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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXII, Issue 46, 17 November 1904, Page 29

Du-jng the fortnight ending November 7, Messrs. Baldwin and Ray ward, Patent; Attorneys,, {Wellington (district managers, Miram.s Bros., Joel's Buildings, Ciawloicl sheet, Dunedin), prepared and filed the following applications for protection under the Patents Designs and Trade Marks Act :— James Brake, Christchurch, impro\ed means for attaching breeching straps to the shai'ts of vehicles , Rev. Father Soulas, Taranaki, improvements in and relating to telescopes ; M. W. Hacn'-e, Queensland, improvements in apparatus for lighting and extinguishing gas lights controlled by gas pressure ; Helen Corbett, Melbourne, an improved siphon , Duncan Matheson, Marti nborooigh, an improvement relating 1 to overcoats ; F. de J. Clere, Wellington, improvements in and relating to window sashes ; Plum. mer and Plummer, Auckland, an improvement relating to hats ; Hon. C. A. Parsons, Newcastle-on-Tyne, England, trade mark in respect of machinery ; Professor Bickerton, Christchurch, an improved health shelter : F. de J. (Mere, Wellington, impiovements in weather boards ; A. Low, Reefton, improvements in the links* of endless chains ; J. Nathan and Co., Wellington, 'trade mark ' Defiance ' in respect of food stuffs ; A. H. Tinkham, Masterton, an improvement relating to ear punches ; Robert Low, Melbourne, improved temperature regulator for incubators ; K. A. Angus, Melbourne, improvements in or relating to sewing machines ; Felton, Grimwade, and Co., Melbourne, trade mark ' Vinex'; G. Dennis, Jun , Wakaia, improved aappar a tus fox raking material from sluice boxes used for saving gold ; W. B. Jones, Hastings, improved spring tine cultivator. Baldwin and Rayward's handbook on patents for inventions is obtainable free on application. Just issued pamphlet describing the new Patent Law of the Commonwealth of Australia, sent post free to any address on application...