hereby apply that a Patent may be granted to us for an invention en. (2) Here insert Title of (3) Here insert the actual inventor (in full) Name of Actual Inventor or Inventors. am the Assignee of a part interest in the said invention are (4) Here insert And we further declare that we are in possession of the said invention, and that it is not in use within the Commonwealth of Australia by any other person or persons, to the best of our knowledge and belief. And we make this declaration, conscientiously believing it to be true. Dated this Signature of Witnesses-(5) day of A. D. 190. [PATENTS.] FORM A2. (To be accompanied by COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA. The Patent Act 1903. APPLICATION FOR A PATENT. (By the Nominee of the Actual Inventor jointly with the Assignee of WE, (I) a part interest in the Invention.) (1) Here insert (in full, Names. Addresses, and Occupations of Applicants. hercby apply that a Patent may be granted to us for an invention en- (2) Here insert titled (2) Title of Invention. (3) Here insert (in full) name of Actual Inventor or Inventors. (4) Here insert (in tuil) Name of Nominee of Actual Inventor or Inventors. hereby declare that I am we are the Nominee of the Actual Inventor. And we further declare that we are in possession of the said invention, and that it is not in use within the Commonwealth of Australia by any other person or persons, to the best of our knowledge and belief. And we make this declaration, conscientiously believing it to be true. (1) Here insert Name Occupation of [PATENTS.] A. D. 190 Signature of Applicants—(6) FORM A3. (To be accompanied by 2 copies of Form B or of Form C.) COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA. The Patents Act, 1903. (By the Legal Representative or Assignee of a Deceased Actual Inventor (2) Here insert do hereby apply that a Patent may be granted to for an invention us and that it is not in use within the Cominonwealth of Australia by any my other person or persons to the best of knowledge and belief. our make this declaration, conscientiously believing it to be true. APPLICATION FOR A PATENT FOR AN INVENTION (By any person to whom the invention has been Communicated by the I, (1) of (2) in the Commonwealth of Australia (3) hereby apply that a Patent may be granted to me for an invention entitled (4) and I declare that (5) is the actual inventor thereof, and that the said invention has been communicated to me by (6) (8) (7) (1) Here insert (in full) Name of Applicant. (2) Here insert full Address. (3) Here insert Occupation of Applicant. (4) Here insert Title of Invention. (5) Here insert (in full) Name of Actual Inventor. (6) Here insert Name and full Address of Communicator. (7) Here insert Occupation of Communi cator. (8) State whether Actual Inventor, or Legal Representative, or Assignee of the Actual Inventor. name of Communica And I declare that I am in possession of the said invention and that it is (9) Here insert not in use within the Commonwealth of Australia by any other person or persons, to the best of my knowledge and belief; and I further declare that the said (9) tor. is not resident within the Commonwealth of Australia. And I make this declaration, conscientiously believing it to be true. Where the Communicator is the legal representative or assignee of the actual inventor, the name of the latter must be disclosed. (1) Here insert (in tull) Name of Company. (2) State business of Company. (3) Here insert Address of (4) Here insert Title of [PATENTS.] FORM A5. (To be accompanied by 2 copies of Form B or of Form C.) COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA The Patents Act 1903. APPLICATION FOR A PATENT ON BEHALF OF A COMPANY THE (1) carrying on business as (2) at (3) hereby applies for a Patent for an invention entitled (4) (6) Here insert (in full) Inventor or said company declare that (6) on behalf of the is the actual inventor of the said invention, and that the said company is the assignee of the said invention from the said (6) I we And further declare that the said company are in possession of the said invention, and that it is not in use within the Commonwealth of Australia by any other person or persons, to the best of our knowledge and belief, and further declare that we are authorized to make this declaration on behalf of the said company. I we I And make this declaration, conscientiously believing it to be true we In our last issue (p. 1313) we published the Commissioner's decision in Ex parte Faxon, which well indicates the present attitude of the Office toward the question of what may be covered by a single registration. While under the old law a large number of trade-marks were registered as applied to shirts, collars and cuffs, the Office now requires that separate registrations of the mark be effected, one as applied to shirts and another as applied to collars and cuffs. The Office refuses to register a mark used upon a single article of merchandise in more than one class, though the nature of the goods be such that same might be appropriately included under two or more different heads of the official classification. Applications which were rejected under the old law are under the present ruling refused consideration under the new law, the Examiner holding that such are not pending cases. Patents. EX PARTE EDGERTON. (101 O. G., 1131.) I. DRAWING-CONSTRUCTIONS DESCRIBED SHOULD BE SHOWN. Where the drawing discloses a single battery and the specification describes how several such batteries may be superimposed and fastened together, Held that a requirement for additional illustration showing the arrangement is proper and will be insisted upon. 2. SAME-MUST SHOW EVERYTHING DESCRIBED. The statute requiring a drawing means one showing what is described, and a part cannot be omitted any more than the whole of it. The question is not whether the construction can be understood without a drawing, but is whether it can be illustrated. On petition. SECONDARY BATTERY. Application of Nathan H. Edgerton filed September 30, 1898, No. 692,275. ALLEN, Commissioner: This is a petition from the action of the Primary Examiner requiring additional illustration. The invention is a secondary battery, and only one is shown in the drawings. In the specification, however, the applicant describes how several batteries may be superimposed and fastened together, and the Examiner requires him to illustrate the arrangement. The applicant argues that it is obvious how the batteries may |