PATENTS.

Manawatu Times, Volume LXIV, Issue 106, 8 May 1907, Page 3

PATENTS.

Henry Hughes, patent and trade marks agent (authorised by New Zealand Government), reports the following list of patent applications in New Zealand, compiled from the Government Gazette of the 4th April, 1907. Auckland: Cranwell, Allan, and Trudgeon, independent broadcaster; D. McKenzie, easy chair; N. Hansen, axe; E. j Bates, instrument for use in speying I cows, etc.; G. Wakelin, combined gene- | rator and holder of acetylene gas: G. Newman, target for rifle ranges; T. Stewart, cleaning ships' hulls; F.Brown, lining tube mills. "Wellington: L. Hooker, perch carrier; Gray and Thornton, pocket of wearing apparel; G. Bretherton, plough 5 Page and Anderson, concrete structure; C. Jansen, draining clothes in washing ; F. Lampen, signalling flag ; J. Murdock, toilet cabinet: H. Gilling, milking machine; H. Mackay, bicycle chain guard ; M. Wilson, collapsible box; W. Alexander, moisture tester; E. McDougall, dividing and wrapping blocks of butter. Canterbury. —A. and H. Bradley, constructing lead cilmes; C. Kidd, pedal strap for bicycles; Young and Kerr, machine for issuing tickets, etc.; D. McLean, tire; F. Thompson, bracket attachment for blinds; G. Booth, flax stripper attachment. Otago.—J. Barden, small bird trap; J. Christie, tram rail cleaner; W. Potts, attachment to dredges; A. Moss, electric shop alarm mat; A. Todd, seed sower j Stephens and Mahoney, tire; A. Storrie, milking can; K. Gillingham, oven of cooking range; T. Christie, skylight; R. Douglas, machinery roller; Usher wood and Hanlon, valve gear for engine; R Douglas, protector for links of running machinery. Mr Hughes' firm has been established lor over 20 years, and handles the bulk oi the New Zealand patent business. Sent for free pamphlet, " Advice to Inventors." Offices—Queen's Chambers, Wellington 103 Queen street, Auckland; 183 Hereforc street, Christchurch; and A.M.P. Build ings, Dunedin.