PATENTS.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LX, Issue 143764, 12 April 1912, Page 7

PATENTS.

» HENRY HUGHES, LTD., patent and trade marks agents (authorised by N.Z. Government) report the following list of patent applications in' Now Zealand as compiled from the Government Gazette of April 4: Auckland.—T. Dickson, horse bridle ; H. Grierson, motor car, etc., wind screen; E. Gittos, propeller; C. Hall, timepiece dial; W. M’Carty, hatpin; Batson and Messana, dentifrice for removing discolourations; J. Galbraith, Toller skates; C. E. Player, fastening for doors or gates; H. Droutledgc, spring seat; H. M'Gill', elevating and lowering beds of dining and billiard tables; E. M’Sweenoy, cleaning dairy and other utensils; C. Jacobsen, fastening for windows, etc.; T. Cunningham, safe, etc., for storage of meat, etc. Wellington.—F. Vickormann, casein drying, apparatus; H. Greig. flax blade tall clipper; H. M'Brcarty, vehicle shoo brake; T. Sinclair, connecting side car to motor cycle; G. Cocks, wire strainers ; T. Sinclair, shock absorber for side car of motor cycles. Canterbury.—E. H. and H. Scott, illuminated sign; D. Barnes, boot attachment : F. Wells, tiller holder; R. Connell, lamp bracket; G. Geddis, hames hook; J. Yager, composition for use in waterproofing leather; E. J. Roberts, feed guide for lithographic and other printing machines ; A. Rowntreo, handle holder for brooms.

Otago;—Salmon and Roy, tire; J. Annand, concrete building apparatus; Dawson and Wilson, scoring device for game; M. Park, game and apparatus ; D. Manson, palm protector; T. Dodds, tram ticket; W. P. MacGregor, shackle peg for coupling animal traps, etc.; J. Hunter, boot; H. Searle, nozzle and pierce* for kerosene tins, etc.; Penfold, Wallace and Macdonald, cutter and draw-off pipe for kerosene tins, etc. The firm of Henry Hughes, Ltd., has been established for over 26 years and handles the bulk of N.Z. patent business. Send for free pamphlet, “Advice to Inventors.” Offices, 157 Feathorston Street, Wellington; 103 Queen St., Auckland; 128 Hereford Street, Christchurch; and A.M.P. Buildings, Dunedin. ■ (Local representatives, Wilson and Grey).