PATENTS.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9109, 8 June 1908, Page 5

PATENTS.

Mr Henry Hughes, patent and trades marks agent—authorised by New Zealand Government—reports Hie following list of patent applications in New Zealand, compilpd from the Government Gazette of May 28th :--

Auckland-H. Hesketh, electrical alarm; H. Frith, window operator; A. Thompson, go-cart spring; J. Hutchinson, merchandise transporter; G. Hemiing, motor car hood; Suttie and Wynyard, treating flax; H. Jane, vvater heater; A. Williams, gas retort. Wellington—A. T. Bate, electric furnaces; W. Rough, anti-rattler for sliding windows, etc.; C. Meuli, fastening animal covers. M. Newbould, cut out for electrical conductors; N. Astrella, preventing displacement of bed clothes; Mills, Hi yes and Napier, machine for vent ing stamps; H. Yeoman, bicycle crank; W. Hep.dry, window sash; J. Bcyd, col apsible box- Turner and Fix, rat trap; C. Tuck, hauler-block hook; C. Hopping, milking machine teat tup; J. Packer, milking machine; C. Ballingall, hydro-carbon gas pre due ion.

Canterbury —G. Hutchinson, feed box; H. and E. Brown, anti-rattler for sliding windows, etc.; W. Ptarce, necktie holder; combined writing case and stationery cabinet; C. Page, preventing horses from bolting; J. Strassmeyer, attaching side rails of bedstead to bed post; F. Robinson, gardener's peg; C. Lee'-h, egg beater; J. Nolan, grain drill. Otago—A. Campbell, fencing standard; T. Morris, spring catch; E, Browne, wire strainer; A. Ellis, mattress; C. Watson, letter card; 11. Rasmussen, hearing appliance; C. White, animal trap; J. Mitchell, bowling green leveller; G. Inglis, flax-dressing machinery; "Evening Star" Co., Ltd., box. Mr Hughes' firm has been established for over 25 years, and handles the bulk of the New Zealand patent business. Send for free pamphlet, "Advice to Inventors." Ollices— Queen's Chambers, Wellington; 103, Queen street, Auckland; 183, Hereford street, Christchurch; and A.M.P. Buildings, Dunedin.