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Journal-2019-06 INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY REGISTRY OF SAMOA (IPROS) JOURNAL 2019/06 Publication Date – 4 December 2019 GENERAL INFORMATION The Public is hereby notified that the following persons have applied for the Registration of the Trade Marks as set out in Section 50 of the Intellectual Property Act 2011. Any person who wishes to oppose the registration of any of the under-mentioned Trade Marks, must give notice to the Registrar of Trade Marks, c/- Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Labour, Apia, Samoa within three (3) months from the date of this publication. The notice must be in writing and must include a statement of the grounds of opposition. Each notice of opposition must be accompanied by a filing fee of WST$300. Any person who has any doubts as to whether he/she may be affected by the registration of the Trade Mark in Samoa should consult his/her Solicitor immediately. For any enquiries regarding Trade Marks, please contact the Registry of Intellectual Property at the following telephone number (+685) 20441 or email [email protected] Faafetai, Registrar of Intellectual Property Accepted Trade Marks – Direct Filing (NEWSPAPER VERSION) Application No. : WS/T/7350 Representation of Mark Filing Date : 12 September, 2018 Priority Date : N/A Proprietor/Address : NEST CONSTRUCTION COMPANY LTD Vaitele Uta, Samoa Class(es) 37 Application No. : WS/T/7361 Representation of Mark Filing Date : 24 September, 2018 Priority Date : N/A Proprietor/Address : NIKE INNOVATE C.V. One Bowerman Drive, Beaverton, Oregon 97005--6453, United States of America Class(es) 18 and 25 Application No. : WS/T/7464 Representation of Mark Filing Date : 29 July, 2019 Priority Date : 04/03/2019 Proprietor/Address : REIGN BEVERAGE COMPANY LLC 1547 N. Knowles Ave., Los Angeles, California 90063, United States of America Class(es) 32 Application No. : WS/T/7465 Representation of Mark Filing Date : 21 August, 2019 Priority Date : N/A Proprietor/Address : NO LIMIT, LLC One Morningside Drive North, Westport, NEWMAN'S OWN Connecticut 06880, United States of America Class(es) 30 Application No. : WS/T/7466 Representation of Mark Filing Date : 26 August, 2019 Priority Date : N/A Proprietor/Address : AGAPE GLOBAL COMPANY LTD Safune Road, Nu'u Fou, Faleata District, Samoa Class(es) 39 Application No. : WS/T/7467 Representation of Mark Filing Date : 30 August, 2019 Priority Date : N/A Proprietor/Address : PT. FORISA NUSAPERSADA JI. Bhumimas II No.7, Kawasan Industri Cikupa Mas, Talaga - Cikupa Kab. Tangerang, Banten, Indonesia 15810, Indonesia Class(es) 30 and 32 Application No. : WS/T/7468 Representation of Mark Filing Date : 30 August, 2019 Priority Date : N/A Proprietor/Address : PT. FORISA NUSAPERSADA JI. Bhumimas II No.7, Kawasan Industri Cikupa Mas, Talaga-Cikupa Kab. Tangerang, Banten Indonesia 15810, Indonesia Class(es) 30 and 32 Application No. : WS/T/7469 Representation of Mark Filing Date : 30 August, 2019 Priority Date : N/A Proprietor/Address : PT. FORISA NUSAPERSADA JI. Bhumimas II No.7, Kawasan Industri Cikupa Mas, Talaga-Cikupa Kab. Tangerang, Banten Indonesia 15810, Indonesia Class(es) 30 and 32 Application No. : WS/T/7470 Representation of Mark Filing Date : 12 September, 2019 Priority Date : N/A Proprietor/Address : CAMI MADE Ltd P.O. Box 3716, Savalalo, Fugalei Street, Apia, Samoa Class(es) 30 Application No. : WS/T/7471 Representation of Mark Filing Date : 20 September, 2019 Priority Date : N/A Proprietor/Address : MONSTER ENERGY COMPANY 1 Monster Way, Corona, California 92879, United States of America Class(es) 32 Application No. : WS/T/7472 Representation of Mark Filing Date : 27 September, 2019 Priority Date : N/A Proprietor/Address : FORREST ESTATE WINERY LIMITED 19 Blicks Road, Renwick 7204, New Zealand Class(es) 33 Application No. : WS/T/7473 Representation of Mark Filing Date : 27 September, 2019 Priority Date : N/A Proprietor/Address : SAN MIGUEL FOOD AND BEVERAGE, INC. 100 E. Rodriguez Jr. Avenue (C5), Barangay Ugong, Pasig City 1604, Philippines Class(es) 29 Application No. : WS/T/7474 Representation of Mark Filing Date : 27 September, 2019 Priority Date : N/A Proprietor/Address : SAN MIGUEL FOOD AND BEVERAGE, INC. 100 E. Rodriguez Jr. Avenue (C5), Barangay Ugong, Pasig City 1604, Philippines Class(es) 29 Application No. : WS/T/7475 Representation of Mark Filing Date : 27 September, 2019 Priority Date : N/A Proprietor/Address : SAN MIGUEL FOOD AND BEVERAGE, INC. 100 E. Rodriguez Jr. Avenue (C5), Barangay Ugong, Pasig City 1604, Philippines Class(es) 29 Application No. : WS/T/7477 Representation of Mark Filing Date : 27 September, 2019 Priority Date : N/A Proprietor/Address : SAN MIGUEL FOOD AND BEVERAGE, SAN MIGUEL INC. 100 E. Rodriguez Jr. Avenue (C5), Barangay PUREFOODS Ugong, Pasig City 1604, Philippines Class(es) 29 Application No. : WS/T/7478 Representation of Mark Filing Date : 3 October, 2019 Priority Date : N/A Proprietor/Address : PARADISE BEVERAGES (FIJI) LIMITED. 122-164 Foster Road, Walu Bay, Fiji Class(es) 33 Accepted Trade Marks – Madrid System (NEWSPAPER VERSION) Application No. : WS/M/220754 Representation of Mark Filing Date : 11 October, 2019 Priority Date : N/A Proprietor/Address : ROLEX SA OYSTER PERPETUAL 3-5-7 rue François-Dussaud, CH-1211 Genève 26, Switzerland Class(es) 14 Application No. : WS/M/928609 Representation of Mark Filing Date : 25 July, 2019 Priority Date : N/A Proprietor/Address : STUSSY, INC. 17426 Daimler Street Irvine CA 92614, STUSSY United States of America Class(es) 9, 14, 16, 18, 25, 28 and 35 Application No. : WS/M/1018404 Representation of Mark Filing Date : 9 July, 2019 Priority Date : N/A Proprietor/Address : SUPERGA TRADEMARK S.A. 42-44, avenue de la Gare L-1610 SUPERGA Luxembourg, Luxembourg Class(es) 3, 9, 18 and 25 Application No. : WS/M/1146427 Representation of Mark Filing Date : 5 August, 2019 Priority Date : N/A Proprietor/Address : ENTERPRISE HOLDINGS, INC. 600 Corporate Park Drive St. Louis MO 63105, United States of America Class(es) 12, 35, 37 and 39 Application No. : WS/M/1182306 Representation of Mark Filing Date : 23 September, 2019 Priority Date : N/A Proprietor/Address : JT INTERNATIONAL S.A. Rue Kazem Radjavi 8 CH-1202 Geneva, LIGGETT DUCAT Switzerland Class(es) 34 Application No. : WS/M/1192765 Representation of Mark Filing Date : 8 July, 2019 Priority Date : N/A DESIGNED BY Proprietor/Address : APPLE INC. One Apple Park Way Cupertino CA 95014, APPLE IN United States of America CALIFORNIA Class(es) 9 Application No. : WS/M/1228980 Representation of Mark Filing Date : 10 September, 2019 Priority Date : N/A Proprietor/Address : APPLE INC. One Apple Park Way Cupertino CA 95014, APPLE WATCH United States of America Class(es) 10 Application No. : WS/M/1249554 Representation of Mark Filing Date : 18 July, 2019 Priority Date : N/A Proprietor/Address : APPLE INC. One Apple Park Way Cupertino CA 95014, United States of America Class(es) 9 and 28 Application No. : WS/M/1257554 Representation of Mark Filing Date : 15 August, 2019 Priority Date : N/A Proprietor/Address : APPLE INC. One Apple Park Way Cupertino CA 95014, TVOS United States of America Class(es) 9 Application No. : WS/M/1261757 Representation of Mark Filing Date : 28 June, 2019 Priority Date : N/A Proprietor/Address : APPLE INC. One Apple Park Way Cupertino CA 95014, APPLE MUSIC United States of America Class(es) 9 Application No. : WS/M/1276160 Representation of Mark Filing Date : 15 October, 2019 Priority Date : N/A Proprietor/Address : APPLE INC. One Apple Park Way Cupertino CA 95014, AIRPODS United States of America Class(es) 9 Application No. : WS/M/1287191 Representation of Mark Filing Date : 25 September, 2019 Priority Date : N/A Proprietor/Address : RED BULL GMBH Am Brunnen 1 A-5330 Fuschl am See, Austria Class(es) 32 Application No. : WS/M/1287676 Representation of Mark Filing Date : 25 September, 2019 Priority Date : N/A Proprietor/Address : RED BULL GMBH GIVES YOU Am Brunnen 1 A-5330 Fuschl am See, WINGS Austria Class(es) 32 Application No. : WS/M/1290632 Representation of Mark Filing Date : 19 June, 2019 Priority Date : N/A Proprietor/Address : APPLE INC. One Apple Park Way Cupertino CA 95014, APPLE MUSIC United States of America Class(es) 38 Application No. : WS/M/1366649 Representation of Mark Filing Date : 12 August, 2019 Priority Date : N/A Proprietor/Address : CELLAED LIFE SAVER PTY LTD L5, 552 Lonsdale St MELBOURNE VIC CellAED 3000, Australia Class(es) 10 Application No. : WS/M/1415438 Representation of Mark Filing Date : 26 April, 2019 Priority Date : N/A Proprietor/Address : HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD. Administration Building Huawei HONOR Technologies Co., Ltd., Bantian, Longgang District Shenzhen, China Class(es) 36 and 41 Application No. : WS/M/1438819 Representation of Mark Filing Date : 21 August, 2019 Priority Date : N/A Proprietor/Address : CASIO KEISANKI KABUSHIKI KAISHA (CASIO COMPUTER CO., LTD.) G-SHOCK 6-2, Hon-machi 1-chome, Shibuya-ku Tokyo 151-8543, Japan Class(es) 9 Application No. : WS/M/1449389 Representation of Mark Filing Date : 12 March, 2019 Priority Date : N/A Proprietor/Address : BEIERSDORF AG BLACK & WHITE Unnastr. 48 20253 Hamburg, Germany Class(es) 3 Application No. : WS/M/1478008 Representation of Mark Filing Date : 19 April, 2019 Priority Date : N/A Proprietor/Address : HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD. Huawei Administration Building, Bantian, Longgang District, Shenzhen 518129 Guangdong, China Class(es) 9 and 42 Application No. : WS/M/1479909 Representation of Mark Filing Date : 1 July, 2019 Priority Date : N/A Proprietor/Address : JHO INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY HOLDINGS, LLC STOKED 1600 North Park Drive Weston FL 33326, United States of America Class(es) 5 and 32 Application No. : WS/M/1483911 Representation of Mark Filing Date : 13 June, 2019 Priority Date : N/A Proprietor/Address : GUANGZHOU AOPIYA LEATHER INDUSTRIAL LLC No.1, Shitang Village, Xinya Street, Huadu District, Guangzhou City 510623 Guangdong Province, China Class(es) 18 Application No.
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