PATENTS.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 7923, 30 January 1904, Page 6

PATENTS.

Mr Henry Hughes, patent agent, 183} Hefeford Street, Christchurch, reports tha following applications accepted by the Patent Ofiice to January 21 :— . . . .; ._ E. Saxton, cycling gauntlet; T. Cossar, printing machines ; R. Lockerbie, hariging sa9hes; S. Dickson, horse-shoe machines; J. M'Lean, tap ; A. Atkin, gig seat ; R. M'Knightt electro-magnetic separators ; 'J. Gattsche, boiler-pans ; W. Wilson, swingle-; tree iron ; ' R. Congreye, locking device foi bicycles ; C Scurr, arm-adjustment ; C. Potter, acidulated solution; D. Tonfspn, dividing-machine !'.; E. Restorck, . elevating wire to bedsteads ; W. Hicks and Ore, ex-, tractor ; J. Purdie, w;_ve-m_tbr ; T.. Earnshatw and N. Prichard, self-acting brake mechanism; J; Cock, water-cister|i valve j R. Pennington, nut-locking spring washer • H. Allen, Venetian: blind ; W- Hiinble and Ors, floor-cramp; G. Nelson, refrigerating machinery ; N: I_ombard, motors ; N W. Aggers, cushioned, furniture; W. Craf ar, whiflletree ; J. arc-lamps ; W. Ross and another, flax-combing and wash-ing-machine; C. Thomson, photographic process; H. Crease, toothbrushes ; the Flanieless, Gas-light Co., generaiting^ vapour; G, Dunlop, excavating machine. The firm of Henry Hughes is the oldes. and the best firm in New Zealand for ob- ' taining patents, and jsles more business than any other firm, not only for New Zealand a. a whole, but also for Canterbury province! Obtain their pamphlet, " Advice to Inventors," and consult their Christehurchr manager, Mr P. M. Newton, who has hid sixteen years' experience, and completes all business on the spot. Henry Hughes' ia the only firm in Christchurch thai; • does ; so. T 7107