PATENTS.
Mr Heary Hughes, patent and trade marks agent (authorised by the New Zealand Government), reports the following list of patent applications in New Zealand, compiled from the Government Gazette of January 11, 1906: — Auokland.—T. T. Rawbiti, wagon poles; Johnson and Carlaw, smoke consumer; Radclitfe and Stewart, post card; Hayward and Hunter, leg ropes; P. MoOrea, pillow lace loom; A. Ford, liquid ejector; E. Wrigley, bar-shearing machine; F. A. Oddie, rotary crusher; J, Strathern, makina potatoes proof against blight; T. Taylor, non-reflliable bottle; P. Barry, linings for tube mills; D. Whitburn, game: J. L. Kirkbrido, tram car fender; C. P. Hanson, nonreflllable bottle; K. iMattbews, treating flax; T. Harkins, shaping machine for tinsmiths. Wellington.—T. H. Henderson, noxious weed destroyer; Clapham and Barlow, spouting bracket; R.. Haughton, emDtying kerosene, etc.. tins; F. W. Nicol, removing coal from railway trucks; F. W. Wise, washing clothes; A. Nathan, milk food: G. Leslie, preserving natural colours of timber; W. CoHtello. bag stand; R. Haworth, cardboard box; T. Higgie, cow leg bolder; E. Grove, moving tram rail joints; T. S. Philpott, window: Robertson and Bond, cow bail; A. Jack, production of gas; 0. Fulley, dressing limber; V. Reevo. diverting first portion of rain water on roof; F. Gordon, washing fluid. Canterbury.—A. Warner, elevator of threshing machines; Smith and Brown, station indicator; A. Billens, spraying rows of plants,- W. Dempsey, flax stripper; T. D'igdale, rain wator spout bead; Potton and Wmstone, attaching models to dental articulators; Burke and Egan, five reel carriage trailer: Saunders and Winter, bagging grain; T. Graven, music displayer; H. Buckeridge. stocking attachment to reaper. Otago.—R. Wales forming bevel joints; Anderson and* Hunter, liquid measuring; H. 0. Thomson, seed thresher; J. Bruce, spring oatcji; E. Button, flax dressing; ,W. Stone, sash raiser and lock; Jones and Kane, gold dredge; A. Stshau, turnin thinner; Caithness and Graham, gold dredge anchor; J. D. Baldwin, hanging pictures; J. MoPhee, tobacco cutter and box; F. Dennison, variable speed gear. Mr Hnghes' firm has been established and practislns since 1882, and handles the bulk of the New Zealand patent business. Send for pamphlet, "Advice to Inventors." Offices: A.M.P. Buildings, Dunedin; 183, Hereford Street, Christchurch; Queen's Chambers, Wellington; an* Queen Street, Auckland.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIII, Issue 7941, 16 January 1906, Page 3
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363PATENTS. Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIII, Issue 7941, 16 January 1906, Page 3
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