INVENTIONS PROTECTED

Mataura Ensign, Issue 1416, 26 November 1904, Page 3

INVENTIONS PROTECTED

During the fortnight ending November 21, Messrs Baldwin and Rayivavd, j latent attorneys, Wellington, prepared and filed the following applications for protection under the "Patents Designs and Trade Mark Act" : I*. W. Maddox, Auckland, an improved broom ; John Snowden, Durgaville, a bullock-bow key; Adolf Glas, Berlin, a milk powder ; G. Finn and A. S. Pike, Wellington, trade, mark, "Finpiko" ; D. McCatlum, Jnyercargill, mixture for curing* yacon, fish, meat, and similar food ; W. G. Cloke, Patea, an improved furnace for the treatment of ironsand ; Richard Simmonds, Auckland, an improved carrier for eggs, fruit and the like ; E. V. Jones, Christehureh, trade mark, "Yum Yum" ; IT. W. Candy. Christehureh. an improved tug-stop tor vehicle shafts ; Joseph He.Uev, Victoria, cream ran covering : W. .1. llae, Melbourne, time-table for trains ; L. Adamson. Waimate, an improved apparatus for the collection of rain water ; Joseph Nathan and Co., Wei ling-ton, trade mark "Defiance ; Henry Ashworth, Wadcstown. railway time-table ; C 4. Finn and A. S. Pike, Wellington, an improved eggcarrier : J. F. Wilson, Tnvercargill, an improved friction clutch ; Toxnard and Monrad, I'almerston North, apparatus for increasing the cream test in milk : J. G. Dennison, Tiniaru, an improved potato digger; Ingram and Thompson, Nelson, trade murk, ' The Crab ' : R. D. Kelly, Pigeon Bay, an improved breeching arrangement for harness. Baldwin and liayward's hand-book on Patents for Inventions is obtainable free on application. Just issued—pamphlet describing the new Patent Law of the Commonwealth of Australia ; sent post free to any address on application.