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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 13701, 3 June 1915, Page 8

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PATENTS. Henry Hughes (Limited), Patents and Trade Marks agents (authorised by N.Z: Government), reports the following-'llM; of patent applications in 1 New Zealand as compiled from Government Journal of 27th May:— . Auckland: J. Lock, pianoforte; K. Brom-. . wich, blouse; Uhodes and Cusack, startI ing gate; C. and W. Gardiner, n\'.l ''*•; v j machine: F. Evans, flax* blades 'di*essirig; 'M. Wynyard, tow conveyer- X. Defarelle. line-fishing snood; A. Harvey, 'can lid; J.VChristophersen;..sGrew wrencli? J. -Conquest, gaiter or legging; -G./pidham,- herd te^t table; J. Noorian, gas cooking lappli'aiice; Hampton and McCoskrie, h'ose'cdtip- , ling; G. Jensen, lamb-tatllng apparatus; C. Peace,' caliphont: V. 'Peglei*. "haulage 'grip. Wellington: E. Lees,^vehicle-' side light; H. Forrester, air propulsion; J. Taylor, valve apparatus; A. 8.. Robertson, milking machine air regulator; J. 'Clancey, fencing post; W. "Bailey/ lever snaffle; J. Manor, rat trap; Blrtwistle and ! Jones, fastening Insulation "on boilers; IF: Brown, milk pulsator releaser; K. i Jackson. , internal combustion enginer G. Warburton, letter catch; Tiki, Ltd;; necktie; H. R. Jenkins, teat cup> F. Wildbore, aeroplane bomb; L. Michel, milking machine; S. Ellison, dentalrplate powder; J. Whitelaw, dressing wardrobe; J. Bass, tool for removing putty, etc.; Telfbi^d and I McKay, bridle; M/ A. McLeod, metal c&ns o-' f containers " sorting and ' *deliverinK 'machine I.'1 .' etc.; M. J. Ford^ earth scoops; IJ. Mandeno, lifting jack; E. D. B6rry; Imtter-povnding machine, etc. '"•Canter,bury; I. Thomas, tratnear stopplngtindijcator; W. Williamson, baby-walking tutor; s. Byford, cycle-seat cover; W. Meares, table, etc., drawer; j; Ifaveney, envelope fnsteiM 1 ! 1 ; D. Willlfe, 1 motor vycle transmission; E. Moss, bottle restopperfng; K. Young, darning table; F. Goddes, propeller; E. Godward, carburetter; ,R. 8.. Forsyth, pulley for cream separate, E; Moss, pouring attachment to' tin; F. Harris, glazing stop for metal frames; Gallacher and Spencfc, electric stallion shield; «: Trinder. lid tot' saucepans, etc.; H. 'E. • McLeod; advertising -Tflevifce; Attidrew. Sloacoml)? arid Kingham.'i-01l feed for motor cars;; H. McDonald, milk Aveighing, etc. otago: W. Diamond, teat cur; P. Marfcll,. balancing cranes; E. Crisp, theatre turnstile; F. Hoadley, material measuring and cutting; W. West, life-sav-ing costume; H. O'L'oughlin," advertising appliance; J. Watt, bedstead fittings; .T. , Won tho rail, water valve.

I The firm of Henry Hughes, Ltd., has , been established for over .'3O years, and .handles the bulk of New Zealand pateni hnsiness. Send for free pamphlet, ''Afl|vice to Inventors." Offices: <157' Featherston street, Wellington; 103 ■ Queen street, Auckland; Cathedral Square, Christchurch; and A.M.P. Buildings, Dunedln. Local agent, F. R. Ball. . .