Applications for Patents.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 5348, 29 June 1885, Page 3

Applications for Patents.

+ . . .-Ke following New Zealand applications -.far patents are gazetted ;— , ; popart Wolfe Turnbull, of Sydenham, TtwW-Vturijier, and Edward Duckworth, of oabinet- maker, for "An inyen--1 turn for holding, segments together in a 3*tl.e, so that each aide of the segnlents '«*& be turned in succession, to be called . Dtf^kworth's turner's cramp." Hd^ar Arthur, Ashcroft, of Lyttelton, engineer, for "An invention for ...regulating the feed of carbons in electric mc, lamps." Alexander Mackie, of Auckland, for "An invention for. a patent adjustable ; pole-fitting, for buggies, carriages and ./expresses." ■ - Darnell Rabbidge, Gustaf Dillberg and < Hebden, of Christchurch, for an , attention for the nse of mineral ores for " /telephone transmitters." James Bruce, of Timaru, '. milling (engineer, for "A combination oatmeal .-uatufacturing machine." George William Heslop, of Auckland, jnecbanical engineer, for "An invention •forgiving alarm in case of rise or fall in temperature, to be called the thermoelectric heat or cold attachment." David Robertson, engineer, and Henry JBarber, butcher, bpth, of Wellington, f«* "The simplex preserving, pan." Sobert Cockerell, of Invercargill, blaok--B#ith, for an improved tree and Btump Esau Fisher, of South Wyndham, SouthJ*nd, teacher, for "An invention for straining fencing wire, to be called the dim wire-strainer." Colin Mackay, engineer, Henry Waldext, -merchant, Henry North, gentleman, and Bobert Wyper, engineer, all of Dunedin, "for "An improved barbed wire rfiah^g -aachjne."