PATENTS.

Greymouth Evening Star, 19 June 1912, Page 8

PATENTS.

Henry Hughes, Limited, patent and trade marks agents (authorised by the New Zealand Government) reports the following list of patent applications in New Zealand compiled from the Government Gazette of 13th June:— j Auckland. N. Levien, door, etc. latch ;J. J. Haynes, water heater; E. Banon, hatpin point holder; 8. Williams, luggage labels; N. Ohms, fireproof partition for houses ,etc; J .Beamish, game apparatus. Wellington.—-I. Welsh, scullery draining board; Forlong and Whitehead, plough subsoil .etc,., attachment; D .McCrae ,spring mattress; A. Burges, flax cleaning machine; Hodgkinaon, Duncan and Francis ,cash register; G. E. Cluett, reinforcement bar for ferro concrete; T. Eustege, liquid fuel heating apparatus; bicycle hood or cover; J. Thompson, hat pi nprotector; G .Collins, washing machine; W. Maxwell, pneumatic tyres; W. Cantelin, water wheel; F. Merchant, device for cranking machinery; C. Bricknell, target; B. Harkness, vacuum valve and pulsator. Canterbury.—E. J .Barrett, paint brush attachment; E. Wallace, tree uprooting; J. Walshe, gearless engine; Sherlock and Kennedy, spouting bracket; W .M, Nelson, door for tramway cars; Whitaker and McKenzie, releaser for milking machines ; W .T. Fowler, reaping machines; Caldwell, Langdon and Parkin, soldering cans, etc. ; J. Yorbach, ham hook. Otago.—J .McGregor, fire grate and fee dattachment; G .Edwards, (lax stripper; J. Garside, tag strap protector; 8. Harris, brooch, ’ etc. pin; F. Raymond, squeezing juices from fibres, etc. ; J. Lyall, lids of tins .etc; W. Dali, single notch fence droppers; Morgan and Bennet, .bag and parcel carriers; Walker and Marriage, boiler frames; A. McKinlay, egg boater. The firm of Henry Hughes Limited has been established for over twenty-five years and handles the bulk of the New Zealand patent business. Send for free pamphlet, “Advice to Inventors,” offices 157 Foatherston Street, Wellington; 105 Queen Street, Auckland ; 128 Hereford Street, Christchurch, and A.M.P. Buildings, Dunedin. (Local representative, Mark Sprot and Co.)