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Government Gazette Republic of Namibia GOVERNMENT GAZETTE OF THE REPUBLIC OF NAMIBIA N$16.68 WINDHOEK- 2 September 1996 No. 1396 CONTENTS TRADE MARKS .............................................................................................................................. APPLICATIONS FOR REGISTRATION OF TRADE MARKS IN NAMIBIA (Applications accepted in terms of Act No. 48 of 1973) '\ Any person who has grounds for objection to any of the following trade marks, may, within the prescribed time, lodge Notice of Opposition on form SM6 con­ tained in the Second Schedule to the Trade Marks Rules in Namibia, 1973. The prescribed time is two months after the date of advertisement. This period may on application be extended by the Registrar. Where the Gazette is issued late, the period of opposition will count as from the date of issue and a notice relating thereto will be displayed on the public notice board in the Trade Marks Registry. Formal opposition should not be lodged until after notice has been given by letter to the applicant for registration so as to afford him an opportunity of withdrawing his application before the expense of preparing the Notice of Opposition is in­ curred. Failing such notice to the applicant an opponent may not succeed in ob­ taining an order for costs. "B" preceding the number indicates Part B of the Trade Mark Register. Neither the office mentioned hereunder nor Central Bureau Services (Pty) Ltd., acting on behalf of the Government of Namibia, guarantee the accuracy of this publication or undertake any responsibility for errors or omissions or their conse­ quences. E.T. KAMBOUA REGISTRAR OF TRADE MARKS FOR NAMIBIA 2 Government Gazette 2 September 1996 No. 1396 TRADE MARKS REMOVED FROM 1 JULY 1992 TO 30 JUNE 1996 NO. ADVERTISEMENT DATE NAME OF PROPRIETOR 328/26 International Foods (Proorietarv) Limited 649/30 Ro~al Beech-Nut (Pt~~ Limited 1178/40 Mueller Pumos Comoanv uao/4o The Shell ComQan~ 1258/44 Shell International Petroleum Comoanv Limited 3051L54 ,, 3087/54 Adcock Ingram Pharmaceuticals Limited 3089/54 3091/54 3105/54 Nordmark Arzneimitter GmbH 3129/54 Martell I 3131/54 Uniroyal Inc. 3134/54 AECI Limited 3136/54 Damar a Meat Packers (Proprietary) Limited 3164/54 AECI Limited -- 3165/54 3169/54 3215/54 David Brown Tractors Limited 3216/54 3232/54 Henkel KGaA 3250/54 Bermudez Biscuits Company Limited 3261/54 John De wars & Sons Limited 4181/58 Danskin, Inc. 4182/58 John B. Stetson Company 4183/58 - 4194/58 Jeyes Group PLC 4195/58 S.W.A. Chemicals (Proprietary) Limited .... No. 1396 Government Gazette 2 September 1996 3 TRADE MARKS REMOVED FROM 1 JULY 1992 TO 30 JUNE 1996 NO. ADVERTISEMENT DATE NAME Or PROPRIETOR 4"1 qfi /t::;R S.W.A. Chemicals (Proprietarv) Limited 410'7/SB 4198/58 - 4214/58 The Good Hope Textile CorQoration ( Prcprietary) Limited 4218[58 Laminate Industries (Proprietary) Limited 4230/58 J & L Coats Limited 4246/58 William Grant & Sons Limited 4257/58 Coopers (South A.frica) (Proprietary) Limited 4258/58 Roussel Uclaf Environmental Health Limited 4260/58 I -- 4262/58/1 Sarvale (Pty) Limited 4252/58/2 4262/58/3 4274/58 Philips Electronics N.V. 4278/58 Societe Des Produits Nestle S.A. 4290/58 4322/58 I Olivine Industries (Private) Limited- 4323/58 4324/58 Acoustical Fibreglass Insulation (Mnfg) (Pty) Limited 4325/58 Tootal Group Public Limited Company 4327/58 Moore Business Forms Limited 4328/58 4329/58 4330/58 4336/58 Phone Poulenc Nederland B.V . '" 4 Government Gazette 2 September 1996 No. 1396 TRADE MARKS REMOVED FROM 1 JULY 1992 TO 30 JUNE 1996 . NO. ADVERTISEMENT DATE NAME OF PROPRIETOR 68/013 A.H. Robins Comoanv Incoroorated 28[Qlf2 Whitebread South Africa {ProQrietary) Limited 68/019 68/021 68/023 John & Johnson 68[024 McNeil Laboratories Incoq~orated 68/025 Sigarettenfabriek Ed Lausens B.V. 68/026 Polagric (Proprietary) Limited 68/034 South West Africa Portland Cement Limited 68/044 F. Hoffmann La Roche AG. 68/059 Exxon Corporation 68/061 68/064 Reemtsma Cigarettenfabrieken GmbH 68/070 Nordmark-Werke GmbH 68/076 Shell International Petroleum Company 68/078 Henkel KGaA 68/079 68/092 Hoechst Aktiengesellschaft 68/094 68_/096 68/098 68/102 68/104 68/107 68/108 ~·- 68/il2 68/113 . '" No. 1396 Government Gazette 2 September 1996 5 TRADE MARKS REMOVED FROM 1 JULY 1992 TO 30 JUNK 1996 _NO. ADVERTISEMENT DATE NAME OF PROPRIETOR 68/117 Polvdor International GmbH 68/133 SeQeric 68/139 Hoechst Acktiengesellschaft 68/140 68/149 Trek Petroleum (Eiendoms) Be~erk 68/150 68/166 Merck & Co. Inc. 68/168 Fabriques De Tabac Rennies S.A. 68/171 The Baker Street Trust 68/172 International Glass Holdings Limited 68/174 Vincor Limited 68/175 Exxon Corporation 68/177 68/179 68/180 Distilleerderijen Erven Lucas Bols B.V.m 68/228 Polydor International GmbH 68/231 Eveready South Africa (Pty) Limited 68/232 Volvo White Truck Corporation 68/242 Behringwerke Aktiengesell~chaft 68/244 68/252 Alcan Aluminium Limited 68/270/1 Lasher Tools (Pty) Limited 68/270/2 68/270/3 68/275 Philips Lighting Corporation South Africa (Proprietary) Limited 681279 Eveready South Africa (Pty) Limited - . '" 6 Government Gazette 2 September 1996 No. 1396 TRADE MARKS REMOVED FROM 1 JULY 1992 TO 30 JUNE 1996 NO. ADVERTISEME~~ DATE NAME OF PROPRIETOR 68/287 Johann Maria Farina Ge.lleni.iber Dem Ji.il.ichs- 68f288 Platz GmbH 68/295 F. Hoffmann - La Roche AG 68/313 The Florsheim Shoe Company 68/320 Jim Beam Brands Co. 68/338 C.H. Boehringer John 68/342 Fuchs Electrical Industries Limited 68/343 68/345 Ceylon Tea Packers Limited 68/363 John B Stetson Company 68/364 68/365 68/366 68/460 Audiocor (Pty) Ltd 68/461 68/462 - 68/463 68/464 68/465 68/470 68/472 68/473 68/476 Stel1enbosch Farmers Winery Limited 68/477 Hoechst Aktiengese1lschaft 68/481 Bulova Watch Company Inc. 68/486 Pretoria Portland Cement Compamu 68/487 .... No. 1396 Government Gazette 2 September 1996 7 TRADE MARKS REMOVED FROM 1 JULY 1992 TO 30 JUNE 1996 NO. ADVERTISEMENT DATE NAME OF PROPRIETOR 68/507 F. Hoffmann La _Roche _AG 6aL50B 68/523 Scotford Mills (Proorietary) Limited 68/524 68/528 Aluminium Company 68/531 Gypsum Industries Limited 68/532 68/533 Merck & Co. Inc. 68/539 Blendax GmbH 68/544 Johnson & Johnson 68/546 68/563 Henkel KGaA 68/564 t--- 68/567/1 Amercian Brands Inc. 68/567/2 68/568 68/569 68/570 68/571 Richard Kane Fur Skins (P~y) Ltd 68/573 The Dow Chemical Company 72/002 Revlon (Suisse) S.A. B72/018 Societe Nationale D'Exploitation Indutrielle Des Tabacs Et Allumettes (Seita) B72/019 72/021 • '" 8 Government Gazette 2 September 1996 No. 1396 TRADE MARKS REMOVED FROM 1 JULY 1992 TO 30 JUNE 1996 _NO. ADVERTISEMENT DATE NAME OF PROPRIETOR 72L026 Societe Nationale D'Exploitation 72L027 Industrielle Des Tabacs Et Allumettes (Seita) 72/030 Keyes Fibre Company 72/031 72/048 Pepsico, Inc. 72/058 United Distillers PLC 72/062 Caribonum (South Africa) Limited 72/066 African Products (Proprietary) Limited _2?/070 The Coca Cola Company 72/076 W.D. & H.O. Wills (Proprietary) Limited 72/077 Oy Rettig AB 72/087 Perfurns Roc has 72/089 British Agencies (Proprietary) Limited 72/097 Keyes Fibre Company 72/098 72/099 72/100 72/106 Beecham Group PLC 72/107 The Dow Chemical Company 72/116 American Home Products Corporation 72/119 Jetmaster (Proprietary) Limited 72/127 General Motors Corporation . '" No. 1396 Government Gazette 2 September 1996 9 TRADE MARKS REMOVED FROM 1 JULY 1992 TO 30 JUNE 1996 NO. ADVERTISEMENT DATE NAME OF PROPRIETOR 72/136 Luitpold Pharma GmbH 72/140 The Coca-Cola Company 72/149 Eutectic Corporation 72/150 72/154 Louis Luyt 72/155 72/174 Johnson & Johnson 72/175 United Distillers PLC 72/176 72/183 ! Johnson & Johnson 72/188 Carreras Limited 72/201 72/206 Sellotape GB Limited 72/207 Johnson & Johnson 72/218 Luitpold Pharma GmbH 82/0008 09/07/1982 Edgars Stores Limited 82/0017 15/04/1983 Interfare (Proprietary) Limited 82/0018 82/0019 24/09/1982 The Reader's Digest Associa.tion, Inc. 82/0020 21/05/1982 Aeci Limited 82/0024 16/07/1982 Sanofi 82/0026 82/0030 09/08/1985 McCarthy Transport Holdings (Proprietary) Limite d 82/0031 82/0032 18/11/1982 82/0033 22/11/1985 82/0034 . '" 10 Government Gazette 2 September 1996 No. 1396 TRADE MARKS REMOVED FROM 1 JULY 1992 TO 30 JI.JNE 1996 NO. ADVERTISEMENT DATE NAME OF PROPRIETOR 82/0040 04.06.1982 Dos Munecos Sociedad Anonima Comercial Industri al & Financiera 82/0043 24.05.1982 Colt Breweries of America Limited 882/0048 23.07.1982 H.A.S. (Proerietar,y) Limited 882/0049 82/0053 25.06.1982 Spar South African (Proprietar,y) Limited 82/0054 82/0055 10.09.1982 Edgars Stores Limited 82/0056 24.09.1982 82/0057 82/0058 07.05.1982 82/0059 03.09.1982 P G Bison Ltd 82/0060 82/0061 20.08.1982 82/0067 82/0066 27.12.1982 International Glass Holdings Limited 82/0070 07.05.1982 F. Hoffmann- La Roche AG · 82/0073 09.07.1982 Eureka Rubber Co. (North) Limited 82/0075 24.09.1982 Edgars Stores Limited 82/0077 20.08.1982 National Explosives (Proprl.etary) Limited 82/0078 21.05.1982 American Cyanamid Company 82/0083 28.05.1982 ICI Chemicals & Polymers Limited 82/0084 21.05.1982 82/0102 06.08.1982 Tongaat Rice Mills (Proprietary) Limited 82/0108 11.08.1982 Irvin & Johnson Limited 82/0109 82/0112 24.09.1982 Edgars Stores Limited .
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