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Read's Patent Garden Watering Engine.

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, /V Blaikie, J., 71 Stockwell Street, Glasgow —

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'ioilel reaping and mowing machine.

Wood, G., Alnwick , Northumberland —Inventor,^proved cottage beehive.

Howies, J., 1 Wellington Terrace, Newcastle-on-Tyne p. —Inventor.

ar den-seat and plant-stands.

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Brown, David Stephens, 2 Alexandrian Lodge,p . Old Kent Road —Improver,insect en « i n strument for fumigating plants, to destroyan(j i- s ’,“ c ’ Tobacco is placed in the magazine at top,P'Pe U ®T te< I in the same manner as an ordinary smokingthe r ^ Hra-uglit of air is produced for its combustion byPnrt e I°Kuians 0 f a fan, which draws the smoke in at onein 0 ‘ the cylinder, and drives it forcibly out at another,f Urn - co ?l state, concentrated, and in any direction. Inst an ® atln g turnips, orchards, Sec., other moistened sub-sh 0w es . ma y be substituted for tobacco. The annexed cuts the form of this apparatus.

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Brown’s Patent Fumigator.

°Rdan, Thomas, Billericay, Essex —InventorIniproy e d - an( l Manufiicturer.

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Pettit, Wyatt John, Sudbury , Suffolk—Tenipl e h , . ven tor and Manufacturer.

eehive, from which the honey may be takei

without destroying the bees. This beehive is representedin the annexed cut.

Pettit’s Temple Beehive.

The construction is intended to effect the total ex-clusion of drone bees from the surplus or glass hives;to give convenience for ventilation; to supply a simplemethod of taking glass hives when filled, together withconvenience for observation; and to prevent the necessityof swarming.

Collateral beehive, possessing all the advantages of thetemple hive, with the addition of a surplus-box, placedcollaterally, and intended for the inside of an apiary.

92a Nunn, Alicia, 2a Welbeck Street , Cavendish Square—Inventor.

A new self-cleaning solid pulp-blotting roller; a handinstrument for drying ink or colour writings.

New chemical chum, and apparatus for churning butter;a new process, by which butter is preserved from becomingrancid.