INVENTIONS PROTECTED
During the period ending June 19 Messrs Baldwin and Rayward, patent attorneys, Wellington (district managers, Mirama Bros., Joels Buildings, Crawford street, Dunedin), prepared and filed the following; applications for protection under- the Patents, Designs, and Trade Marks Act : —
J. G. Turton, Melbourne, cultivators and seeders ; J. Harker, Dunedin, trade mark "Lc Beau"'; W. W. Pilkington, Wellington, improved churn; T. G. and G. H. Swan. Wanganui, trade mark "Ferro Stout " ; James Gray (Reid and GrayJ, Dunedin, fertiliser conductor for drills ; Isaac Harrison and George Bagley, Wellington, device, for delivering oil, paint, etc ;j G. Hutchinson, Seatoun, milking machinery j| D. H. M'Guinness, Victoria, elevating hand truck; G. F. Newman, Christchurch, cinder grid or basket for attachment to fire grates; Thos. Falvey, Wellington, steam turbine ; R. W. Ashcroft, Pahiatua, and S. Ashcroffc, M. Morgan, A. Webber, and A. C. Pooock, Danncvirke, improvements in water closets; L. E. Papworth, Wellington, holder fou neckties, ribbons, etc. ; R. H. Carroll, Petone, pipe wrench and shiitinsr spanner; A. Hatrick, Wanganui, trade mark, label; 1 James Gray (Reid and Gray), Dunedin, device for sowing mangold seeds; W. ,T. Fryer, Pahia, ironing board and shirft clamp ; A. Storrie, Invercargill, combine I implement for ridging and sowing; G. Chewmgs, Mossburn, straining fencingwires; J. F. Liebentritl, Sydney, multitubular steam boilers ; International Harvester Company, U.S.A.. manufacture of twine ;< T. J. Cahill, Wa.ihi, soles for boots; C. W. Gordon, Melbourne, adiustable pedaS strap for cycles ; H. Beny, Victoria, knifecleaner; W. Y. H. Hall and J. E. Jor.es. Invercargill, doorstep and burglaa- alarm;' W. O. Beere. Wellington, mathematical instrument: T. C. Fowler and Co., Palmers, ton North, trade mark.
Progress, an illustrated monthly journa 1 , devoted to invention and progress in all departments of science and industry. First number will appear shortly ; subscription 5s per j'ear. Full particulars obtainable from the editor, cave Baldwin and Ra.yward, patent attorneys, Wellington ; branch offices. Auckland. Christchurch, Dunedin. Invercargill, etc.
According to the Frp c Press, Balclutha, Mr John Tyson intends going ahead with his proposed oil launch service, and hopes to have a launch running wirh the advent; ol spring. He has s-ecim'd_a first-clasa-Thornycroft oil engine, which is expected to ensure a speed of seven miles an hour against the current, and he is at present: negotiating for the construction of a suit-> able boat. His intention is to run daily from the old Pilot Station landino- in Molv--neux Bay to Balclutha, thence "to Green--field, carrying passengers, small goods, and
Permanent link to this item
https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/OW19050628.2.47
Bibliographic details
Otago Witness, Issue 2676, 28 June 1905, Page 17
Word Count
406INVENTIONS PROTECTED Otago Witness, Issue 2676, 28 June 1905, Page 17
Using This Item
Allied Press Ltd is the copyright owner for the Otago Witness. You can reproduce in-copyright material from this newspaper for non-commercial use under a Creative Commons New Zealand BY-NC-SA licence. This newspaper is not available for commercial use without the consent of Allied Press Ltd. For advice on reproduction of out-of-copyright material from this newspaper, please refer to the Copyright guide.