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Invention and Name of Inventor. [o. ;e. Preserving frozen meat, Means for. J. A. Linley Preserving frozen meat and produce, Process for. F. A. Furlonge Preserving fruit, Composition for. The Friend's Steam - generator and Imporous Butter-box Company (Limited) Preserving fruits, &c, Process for. J. M. Smart Preserving meat, &c, in a vacuum, Process for. W. Stoddart Preserving meat, Method of. C. L. Villar Preserving meat. (See also Meat.) Preserving milk, &c, by sterilisation, Process and apparatus for. A. J. Vause Preserving rails and sleepers, composition for. W. T. Owen and T. Thatcher Preserving. (See Antiseptic.) Preserving-tin. J. Durston Press, Baling-. S. Dodge Press for compressing shavings for fuel. J. Russell .. Press for trussing straw. S. Dodge Pressing and draining wet wool. (See Wool.) Pressing fat. J. Paddy and W. Mallandine Pressure of liquids and gases, Apparatus for reducing. R. Matchett Pressure-reducing apparatus, Differential. C. G. P. De Laval Price-indicator. H.J.Thomson Price-indicator. H.J.Thomson .. .. .. .. .. Printing and measuring the material employed in making bags, Machine for. C. E. Fisher Printing. (See Imprinting, Insetting and trimming, Linotype.) Privy-seat, Pneumatic. A. E. Otway Projectile. J. P. Millington Prop for bicycle. A. J. Cuming Propelling bicycles and tricycles by manual-power, Mechanism for. C.J.Hill Propelling boats, Appliance for. J. McClatchy Propelling cycles, boats, carriages, and balloons by manual power. C. J. Hill Propelling. (See also Cycles, Driving-gear.) Propulsion, mode of marine. S.Lawrence Protector. (See Bat-blade-Protector, Book-protector, Boot-protector, Clothes-protector, Fingerprotector, Fire-protector, Go-carriage-protector.) Pulley, Guiding-, for hauling logs, &c W. R. Brownlee Pulley-or belt-rest. C.A.Arnold .. Pulveriser. T. Parker Pulveriser for reducing manganese, hematite, &c W. Walker Pulverising-mill. A. V. Young Pulverising. (See also Crushing, Disintegrating, Ore, Plough, &c) Pump. R. Cockerell Pump. P. H. Pritchett Pump. R. Tomline and W. Angus Pump and commode combined, Water-flush. J. Harrow Pump, Air- and water-. A. E. Luttrell and A. H. Griffith Pump, Case for velocipede-. W. M. Schlesinger Pump, Connecting-rod for. D. J. Crosby Pump for mining, &c G. Lansell Pump, Hydraulic-elevator or mining-. G.Lee Pump, Relief-valve in. R. Cockerell Pump, Rotary-. G. S. Luttrell Pump, Rotary driving-gear for. R. Cockerell Pump, Spray-. W.H.Price .. Punching and riveting pipes and cylinders, and shearing metal, Machine for. J. Sands Puzzle. W. B. Ballantine, jun. .. .. .. .. .. Quartz, &c, Process and means for disintegrating. A. Gutensohn Rabbit-burrows, Machine for generating and forcing fumes into. N. R. Munro Rabbit-gate, Self-setting. P. C. K. Young Rabbit-poisoning, Fumigator for. J.Charleston Rabbit-trap. J. Campbell Rabbit trap. H. Ashworth Rabbit-trap. C. B. and J. N. Duff Rabbit-trap. H. T. Selwood and G. F. Trew Rabbit, &c, trap. J. H. Jenkins and E. B. Gichard Race-recorder, Electric. J. Gaut Race recorder, Electric. J. Gaut Race-starting machine, Pedestrian. B. A. Laurie Race-starting. (See also Starters, Starting-machine.) Radiant-heat bath. J. H. Kellogg Radiators. (See Electrical radiators.) Raft. W. J. Nankivell Rail-joint. J. S. Woodhouse .. Rails, Method of joining. J. A. Belk Rails, Spanner for screwing or unscrewing gang-bolts connecting sleepers to. A. C. Koch Railway ambulance-stretcher carrier. S. H. Dawson Railway-axle lubricator. W. Silver Railway-carriage coupling. R. Haub Railway-carriages, &c, Electric lighting and heating and ventilation of. E. J. Preston and A. B. Gill Railway-carriages, Apparatus for securing doors of. P.O.Griffiths Railway-carriage sash-windows, Means of supporting. E. J. and V. W. Hill Railway rolling-stock. F. W. Shurman and j~. H. Champness Railways, Composition for destroying vegetation on and preserving timber and rails of permanent way of. W. T. Owen and T. Thatcher Rail-fastenings. F. Ottaway .. .. ... Railways, Method of joining rails of. J. A. Belk Railway-train, Means for registering instructions to driver and indicating position of. 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