PATENTS.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LV, Issue 14509, 12 November 1909, Page 1

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 November 4, 1909 : ! Wellington.— O. R. Younghasband, wood substitute ; W. G. Hancox, spouting bracket; F- E. Curney, push cart; J. Williams, easy chair; F. M'Laughlin, push cart; Wellis, Hooper and Monkhouse, cleaning and oiling tramway rails; V. R. Johns, tennis racquet; F. S. CoOse, letter clip; W. Mason, sheep shearing machinery ; Barrett and Finnerty, tramway points; C. 8. Trillo, locking door and windows ; J. Leonard, wall bracket; H. Greig, flax stripper: C. Lindstrom, tanning material ana tanning ; Nortbcutt and Lewin, milking machine; R. Natusch, potato digger; W. Reeves, tobacco cutter; J. Lower, stripping flax; L. M'Carthy, stripping flax; W. T. and J. H. Luxton, wirl strainer; Scown and Scown, polishing compo. ; W. B. Topp, spouting bracket ; A. Eng, automatically agitating milk ; A. W. Reid, vacuum pomp for milking machines; G. Sollitt, Venetian blinds; E. L. Sorensen, shifting seat for gig; A. W. Reid, teat cup for milking machines ; Thomson and Goodwin, hanging pictures, etc. ; J, Howard, multiple wire strainer. . Auckland.— S. D. M'Miken, treatment of ores; J. Ellis, game; R. A. Dexter, motor wheels; A. H. Cotton, air ship; Walker and Bell, bleaching ophormium tenax; F. Owen, oven shelf; S. G. Roseman, securing broom handles in heads; W. O'Brien, ice chests, lubricating pedestal for axles, etc. ; A. Leaf, reindering lift shafts draught proof, etc. Canterbury. — J. Wilson, extension table; W. Parry, boring rock; Withell and Fisher, flying machine; E. J. Walsh, actuating semaphore; E. Moss, fire alarm ; W. Goodwin, sowing vegetables, etc. ; M. Moloney, telephone transmitters ; E. A. Chapman, couches. Otago. — M. Arnold, strainer; J. Bain, animal trap; O. Gray, setting hand levers; H. N. Mills, sheep brand; M'Gregor and Reid, wire strainers; P. T. Sheedy, drill and ridge scarifier; Millar and Wade, milking apparatus. Mr. Hughes' firm has been established for over twenty-fire yean, and I handles the bulk of the New Zealand patent business. Send for free pamphlet, "Advice to Inventors." Offices: 157 Featherston Street: 103 Queen Street, Auckland; 183 Hereford Street, Christchurch ; and A.M.P. Buildings, Dunedin. Local re> presentatives, Messrs. Wilson and Grey, solicitors.

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