INVENTIONS OF AGRICULTURAL INTEREST.

New Zealand Journal of Agriculture, Volume XXXVI, Issue 3, 20 March 1928, Page 215

INVENTIONS OF AGRICULTURAL INTEREST.

Applications for patents, published with abridged specifications in the New Zealand Patent Office, Journal from 31st December, 1927, to Bth March, 1928, the following of agricultural interest: —

,No. 57002 : Treatment of natural phosphates ; F. G. Shepheard, Penrose. No. 5759 2 : Leg-rope support ; G. T. Arcus, Levin. No. 58001 : Separatordriving device ; Aktiebolagat Separator, Stockholm. No. 58806 : Fence-dropper ; A. Arthur, Sydney, N.S.W. No. 58845 : Packing-case for. eggs ; R. Hall, Hobart, Tasmania. No. 59282 : Cool-chamber louvers ; J. M. Maxwell, Dunedin. No. 59311 : Milking-cup ; O. A. Bruun, Copenhagen, Denmark. No. 59428 : Shaping butter by extrusion ; Toledo-Berkel Proprietary, Melbourne, Vic. No. 59573: Butter-churn conveying element ; J. O. Connell and H. H. Kerr, Kensington, Vic. No. 59586: Ploughshare ; J. R. Taylor, Duntroon.. No. 56587 : Wire-strainer; E. Cairn and J. B. Dunning, Pembroke. No. 57345 : Poultry-food preparation ; E. G. Schmoll, Hastings, and C. L. Schmoll, Napier. No. 58024 : Scutchingmachine ; M. H. Wynyard, Auckland. No. 56822 : Scarifier ;• N. McEwan, Wyndham. No. 57387: Sterilizing cow-udders; S. Finch, Ohingaiti. No. 57921: Cream-cooler; S. Armstrong, Tuhikaramea. No. 58291: Washing fibre; J. R. Hynes, Foxton. No. 58294: Electrification of seeds ; J. Christofleau, La Queue-les-Yvelines, France. No. 58900 : Milk-cooler ; C. Cooper, Eltham. No. 59236: Manure-drill; C. Topham, Kaikohe. No. 59309 : Sheep-shear tension-nut; R. A. Lister and Co., Ltd., Dursley, England; No. 59404: Pasteurizingapparatus ; Creamery Package Manufacturing Co., Chicago, U.S.A. Copy of full specifications and drawings in respect of any of the above may be obtained from the Registrar of Patents, Wellington, price is. All fees must be paid in advance in cash, or paid to the Public Account at a branch of the Bank of New Zealand and the bank receipt sent to the Patent Office; or fees may be remitted by Post Office order or postal note.

Fruit-export Control Board. — Mr. J. L. Brown, of Redwood’s Valley, Nelson, has been appointed a deputy member of the Board to act for Mr. H. E. Stephenswhile, the latter- is absent in Britain as marketing representative.