.
Coyne, P., Tapuhi, N.Z. .
Gregory, J., Auckland, N.Z.
McKinlay, A., Dunedin, N.Z. (McKinlay, F. G.)
Dimant, E., Melbourne, Vic.
Constantinescu, G., London, Eng.
Constantinescu, G., London, Eng.
Constantinescu, G., London, Eng.
Cairns, P., Timaru, N.Z.
Automatic Electric Company, Chicago, U.S.A. (Martin, T. G.)
Automatic Electric Company, Chicago, U.S.A. (Blessing,
J. G., and Willis, B. D.)
Automatic Electric Company, Chicago, U.S.A. (Martin,
T. G.)
Automatic Electric Company, Chicago, U.S.A. (Martin,
T. G.)
Automatic Electric Company, Chicago, U.S.A. (Erick-
son, J.)
Automatic Electric Company, Chicago, U.S.A. (Keith,
A. E.)
Automatic Electric Company, Chicago, U.S.A. (Hulit,
J. A.)
Automatic Electric Company, Chicago, U.S.A. (Keith,
A. E.)
Automatic Electric Company, Chicago, U.S.A. (Blessing,
J. G.)
Automatic Electric Company, Chicago, U.S.A. (Willis,
B. D.)
Automatic Electric Company, Chicago, U.S.A. (Erick-
son, J.)
Complete Specifications filed after Provisionals.
LIST of complete specifications filed after provisional
specifications from the 26th April to the 9th May,
1912, inclusive:—
No. 29943.—F. Rose and L. H. Evans, ruler.
No. 29951.—E. J. Garrett, paint, &c., brush attachment.
No. 29952.—W. C. R. Cantelin, water-wheel.
No. 29964.—J. Coombe, punch.
No. 29978.—F. S. Marchant, crank-pin, &c., turning.
No. 29993.—E. Moss, thermostat-setting.
No. 30005.—F. J. Northcott, milk-receiver.
No. 30027.—R. W. Caldwell, J. W. Langdon, and A. Par-
kin, soldering cans.
No. 30052.—E. J. Banon, hatpin-point holder.
No. 30244.—W. Dall, fence-dropper.
No. 30502.—A. Hind, machine sheep-shear hand-piece.
No. 30552.—A. J. W. Munden and J. M. Muir, electrical
announcer.
No. 30810.—A. J. W. Munden and J. M. Muir, electrical
announcer.
No. 30916.—O. R. Trinder, saucepan attachment.
Notice of Acceptance of Complete Specifications.
Patent Office,
Wellington, 15th May, 1912.
COMPLETE specifications relating to the un-
dermentioned applications for Letters Patent
have been accepted, and are open to public inspec-
tion at this office. Any person may, at any time
within two months from the date of this Gazette,
give me notice in writing of opposition to the grant
of any such patent. Such notice must set forth
the particular grounds of objection, and be in
duplicate. A fee of 10s. is payable thereon.
The copies of claims and extracts from the speci-
fications and drawings are merely intended to give
Hatpin-point protector ; 31262; 6th May.
Liquid expression; 31263; 7th May.
Bottle-stoppering; 31264; 8th May, 1911.+
Railway-traffic control; 31265; 7th May.
Pin-cushion attachment to sewing-machine; 31266; 7th
May.
Furniture-spring; 31267; 7th May.
Teat-cup; 31268; 7th May.
Soil-drainer plough-attachment; 31269; 8th May.
Soil-drainer plough-attachment; 31269; 8th May.
Voting-paper; 31270; 8th May.
Raft; 31271; 8th May.
Tree-uprooting apparatus ; 31272; 8th May.
Shovel; 31273; 8th May.
Fluid-motor; 31274; 9th May.
Floor-polishing appliance; 31275; 9th May.
Floor-polishing appliance; 31275; 9th May.
Door-controller; 31276; 9th May.
Measure-funnel; 31277; 9th May.
Clamp-iron for swingletree; 31278; 9th May.
Engine, gearless second motion; 31279; 9th May.
Animal-ear marker; 31280; 8th May.
Vehicle-lamp attachment; 31281; 8th May,
Egg-beater; 31282; 7th May.
Truss; 31283; 7th May.
Carburettor; 31284; 26th May, 1911.+
Carburettor; 31285; 13th July, 1911.+
Carburettor; 31286; 3rd August, 1911.+
Hat-fastener; 31287; 10th May.
Telephone system; 31288; 8th May.
Telephone system; 31289; 8th May.
Telephone system; 31290; 8th May.
Telephone system; 31291; 8th May.
Telephone system; 31292; 8th May.
Telephone system; 31293; 8th May.
Signalling system; 31294; 8th May.
Telephone system; 31295; 8th May.
Telephone system; 31296; 8th May.
Telephone system; 31297; 8th May.
Line-protective device; 31298; 8th May.
some further indication of the invention than is
disclosed in the title, and the complete specifica-
tions and drawings should be referred to for a
description of the invention.
No. 29492.—29th April, 1911.—JOHN HURLE and ARCHI-
BALD BURRELL ROBERTSON, Engineers, of New Plymouth,
New Zealand. A combined vacuum-operated motor and
pump for elevating milk and other liquids.
Claims.—(1.) Means for elevating milk and other liquids,
consisting in the combination of a pump with a reciprocating
motor actuated by vacuum and connected with the pump to
convey its reciprocations thereto, substantially as speci-
fied....(3.) In means for actuating pumps, a motor
consisting of a pair of cylinders of relatively different
diameters arranged in tandem, and provided with pistons
connected together with a piston-rod, and with a connection
leading from a source of vacuum into the outer end of the
smaller cylinder, a second pair of cylinders arranged in
tandem in a line parallel with the main cylinders, piston-
valves connected together by a rod mounted therein, means
upon the main piston-rod for engaging with the piston-valve
rod and for actuating it with the reciprocal movements
thereof, a connection between the source of vacuum and one
of such cylinders, and a connection between this cylinder and
the outer end of the larger main cylinder, so arranged that at
one limit of movement of the piston-valve therein connection
will be made between the vacuum-pipe and the connection
leading to the main cylinder, and at the other limit such
connection will be broken and the connection to the main
cylinder open to air, substantially as specified.
(Specification, 7s. 6d.)
[NOTE.—Here follow two other claims.]
No. 29512.—4th May, 1911.—GEOFFREY PORTER, of
Dunedin, New Zealand, Engineer. Improvements in and
relating to fire-alarm systems.*
Extract from Specification.—My invention consists in pro-
viding, in addition to a metallic closed circuit, a secondary
open circuit with an earth return and its own annunciator