PATENTS APPLIED FOR
Messrs Baldwin and Rayward, Patent Attorneys, Wellington, report having received the following deeds of letters patent during the week ending December 4th. T. G. Ha'gh, Christchurch, an improved whisking machine, William Nicol, Wanganui, method of removing coal and the like, John Bell, Melbourne, pump repairing jack for boots and shoes, A. R. Angus, N.S. Wales, improvements in brake gear for railway cars, F. Staines, Melbourne, an improved process and apparatus for shelling peas and beans. T. H. Anderson, Christchurch, improvements in and relating to bedroom chambers, D. G Gresham, Dunedin, and Alexander Gray, Wellington, a pneumatic knee ring, F. P. Brennecke, Christchurch, trademark “ Footballer,” Hadfield Steel Foundry Co. Lid, England trade mark “Era.’ 1 Progress. —A new monthly illustrated journal devoted to invention, science, industry. December number now ready. Subscription ss. per annum. Messrs Baldwin and Rayward, Wellington.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1622, 9 December 1905, Page 1
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