PATENTS.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LIII, Issue LIII, 22 May 1908, Page 3

PATENTS.

Henry Hughes, Patent and Trade ' Marks Agent (authorised by New Zealand Government) reports ithc \following list of patent -applications in New Zealand, compiled from Government Gazette of 14th May : — Auckland : Richardson and ScotA, treating New Zealand hemp; P. ! Bock, supporting boxes on window display cards; J. Bufctcrworth, fire alarm; J. Wilson, ferro-concrete structure; A. Schmidit, spring bed wire fabric; C. Burgon, ship's course indicator; G. Westmoreland, spouting "bracket; R. Walter, 'envelope; M. Higgins, detecting escape of air. from air brake; Sufctie and Wynyard, fibre cleaner; Meagher and Ellis, reinforced concrete post. Wellington : D. Amesbury, spiral wire plug for tobacco pipe; C. Kehdiick, unwinding barbed wire; Jaokson and Pierce, windmill; C. Clayton, spiral spring -heeled insole; J. Wilson? vehicle spring attachment;' W. Rough, carburet/feel air manufacture ; P. and G. Bulmer, teat cup ; L. and E. RieicEel, fire alarm, temperature recorder; J. Christophersen, corkscrew; W. Smith, siphon; C. DahJ, vacuum milking machine ; M. NewbouM, electrical conductor cut off, electric tramway; E. Austin, spirit level ; P. Pickering, flooring -cramp ; J. Kibblewhite, window sash. Canterbury : P. and D. Duncan, turnip cutter ; J. Mulligan, hose coupling; F., Yon Rome, boot upper; W. Pearcs, travelling trunks; J. O'Callaghan, bicycle pump connection ; M. Saunders, wave motor ; D. Finlay, 'knife sharpener. Otago : W. Bennett, coles and heete for boot%; T. Morris, projection of atepa in vehicles; Slinger and Knox, air jnlet for drainage ; W. Quertier, umbrella; J. Douglas, trolley pole controller ; A: Anderson, weight indisaitor ; A. Rocard, reinforced concrete pipe; E. Reynolds, room occupancy indicator. Mr Hughes' firm has "been established for over 25 yeans, and handles the bulk of the New Zealand patent business. Send for free pamphlet, "Advice to Inventors." Offices: Queen's Chambers, Wellington ; 103 Queen atreet, Auckland; 183 street, Christ- | church ; and A.M.P. Buildings, Dunedin. (Local representative, H. Temple Alkin6on, solicitor.)

Fifty-six Japanese tourists were to arrive i<n London on May 1. This is the first time that a large party of Japanese tourists have set out to tour countries otheT than their own.

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