✨ Patent Applications and Letters Patent
May 30.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1821
No. 31192.—20th May, 1911.†—ALEXANDER WYLLIE RODGER, of “Jesmond,” 88 Auckland Road, Norwood, London S.E., England, Gentleman. Improvements relating to the protection of window-curtains and the like.
Claim.—(1.) In a combination of devices consisting of a sash or the like and a detachable protective covering, which together form a compartment adapted to completely enclose the curtain or the like, applying the covering to the sash or the like by means of hinge-like fittings, the parts of which are readily separable from one another, so as to enable the covering to be quickly applied to and detached from the sash or the like, substantially as described. (Specification, 5s.)
[NOTE.—Here follow two other claims.]
No. 31239.—30th April, 1912.—JESSE MEAD, of Auckland, New Zealand, Engineer. An improved releaser for milking-machines.
Claims.—(1.) In milk-releasers, an intercepting-vessel arranged within the milk-pipe line, in combination with a pair of cylinders arranged beneath it, and means whereby each cylinder, alternately with the other, may be closed and connected with the intercepting-vessel and a source of vacuum while the other is cut off therefrom and opened, substantially as specified. . . . (3.) In milk-releasers, in combination, an intercepting-vessel arranged in the milk-pipe line; a pair of cylinders arranged beneath it; a disc-plate formed with an upper pair of ports each connected by a pipe-branch with one of the cylinders, and with a lower pair of ports each connected by a separate pipe-branch with one of the cylinders; a second disc-plate having an upper chamber on the front thereof connected with a source of vacuum, with port openings formed therein, arranged coincidently with the upper pair of ports in the first disc-plate, and having a lower chamber on the front thereof connected with the intercepting-vessel, with port openings formed therein, arranged coincidently with the lower pair of ports in the first disc-plate; and a third disc-plate arranged to rotate reciprocally between the other plates and formed with port openings therein, adapted at each limit of its movement to connect one each of the upper and lower ports of the first disc with the respective chambers on the second disc while cutting the other ports off therefrom, and means whereby such disc may be given a reciprocating partial rotation, substantially as specified. (Specification, 7s. 6d.)
[NOTE.—Here follow two other claims.]
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 upon 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 the Gazette.
J. C. LEWIS,
Registrar.
Provisional Specifications accepted.
Patent Office,
Wellington, 23rd May, 1912.
APPLICATIONS for Letters Patent, with provisional specifications, have been accepted as under:—
No. 30792.—R. C. Gardiner, hatpin.
No. 30922.—R. A. Rough, flax, &c., machine.
No. 30939.—H. Droutlege, teat-cup.
No. 30980.—T. Siddans and T. E. McMillan, flax-tail cutter.
No. 31039.—S. Philp, strawberry-protector.
No. 31074.—C. Suttie and M. H. Wynyard, flax-dresser.
No. 31082.—H. W. James, milk, &c., aerating and cooling.
No. 31132.—C. Suttie, scutching-machine.
No. 31140.—A. Myers, apron and overall combined.
No. 31163.—J. Cochrane and W. Massey, fluid agitation, heating, &c.
No. 31167.—C. S. Pees, F. Charlton, and A. A. Whitelaw, cinematographic-picture production and projection.
No. 31170.—L. S. Barrell, milk-releaser.
No. 31175.—H. Curlett, cow-tail clip. (A. Wastall.)
No. 31179.—A. E. Lowe, bicycle-driving gear.
No. 31187.—J. Bulte, hatpin-point protector.
No. 31191.—P. E. Loach, malt-essence-extracting machine.
No. 31193.—J. S. Downs, spouting-bracket.
No. 31196.—G. Wallace and J. E. Graham, advertising-sign.
No. 31200.—L. V. Leonard, belt-fastener.
No. 31203.—United Shoe Machinery Company, pulling-over, &c., machine. (R. F. McFeely.)
No. 31210.—W. J. Harvey, tire.
No. 31211.—D. D. Sneddon, teat-cup.
No. 31212.—H. Preston, lotion for mammitis.
No. 31215.—J. S. Wearn, soap-holder.
No. 31216.—K. Beresford, cold-storage box.
No. 31218.—W. J. Fahey, hatpin-point protector.
No. 31219.—P. F. Smith, fencing.
No. 31220.—J. D. Hunter, pasteurizer.
No. 31221.—D. A. Eberlet and J. C. P. Kirkwood, sweet-vending device.
No. 31224.—S. Sadler, milking-machine pulsator.
No. 31225.—W. H. Gibson, stock-branding composition.
No. 31232.—M. Mouat, closet-flush.
No. 31233.—F. Stubbs, concrete-construction frame.
No. 31234.—B. F. Cranwell, seat-standard.
No. 31237.—G. A. Chapman, tire-deflation alarm.
No. 31240.—F. W. Klein, retaining bed-clothes in position.
No. 31242.—F. T. McAnulty, hurdle-hinge attaching.
No. 31243.—F. T. McAnulty, spreader-end fastener.
No. 31244.—W. Gibson, bowls-distance measurer.
No. 31246.—B. W. Taylor, boring-bit.
No. 31247.—W. Taylor, sen., smoking-pipe.
No. 31249.—C. A. Yeager, teat-cup.
No. 31253.—R. Hopkins, telephone-receiver.
No. 31259.—F. Pratt, telephone mouthpiece-cleansing device.
No. 31266.—J. W. McGill, pin-cushion attachment to sewing-machine.
[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 9th to the 22nd May, 1912, inclusive:—
No. 27625.—A. Parker, J. E. Ffrost, and S. Salek, memorandum, &c., and envelope.
No. 28575.—M. Brock, heel-lasting mechanism.
No. 28694.—J. C. P. Kirkwood, electric heating-apparatus, &c., controller.
No. 28701.—J. C. P. Kirkwood, electric iron.
No. 28811.—D. B. Morison, liquid-cooling apparatus.
No. 28889.—Imperial Cash Register Company, Limited, cash-register. (C. Bristow.)
No. 29036.—S. B. Forscutt, target.
No. 29069.—A. Y. Ross, lever, jack, &c., pawl operating.
No. 29070.—J. W. Boyce, garment-pattern drafting.
No. 29085.—G. Struthers and J. Brown, washing-machine. (W. McMillan.)
No. 29121.—Globe Printing Company, Limited, printing, perforating, &c., machine. (A. Parker, J. E. Ffrost, and S. Salek.)
No. 29122.—H. W. Davies, bath, &c., water heater.
No. 29123.—W. A. Bone, J. W. Wilson, and C. D. McCourt, heating liquids.
No. 29153.—Levin and Co., Limited, sheep-shearing machine. (A. G. Hutchinson.)
No. 29157.—United Shoe Machinery Company, sole and heel finishing shaft. (H. W. Winter.)
No. 29165.—J. Wylie, tea-infuser, &c. (R. Wylie.)
No. 29173.—C. S. McFarlane, gas-production.
No. 29178.—J. H. Graham, tramway-point operating.
No. 29203.—United Shoe Machinery Company, boot-assembling machine. (O. Ashton.)
No. 29343.—T. McGann and R. G. Pitts, window-fastening.
No. 29799.—E. L. Wright, roofing-tile.
No. 30061.—J. Coutts, hose-coupling.
No. 30118.—J. Sharp, jun., and F. L. Petersen, pen-nib reservoir.
No. 30207.—F. Kerby, belt-fastener.
No. 39303.—E. Hayes, wire, &c., coiling machine.
No. 30304.—J. Chudleigh and J. W. Fell, Westinghouse-brake valve, &c.
No. 30400.—Mono Service Vessels, Limited, paper vessel, &c. (E. Z. Taylor.)
No. 30401.—Mono Service Vessels, Limited, paper vessel, &c. (E. Z. Taylor.)
No. 30409.—C. Cooper, spanner.
No. 30415.—C. D. Hastings, vehicle-spring. (E. A. Nelson.)
No. 30417.—P. L. Crowe, stoker mechanism.
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NZ Gazette 1912, No 48
✨ LLM interpretation of page content
🏭 Improvement to window-curtain protection
🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry20 May 1911
Patent, Window-curtains, Protection, Detachable covering, Hinge fittings
- Alexander Wyllie Rodger (Gentleman), Patent applicant for window-curtain protection
🌾 Improved releaser for milking-machines
🌾 Primary Industries & Resources30 April 1912
Patent, Milking machines, Releaser, Intercepting vessel, Vacuum cylinders
- Jesse Mead, Patent applicant for milking-machine releaser
🏭 Accepted Provisional Patent Specifications
🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry23 May 1912
Patents, Provisional specifications, Inventions, Applications
53 names identified
- R. C. Gardiner, Patent applicant for hatpin
- R. A. Rough, Patent applicant for flax machine
- H. Droutlege, Patent applicant for teat-cup
- T. Siddans, Patent applicant for flax-tail cutter
- T. E. McMillan, Patent applicant for flax-tail cutter
- S. Philp, Patent applicant for strawberry-protector
- C. Suttie, Patent applicant for flax-dresser
- M. H. Wynyard, Patent applicant for flax-dresser
- H. W. James, Patent applicant for milk aerating and cooling
- C. Suttie, Patent applicant for scutching-machine
- A. Myers, Patent applicant for apron and overall combined
- J. Cochrane, Patent applicant for fluid agitation, heating, &c.
- W. Massey, Patent applicant for fluid agitation, heating, &c.
- C. S. Pees, Patent applicant for cinematographic-picture production and projection
- F. Charlton, Patent applicant for cinematographic-picture production and projection
- A. A. Whitelaw, Patent applicant for cinematographic-picture production and projection
- L. S. Barrell, Patent applicant for milk-releaser
- H. Curlett, Patent applicant for cow-tail clip
- A. Wastall, Patent applicant for cow-tail clip
- A. E. Lowe, Patent applicant for bicycle-driving gear
- J. Bulte, Patent applicant for hatpin-point protector
- P. E. Loach, Patent applicant for malt-essence-extracting machine
- J. S. Downs, Patent applicant for spouting-bracket
- G. Wallace, Patent applicant for advertising-sign
- J. E. Graham, Patent applicant for advertising-sign
- L. V. Leonard, Patent applicant for belt-fastener
- R. F. McFeely, Patent applicant for pulling-over machine
- W. J. Harvey, Patent applicant for tire
- D. D. Sneddon, Patent applicant for teat-cup
- H. Preston, Patent applicant for lotion for mammitis
- J. S. Wearn, Patent applicant for soap-holder
- K. Beresford, Patent applicant for cold-storage box
- W. J. Fahey, Patent applicant for hatpin-point protector
- P. F. Smith, Patent applicant for fencing
- J. D. Hunter, Patent applicant for pasteurizer
- D. A. Eberlet, Patent applicant for sweet-vending device
- J. C. P. Kirkwood, Patent applicant for sweet-vending device
- S. Sadler, Patent applicant for milking-machine pulsator
- W. H. Gibson, Patent applicant for stock-branding composition
- M. Mouat, Patent applicant for closet-flush
- F. Stubbs, Patent applicant for concrete-construction frame
- B. F. Cranwell, Patent applicant for seat-standard
- G. A. Chapman, Patent applicant for tire-deflation alarm
- F. W. Klein, Patent applicant for retaining bed-clothes in position
- F. T. McAnulty, Patent applicant for hurdle-hinge attaching
- F. T. McAnulty, Patent applicant for spreader-end fastener
- W. Gibson, Patent applicant for bowls-distance measurer
- B. W. Taylor, Patent applicant for boring-bit
- W. sen. Taylor, Patent applicant for smoking-pipe
- C. A. Yeager, Patent applicant for teat-cup
- R. Hopkins, Patent applicant for telephone-receiver
- F. Pratt, Patent applicant for telephone mouthpiece-cleansing device
- J. W. McGill, Patent applicant for pin-cushion attachment to sewing-machine
- J. C. Lewis, Registrar
🏭 Letters Patent Sealed
🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry22 May 1912
Letters Patent, Sealed, Inventions, Applications
42 names identified
- A. Parker, Patent for memorandum and envelope
- J. E. Ffrost, Patent for memorandum and envelope
- S. Salek, Patent for memorandum and envelope
- M. Brock, Patent for heel-lasting mechanism
- J. C. P. Kirkwood, Patent for electric heating-apparatus controller
- J. C. P. Kirkwood, Patent for electric iron
- D. B. Morison, Patent for liquid-cooling apparatus
- C. Bristow, Patent for cash-register
- S. B. Forscutt, Patent for target
- A. Y. Ross, Patent for lever, jack, &c., pawl operating
- J. W. Boyce, Patent for garment-pattern drafting
- G. Struthers, Patent for washing-machine
- J. Brown, Patent for washing-machine
- W. McMillan, Patent for washing-machine
- A. Parker, Patent for printing, perforating machine
- J. E. Ffrost, Patent for printing, perforating machine
- S. Salek, Patent for printing, perforating machine
- H. W. Davies, Patent for bath water heater
- W. A. Bone, Patent for heating liquids
- J. W. Wilson, Patent for heating liquids
- C. D. McCourt, Patent for heating liquids
- A. G. Hutchinson, Patent for sheep-shearing machine
- H. W. Winter, Patent for sole and heel finishing shaft
- R. Wylie, Patent for tea-infuser
- C. S. McFarlane, Patent for gas-production
- J. H. Graham, Patent for tramway-point operating
- O. Ashton, Patent for boot-assembling machine
- T. McGann, Patent for window-fastening
- R. G. Pitts, Patent for window-fastening
- E. L. Wright, Patent for roofing-tile
- J. Coutts, Patent for hose-coupling
- J. jun. Sharp, Patent for pen-nib reservoir
- F. L. Petersen, Patent for pen-nib reservoir
- F. Kerby, Patent for belt-fastener
- E. Hayes, Patent for wire coiling machine
- J. Chudleigh, Patent for Westinghouse-brake valve
- J. W. Fell, Patent for Westinghouse-brake valve
- E. Z. Taylor, Patent for paper vessel
- E. Z. Taylor, Patent for paper vessel
- C. Cooper, Patent for spanner
- E. A. Nelson, Patent for vehicle-spring
- P. L. Crowe, Patent for stoker mechanism