Applications for Patents.

Progress, Volume I, Issue 9, 2 July 1906, Page 248

Applications for Patents.

The following list of applications for Patents, filed in New Zealand during the month ending 13th June, has been specially prepared for Progress. 21 149 — J. Wilson, Fitzroy, Vie. : Upholstery and coach-trimming. 21 150 — R. W. Jeffrey, Eaglehawk, Vie. : Safet\ bucket device. (J. H. Pickles). 21151 — E. McClelland, Melbourne, Vie. Greenpea shell er. (J. Cuthbert). 21 1 52 — F. C. J. Olsen, Lyttelton : Wardrobe. 21 1 53 — T.I. Roberts, Hobart, fas.: Locks for doors. 21 1 54 — R. M. Jolly, Petersham, N.S.W. . Separation of tin from tinned iron. 21 1 5 5— A. Artom, Turin, Italy Wireless telegraphy receiver. 21 1 56 — E. S. Evelyn, New Town, Tas. : Closure for hermetically sealed receptacles. 21 1 57 — R. Lowe, Brunswick, Vie. : Maze. 21 1 58 — F. W. E. Gabriel, Albion, Q : Turnstile. 2HS9—A. E. Luttrell, Balmam, N.S.W. : Rotary pump. 21 160 T. F. Locke, Premaydena, and E. W. Duncombe, Deloraine, Tas. . wire strainer. 21161 — J. C. Wood, Albert Park, Vie. Tyre m flator. 21 162 — A. Nabb, Waverley, N.S.W., and A. Saunders, College Town, S. Australia . Machinery belting. 21 163— J. J. Gilday, Berrmga, Vie. : Pump. 21 164— D. Zander, T. Falvey, and J. H. Ormrod, Wellington • Potato-cleaning machine. 2116s — The International Harvester Company of America, Chnstchurch : Fmger for mowers and reapers. (J. D. Bywater). 21 i66 — F. H. Trevelhan, Wellington. Cash register. 21 167 — N. Guthridge, Melbourne, Vic • Ore concentrator. 21 168 — N. Guthridge, Melbourne, Vie. Ore Concentrator. 21 169 — N. Guthridge, Melbourne, Vie. Concentrator feeder. 2117 c D. A. C. Brown, Palmerston North: Toy. 21 171 — L. Mote, Auckland, and H. and L. Mote, Balmain, N.S.W. : Step ladders. 21 172 — A. Dillv, Kilbirnie • Cash bag. 21 173 — N. Ross, Berwick. Tilting casks. 21 174 — J. B. Carroll, Chicago, U.S.A. . Acetyleneburner. 21 175 — E. Deister, Fort Wayne, U.S.A.: Ore concen trator. 21 176 — J. Dawson, Wellington: Bridge construction. 21 177 — W. E. Hughes, Wellington : Paint remover (H. C. Scrutton). 21 178 — A. J. Edwards, Auckland. Trolley-pole controller. 21179 — J. Long, Christchurch. Ticket holder. 21 180 — E. R. Godward, Invercargill : Syphon. 21 181 — E. R. Godward, Invercargill. Kerosene tap. 21 182 — C. J. H. Payne, Limehills : Non-refillable bottle 211 8^ — J. J. Niven and Co., Napier Drying offal. 21184 — C. A. Parsons, Newcastle-on-Tyne, Eng . Dynamo electric machine. 21 185 — C. A. Parsons, Newcastle-on-Tyne, Kng : Dynamo electric machine. 21 186 — A. Jack, Palmerston North Gas generator. 211 87 — H Irwin, Tikokino • Bird alarm. 21 1 88 — J. J. Strain, Christchurch : Gas-stove boiler. 21 189 — J. J. Strain Christchurch- Hot-water attachment to gas stove. 21 190 — I.Russell Dunedin • Dress chart 2iiqi — R. Mapp, ]un., Midhirst,. Cow bails. 21192 — C. W. Watts Greytown North Button. 21 193 — B. E. Smith, Footscray, Vie. : Watei tank. 21 194 — G. L. M. Dorwald, London, Eng. Carburetter. 21 195 — J. D. Jackson, Prahran, Vic : Bathheatei. 21196 — R. T. Cross, Bulimba Q.: Fishing-reels. 21 197 — A. James, London, Eng.: Gold extractor. 2H98 — H. T. F. Esmond, Rozelle, and H. Buckland, Marnckville, NSW. • Teaching-appar-atus. 21 199 — A. Prior, Dunedin • D.iving nails. 21200 — H. E. Rountree and C. Glasgow, Stratford : Music turner. 21201 — O. Stewart, Invercargill: Telegraph transmitter. 21202 — J. D. Plimmer, Lyttelton • Vice. 2120^ — G. Davidson, Hokitika : Pitch chains and sprockets.

21204 — F. M. Norns and J. Robertson, Hunterville : Non-refillable bottle. 21205 — A - J- Carngan, Auckland: Fire lighter. 21206 — A. J. Park, Onehunga • tow cleanser. 21207 — J. A Ferguson, Denver, U.S.A. Mould fo. bmlrimg-blocks. 21208 — F. J. Farrell, Auckland Alarm. 21209 — H. Taylor, Manurewa Fireproot starch and blue. 21 2 10— E. S. Evelyn, Hobart, Tas. : Non-refill-able bottle. 212 ii — F. G. M. Bnttin Papanui Beer pump. 2 121 2 — G. Robinson, Oamaru . Hat pin. 212 i3 — \V. Madder, Kaikoura . Voting-machine. 21 2 1 4 — W. C. Haines, Wellington Rotary engine. 2 12 1 5 — F. D. Miller, Chnstchurch Boot soles. 21 2 16 — C. Lucas, Wellington Hanger for scaffolding brackets 21217 — J. Fraser Glenthompson, and J. T. Good, Melbourne Vie. Fuse igniter. 21218— C. J. McMaster, Corfield, Q. • Wheel. 21 2 19 — H. Rochfort, Karangahake . Suction hose. 21 22O — The Australasian Coal Briquette Company, Limited, Sydney, N S.W. • Coal briquettes. (G. L. Croudace) 21221 — W. M. Jamieson, Te Papa : Tyre protector. 21222 — W. Reid, E. Malvern, Vic . Signalling mechanism. 21223 — W. R. Millar Wellington • Door knob. 21224 — F. M. Staubwasser and T F. Fauset, Brisbane O. Life-saving appliance. 2122; — R. Y. Danne St. Kilda, Vic • Valve and pump connecting-piece. 212 26 — J. Austin, Chnstchurch Toasting and grilling device. 212 27 — T. Cahill Waihi Spurs. 2122^ — R. J. Roach, Invercaigill • Catch for brooches. 21221 — E. Whitcombe, Pahiatua • Fencingdropper. 21230 — A J. J. Bolton, -\rmadale, Vie. Composition for manufacture of butter boxes. 2123I _E. G Mills, S Yarra Vic Food for calves and stock (F. J. Corbett) 212 32 — H. Wilson St. Kilda, V'c Ore-gimding pan 21233 — United Shoe Machinery Company, Paterson, U.S. A Shoe-upper lacing-machine. 'W. A Smith. 21234 — R. R. Douglas, Dunedm Umbrella. 2123; — p. M. Maze, Pans, Fiance Pasteurising " r iIK. 21236— T. W. Greene, Melbourne Vie. Vehn lewheel axle. 21 237 — N. I. Gooder, Wellington Trolley hear 1 . 212 38 — j. a nd W. J. OHara, Papatoitoi Adjustable metal fastening. 21 239 — J. D. McLaunn, Pohangma . Attaching tags to bales of hemp. 21240 — I. W. Cadle and A. C. Cadle, Launceston, Tas. Hermetically sealing receptacles for preserves. (W. W. Cadle). 21241 — H. E. McDonald, Petone • Cookingutensil. 21242 — H. E. McDonald, Petone Tag brand for marking bales of hemp. 21 243 — A. I. Jones, Cncklewood . Appaiatus for treating flax. 21244 — C. Parsons, Patutahi . Fencing standards. 21245 — The New Zealand 20th Century Gas Company Limited, Wellington : Gas burner. (A. J. Way). 21246 — F. A. Lakin, Napier Attaching fencing wires to standards. 21247 — A. Gardiner, Dunedm Revolver. 21248 — J. Gait, Mataura Sleeve link 21249 — G. Westermoreland, J. F. Pettie, and E. H. Hewetson, Waipiro Ba> Balancing and locking window sashes. 21250 — F H Trevelhan Wellington Levelling instrument. 2 1 25 1 — J. E. Dangerfield and F. C. J. Cockburn, Auckland Adjustable school-desk or drawingtable. 21252 — L Banks and W Grey, Auckland : Folding paper box. 21253 — R Andrews, W. O McFadden, and D. Whitburn, Auckland : Fastening gratings in traps, cesspits, etc. 21254 — H. Rochfort, Karangahake . Recovering values from slimed ore. 21255 — w - M - Crockett, Dunedm Hair pin. 21256 — A. Ramsay, Milton Ladder. 21257 — W. D. West, Alexandra South Beehive frame 21258 — G H. Evans Swanson Reaper-and-binder. 21259 — J. Theyers, Alexandra South Clothes renovator. 21260 — J. Rae, Carterton • Steering ships. 2 1 26 1 — C. Lucas, Wellington . Hanger for scaffolding bracket. 21262 — W. H. Sebley, Petone : Photographic camera. 21263 — F. J.W. Gascoyne, Hastings : Tyre protector.

21264 — H. P. Rasmussen and H. Davies, Geraldine : Closet-seat cover. 21265 — R- Cosslett, Bristol, England: Tap and cock. 21266 — B. G. A. Harkness, Stratford : Vacuum pump. 21267 — E. A. Barnes, Stawell, Vie. : Wrench. 21268 — D. Graham, N. Ipswich, Q. : Slottingmachine tools and holders. 21269 — G. Dwyer and W. J. G. Pitt, Melbourne, Vie. . Claw hammer and staple puller. 21270 — W. Taylor, Sandiacre, England . Operating railway and tramway points. 21271— W. C. Green, Marrickville, N.S.W. : Confectionery machine. 21272 —J. Lock, Auckland: Manufacture of brooms and brushes. 21273 — C. Bnstow Addmgton : Seed sower. 21274— T. C. Hement, Chnstchnrch : Lead-headed nail 21275 — J- Mason, Petaluma, Cal., U.S.A. : Fire kmdler. 21276 — P. Jensen, St. Kilda : Perambulator. 21277 — R- Z. Garrett, Otahuhu : Street sweeper. 21278 — J. Smaill, Port Chalmers : System of heating buildings. 21279 — E. W. G. Coleridge, Wellington : Handle for cooking utensil. 21280 — F. A. Webster, Christchurch : Fastener or coupling for driving-belts. 2 1 28 1 — J. Brown, Maheno : Ploughing and cleaning machine. 21282— J. R. Masson, East Melbourne, Vie. : Recovery of antimony and arsenic from ores, etc. 21283 — J. W. Davis, Devonport • Exposure and Focus Distributor. 21284 — G. W. Basley, Parnell : Post card. 21285 — W. Morton and J. Hercus, Dunedin : Swingletree. 21286 — W. Wenlock, Hawthorn, and W. B. Anderson Hazel Bank : — Adjustable picture hanger. 21287 — D. P. Palmer, Masterton : Chair. 21288 — Whitcombe and Tombs, Limited, Christchurch Cardboard box. (A. T. Scott). * r 21289 — C. E. Young, Feildmg • Branding liquid. 21290 — W. Youlten, England • Separating dirt from the waste of cotton-cleaning machines. 2 1 29 1 — G. Warne, Christchurch: Turning the leaves of music books, etc. 21292 — R. Whittaker and R. Tomline, Wellington : Drinking fountain for poultry, etc. 21293 — T. Whitehorn, Coburg, Vie. : Weighing machine. 21294 —S. G. Plucknett, Petersham, N. S. W. : Concentrator. (S. G. Plucknett and H. H. Davies). 21295 — G. E. Dod, Baddow, Q. • Rotary engine 21296— W. E. Crook, Surry Hills, N.S.W. • Railway coupling. 21297 — L. G. Wieneke, Roma, Q. : Horse-race starter. 21298 — W. Jamieson Grays, Eng. : Clamping wood. 21299 _j. H. McFarlane, Albert Park, Vie. : Derrick. 21300 — R A. Bradburj', Christchurch: Waterproof garment. Full particulars and copies of the drawings and specifications in connection with the above applications, which have been completed and accepted, can be obtained from Baldwin & Rayward, Patent Attorneys Wellington, Auckland, Christchurch, Dunedin, &c.

The electrical generating equipment of the new battleships Mississippi and Idaho, now building at the yard of Cramp and Sons, Philadelphia, will consist of eight ioo-kilowatt units operated at 12, volts. The electrical installation on the ships will be very complete, including motors operating on the Ward-Leonard system to drive the six big turrets for the 12m. and Bm. guns ; ammunition hoists for these guns as well as the smaller ones ; conveyors for transferring ammunition from the magazines to the hoists ; boat cranes and winches, and all blowers except those used for the production of forced draught. In addition, a complete system of telephones, call bells, buzzers, and steering telegraphs will be installed. For perfect combustion 81b. of oxygen are required for everj- pound of hydrogen, and 2flb. of oxygen for every pound of carbon. With the contracted damper opening of the modern locomotive this perfect combustion cannot be obtained, says the Iron Age One remedy that has been suggested is the staying of the fire-box with hollow stays having an inside diameter of -|in. and not over 3- 1 6th m. The amount of air that can be admitted through 1000 or more of these hollow stay blots is sufficient to improve the combustion very materially. Another good result of having air passing" through the stay bolts is that the risk of burning them is decreased, the expansion of the bolt is reduced and the likelihood of the plates cracking is largely avoided.