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THE HONGKONG GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, AUGUST 17, 1906,

THE TRADE MARKS ORDINANCE, 1898.

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Application for Registration of Trade Marks,

́OTICE is hereby given that Messrs. GIBB LIVINGSTON & COMPANY, carry-

ing on business at Vietoria in the Colony of Hongkong and elsewhere as Merchants have, on the 26th day of April 1906, applied for the registration in Hongkong in the Register of Trade Marks of the following Trade Marks:-

1. The representation of three Chinese ladies each of whom is depicted sit- ting in a punt holding a Chinese oar, At the bark of the picfare is also a pun with two children sitting in it ench of whom is holding an oar. The water in which the pants are floating is full of water lilies. A willow tree is depicted growing and spreading its foliage over the pond, On the left hand side are three Chinese

churmeters 垛蓮圖

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rending Tsoi Lin To meaning The picture of gathering water lilies." At the top of the label are four Chinese characters

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Yan Kee Young Hong being the equivalent or Hong name in Chinese

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of Gibb Livingston & Co., and at the bottom are the initals G. L. & Co." 2. The representation or illustration of two Chinese boys; one of the boys is depicted standing indiging attitude and the other is depicted supporting himself on his bands while his feet me raised in the air-—--—-- on the ground is a Chinese sword, a Chinese spear and a pole-on the right hand side is a tree. At the top of the label are four Chinese

characters 兩童舞力 reading

Leung Tung Mo Lik meaning "Two boys exercising strength. At the bottom of the label are four other Chinese characters

reading Yan Kee Yeung Hong being the equivalent or Hong name in Chinese of Gibb Livingston & Co.

3. The representation or illustration of a fairy with two female attendants standing on each side of her. The one standing on her right hand side is hold- ing a wand and the other is holding a big fan. Of the right hand side of the mark are the Chinese characters

仁記洋行 reading Yan Kee

Young Hong being the equivalent or Hong name in Chines of Gibb Livingston & Co. On the left hand side is depicted a small table upon which is standing a small red jar. A bronze incense burner is also stand- ing on the table and in it is depicted a peacock's feather and a section of coral. At the bottom of the label are the initials G. L. & Co."

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4. The representation of an elephant

which is being ridden by a carrying a long spear to which is at- tached a banner. On the left of the trade mark there is depicted the zepresentation of the sun upon which

are the Chinese characters

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reading Tai Cho Wan En meaning "In the beginning of the world at the time of confusion. Above the said representations is de- pieted the device of a Peacock which is being ridden by a goddess. Ou the left hand side at the top of the mark He the Chinese characters.

仁記洋行 reading * Yan Kee

Yeung Hong" being the equivalent or Hong name in Chinese of Gibb livingston & Co. At the top of the label are the Chinese characters

大造乾坤 reading Tai T

Kin Kwan meaning - The Great Ar- chitects for the formation of heaven and earth.” At the bottom of the label are the initials *G. L. & 1*9,”

5. The representation or illustration of an old Chinaman stamling in a field with folded arms and clasping a long staff, Beside him is a large broken egg from out of which six Chinese children are depicted as emerging. Above which are written four Chinese chameters

仁記洋行 reading Yan Kec

Yemir Hong being the equivalent, or Hong name in Chinese of Gibb Liv- ingston & Co., and below which are the initials" G, L. & Co."

6. The representation or illustration of a beautiful Chinese young woman sit- ting in front of a window and holding a book in her right hand. A parrot is depicted standing on and is chained to a stand which is hanging under the window facing the girl. Above which are written four Chinese char-

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財源流通 reuding Taoi

Un Lau Tung menning sources in circulation

The money And below

which are the initials •G. L. & Co." On the right hand side are four other

Chine-o chamcters 仁記 洋行

reading Yan Kee Young Hong being the equivalent or Hong name i Chinese of Gibb Livingston & Co.

9. The representation or illustration of a Chinese girl standing on the embank- ment of a river and leaning against the trunk of a willow tree, She is holding in each of her hands a cock ; on the right hand side at the top corner' are the Chinese characters.

Arading Mi Yan Kai

meaning "The Scheme of a beautiful

Woman.

At the top of the label are the

Chinose characters RAT

rending Yan Kee Yeung Hong being the equivalent or Hong name in Chinese of Gibb Livingston & Co., and at the bottom of the label are the initials" G. L. & Co,”

it the name of Messrs. GiBB LIVINGSTON X fo, who claim to be the proprietors thereof.

The Trade Mark Nod. I has been used by the applicants since the mouth of September 1993.

The Trade Mark Nod, 2 has been used by the applicants since the month of October

1903.

The Trade Marks Nod. 3 and 4 have been used by the applicants since the month of July

Heters 仁記洋行 reading Yan 1904. Kee Young Hong being the equivalent or Hong name in Chinese of Gibb Livingston & Co., and below which are the initials “G. L. & Co.”

7. The representation or illustration of part of a Chinese pavilion or balcony in which are depicted two Chinese ladies one sitting and the other stand- ing. The latter is pointing to a Chi- nese man who is depicted standing in argarden holding in his left hand a flute. Above which and in the Bor- der surrounding the Mark are written

The Chinese characters CÃ#

reading Yan Kee Young Hong

being the equivalent or Hong name in Chinese of Gibb Livingston & Co., and the Chinese characters

Breading "Pun Sin To" mening

The picture of criticising the music of the flute" and below which are the initials G. L. & Co,”

8. The representation or illustration of three cash the edges of which overlap each other. In the centre hole of euch cash is depicted the face of a Chinese boy. The three cash toge- ther are supported by a Chinese boy. On the three said cash are written the Chinese characters

#reading Nin Vin Fat Tsoi

meaning Making profit every year”. Above which are four Chinese charac-

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The Trade Mark Nod. 5 has been used by +he applicants since the month of September 1905.

The Trade Marks Nod. 6 and 7 have been used by the applicants since the month of October 1905.

The Trade Mark Nod. 8 has been used by the applicants since the mouth of November 1905.

The Trade Mark Nod. 9 is intended to be used by the applicants forthwith.

The Trade Marks Yod, 1, 2. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 have been used and the Trade Mark Nod, 9 is intended to be used by the applicants in respect of the following goods :-

Cotton Piece Goods of all Kinds, in Class 24.

Facsimiles of the Trade Marks can be seen at the office of the Colonial Secretary of Hongkong and also ar the office of the under. signed.

Pated the 25th day of May. 1906.

JOHNSON, STOKES & MASTER, Salicitars for the Applicants,

8. Des Voeux Rosul Central,

Hongkong.

Printed and Published by NoRONHA & Co., Printers to the Hongkong Government.