PATENTS

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXVI, 22 December 1933, Page 7

PATENTS

Henry Hughes Limited, Talent and Trade-mark Agents (authorised by the N.Z. (lovei'iimeiit) report the following list of applieafioiis for palcnls in New Zealand, as compiled from the (loveinmeiit Journal of the 14th December, 1933: Auckland : C. W ratten ami, 11. lb Isaac, direction indicator for motorvehicles; A. S. Levin, barrow tine; Richardson liros. Ltd . tractor operated bay sweep; Speedway Steam .Products Ltd., water beating and steam generating apparatus; 11. Burton and I'. lb Rlominski. delecting and warning device; E. W. I’ve, friction drive pulley : : E. i’aton, leal meter; 11. C. Rasmussen and (I. Phillips, I'eneingslaplc.; \Y. Accv, gale-fastener. Wellington : ,\. Philip, cooler and agitator for milk; J. Robertson, centrifugal pump; 11. is. Maunder and K. A. Macdonald, eleOii,- water beater: 11. h. Mayer, iwasnre : •! I!. '“‘i range, mast. Canterbury: J. A. ileskett, syntlic(if basic slag fertiliser. Otago: W. Rooney, gold-saving device ;J. Hamilton agffl Lee, sunvel , S. A. Anderson, electric lamp.

McTavisb, who had greatly enjoyed himself during the Christmas holidays, sat with his head between bis hands. “It can’t be done,” lie moaned. “What can't be done?” asked bis wife. “You canna have a merry Christmas and j a happy New Year.”

Carol Singers: “Will’you patronise tli’ carol singer, please, sir?” House Agent: “But we’ve not heard you sing yet.” “Well, we sang at an empty ’ouse last I night, an’ it said, ‘apply to the | agents.’ ”

Amiable. Youth: “I say, Tommy, aren't you going to give me your sister for a Christmas present?” . Tommy: “Sorry ! 1 can’t. When 1 caught Mr Spoon kissing her last night she made me promise that I wouldn’t give her away.”