PATENTS.

Hawera Star, Volume LIII, 1 November 1933, Page 7

PATENTS.

Henry Hughes Limited, Patent and Trade Mark Agents (authorised by the N.Z. Govt.), report the following list of applications for patents in New Zealand, as compiled from the Government Journal of October 19, 1933: Auckland. —F. F. Turley, winding wool or the like into a bail; Parker Engineering and Foundry Co. Ltd., milk-can washing machine; J. O. Kay and R. R. Talbot, control means of the fuel supply to oil burners; C. S. Goodwill, radio reception apparatus ; E. W. Platt, gramophone disc record; H. Eaddy, top-dressing machine; \Y. and G. Products Ltd., machine for making clothes-pegs; T. H. Smith, J. Davies and J. M. Brown, measuring commodities: VY. H. and P'. R. Harvey, sheet-metal-bending machine; G. B. Bartlett. TT. R. and J. H. Dalton, waterspray; J. C. Reynolds and H. O. C. C. Beer and J. Johnson, milkingmachine. Wellington.—Cathie and Sons, Ltd., trousers: J. A Duley and R. J. F. Thomson, display stand; Y. E. Donald, wool-press: S. .\l. B. O'liyec.rona and C. C. Judge, malking-niaehine; AY. Maddison, casement window ; P. F. Barker, F. Valentine and D. Ross, treatment of sheep and cattle feet; J. C. P. Kirkwood, electric water system. Canterbury —O. T.- Nalder, burner fo fuel oil; G. T. Heppell. goldsaving means; E'. C. Taylor, mechanical stoker. Otago.—M. C. Paterson, foot-warm-ing appliance. The firm of Henry Hughes Limited nas been established for over 50 years and prosecutes a large proportion of the New Zealand patent business. Send for free pamphlet., "Advice to Inventors.” Offices—2l4-217 D.I.C. Building, Laniibton Quay, AVellington; 209 Dilworth Building, Queen Street., Auckland; and A.M.P. Building, Dunedin. Local agent: T. B. Crump, solicitor, Eltham.