Meyerink and Company have withdrawn their application for the registration of the "Horse-shoe" Trade Mark claimed by Messrs. Marsland, Son & Company, and that the latter firm has now registered that mark in this Colony.
The question of affording protection to British manufactures in some such manner as that suggested in the letter from Messrs. Marsland Son and Company of C273 of the 18th August last has been referred to the Chamber of Commerce, and I will report in regard thereto when I am in possession of their views on the subject.
I have the honour to be, Sir, Your Most Obedient Humble Servant,
William Robinson
Meyerink and Company have withdrawn their application for the registration of the~
"Horse-shoe" Trade Mark claim
ed
and
by Mess to Marsland. Son
Company, and that the
latter firm has now
register
ed that mark in this Colony
The question of af-
fording protection to British manufactures in some such manner as that suggested in the letter from Messro Marsland Son and Company
of
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C
273
of the 18th August last has been referred to the Chamber of Commerce, and I will report.
in regard there to when I _
am in
views on
possession of their
the subject.
I have the honour to be;
Sir,
Your Most Obedient
Humble Servant,
With ein Robingen
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