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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 8 September 1925, Page 3

PATENTS.

Henry Hughes, Ltd., Patents and Trade Marks Agents (authorised bj r the N.Z. Government), report the following list of applications for patents in New Zealand, as compiled from the Government Journal of- the 27th August, 1925: — Auckland. —W. R. Cockburn, milking machine releaser, milking machine teat cups; C. E. E. Allen, milk can ventilator; D. McL. Wallace, milk stirring and sample removing appliance; T. B. Howard, bedstead fitting; R. A, Foreman, milk cooling or heating means; W. J. Tinline, shelf “support; 1. R. Webster, milking machine pipe line aerating; Page, Dickson and MeElwain, fire grate. Wellington. —-H. M. Orr, combined saddle girth surcingle; C. H. Gower, broadcasting artificial manures; Lumley and Lumley, milking machine releaser; Velvossa- Advertising Signs, Ltd., advertising sign; S. A. Mills, pessary; T. C. Gornford, .jack. Canterbury.—A. E. Gill, device for use as a swimming aid; J. N. Robinson, electric wire carrying insulators: C. H. Thorby, gate; P. T. Webb, railway device; A. R. E. Amor, swingletree, L. Rose. clip. Otago.—W. E. Maealister, fencing dropper; R. F. Smaill, woolpack. The firm of Henry Hughes, Ltd., has been established' for over 40 years and handles the bulk of New Zealand patent business. Send for free pamphlet, “ Advice to Inventors.” Offices: 157 Featherston Street, Wellington; Exchange Lane, Queen Street, Auckland; Cathedral Square, -Christchurch; and A.M.P. Buildings, Dunedin.

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