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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXII, Issue 20, 19 May 1904, Page 29

Messrs. Baldwin and Ray ward, Chartered Patent Agents, report that they have acted as Agents in the preparation and filing of applications for Patents of New Zealand fevr the following inventions during the fortnight ending May 9 :—: — N. G. Clemson, New York, trade marks 'The Star ' and the device of a star ; N. Ceipek, Austria, cxplosne compounds of high shattering power ; C. J. Dufty, (.hristchurcTi, apparatus whereby a table of ordinary construction can be adapted lor playing thereon of billiards ; de Lisle and Luttrell, Gisbofne, an improved branding composition ; Frank Gough, German Creek, an improved milk strainer ; John Howard, New South Wales, improvements in Wolseley sheep-shearing machine shears, parts of which are applicable to other sheeps'heanng machines ;P. R. Hudson, Sydney, improvements in the construction of walls ; John King, Ashurst, improved non-refillable bottle ; I. and R. Morley, London, trade mark, * Cluzel ' ; G. McMullen, West Australia, an improved collapsible shutter or blittd ; D. McJVTumch, Wellington, improvements in fire-bars ; Orwin and Jack, Wellington, improved combined ball-cock awi stop-valve ; Otton and Dunlop, Melbourne, a new and improved game of table cricket ; S. and A. B. Read, Victoria, an improved chaff-cutting machine ; D. M Robertson, Christohurch, an improved-, totalisator ; M W. Savage, United States, trade marks in resp»ct of cattle and poultry foods ; John Stuart, London, an improved means for lowering and raising ships' boats.