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UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA TANZANIA INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY JOURNAL: The Official Journal Of Patents and Trade / Service Marks For Tanzania Mainland Published by BRELA BRELA.IP.IPJ.100.13 15 JANUARY 2019 No. 01 PUBLISHED MONTHLY 1 DATA IDENTIFICATION CODES INTRODUCTION INID CODES FOR The data identification codes appearing in the next PATENTS tables are WIPO Standards. The first three of these Code Interpretation tables contain codes universally known as Internationally recognized Numbers for the (11) Patent number Identification of Data (INID) codes. (21) These standards are namely, WIPO Standard ST. 60 Application number (Recommendation concerning bibliographic data (22) Filing date relating to marks), Standard ST. 9 (Recommendation concerning bibliographic data on and relating to (24) Effective date of patent Patents and supplementary protection certificates (SPCs)), Standard ST. 80 (Recommendation (31) Priority number concerning bibliographic data relating to Industrial Designs) and Standard ST. 3 (Recommended standard (32) Priority date on two-letter codes for the representation of states, other entities and intergovernmental organizations). (33) Convention country / organization (45) Date of publication (51) Symbol of the International Patent Classification (IPC) INID CODES FOR (54) Title of the invention MARKS (56) Documents cited in the examination Code Interpretation (57) Abstract (111) Registration number (71) Applicant’s name. If in announcements concerning (141) Date of termination of the assigned applications or patents, registration of a mark this code represents the name of the (151) Date of registration assignee. (72) (156) Date of the renewal Name(s) of inventor(s) (73) Name(s) of holder(s) of patent. If (210) Application number in announcements concerning (220) Filing date assigned applications or patents, this code represents the name of the (310) Priority number assignor. (320) Priority date (74) Attorney’s name (330) Convention country (75) Name(s) of inventor(s) who is/are (511) Nice class also applicant(s) (526) Disclaimer (84) States designated under the Harare (529) Use limitations Protocol (540) Reproduction of the mark (86) PCT international filing date and (550) Series mark number (554) (96) Harare Protocol filing date and Three-dimensional mark number (561) Transliteration (566) Translation (571) Description of the mark (591) Colour limitation (600) Association (731) Applicant’s name (740) Name and address of the representative 2 READERS’ NOTICES ADVERTISEMENT PROCEDURES AND RATES Statutory and Unofficial Notices Every notice or advertisement required to be advertised in this Journal must first be approved by the Registrar of Patents, or of Trade Marks, or as the case may be, and all advertising charges therefor are payable direct to the Registrar prior to his issuing the proof of advertisement notice to the advertiser. All cheques, bank drafts, money orders and postal orders must be crossed and made payable to the Registrar Frequency of the Journal The Patents and Trade Marks Journal: the Official Journal of Patents and Trade Marks for Tanzania is published monthly. Editorial Office and Mission The Journal is published in pursuance of provisions of the Patents Act (Chapter 217), Trade Marks Act Chapter 326 RE 2002 , respectively, of the laws of the United Republic of Tanzania 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.0 IDENTIFICATION CODES………………………………………………….2 AND NOTICES 2.0 STATUTORY NOTICES UNDER THE TRADE AND SERVICE MARKS ACT CAP.326 RE 2002………………………………………5 2.1 NEW APPLICATIONS…………………………………………….5 2.2 ADVERTISEMENTS BEFORE ACCEPTANCE……………………………………….............78 2.3 ASSIGNMENTS............................................................................... 80 4 2.1 NEW TRADE AND SERVICE MARKS APPLICATIONS In terms of Regulation 32, of the Trade and Service Marks Regulations 2000, the following Marks are hereby advertised, (210) TZ/S/2018/457 (220) 12/06/2018 (310) (320) any interested person who has any objection or observation in (330) respect of any Mark so advertised should file his/her objection (511) Class 36: Financial services, namely banking, credit Or observation with the Registrar within 60 days from the date card services, debit card services, charge card services, of this Notice. On expiry of the said 60 days, the Registrar shall pre-paid card services offered through cards with allow the applications to proceed to registration stored value, electronic credit and debit transactions, bill payment and presentment services, cash disbursement, check verification, check cashing, deposit access and automated teller machine services, (210) TZ/S/2018/437 (220) 06/06/2018 transaction authorization and settlement services, (310) (320) transaction reconciliation, cash management, (330) consolidated funds settlement, consolidated dispute (511) Class 41: Education; providing of training; processing, data repository and client profile entertainment; sporting and cultural activities; information services, and related switching, gateway, entertainment and educational services in the nature of settlement/reconciliation, and funds movement services ongoing television and radio programs in the field of in the field of payment cards, electronic payment basketball and rendering live basketball games and processing services, payment transaction authentication basketball exhibitions; the production and distribution and verification services, payment card transaction of radio and television shows featuring basketball authorisation and settlement services, value exchange games, basketball events and programs in the field of services, namely, secure electronic cash transactions basketball; conducting and arranging basketball clinics and electronic cash transmissions, over computer and camps, coaches clinics and camps, dance team networks to facilitate electronic commerce, electronic clinics and camps and basketball games; entertainment funds transfer, providing financial information, namely services in the nature of personal appearances by a credit and debit card data and reports, financial records costumed mascot or dance team at basketball games management, electronic funds transfer and currency and exhibitions, clinics, camps, promotions, and other exchange services, financial assessment and risk basketball-related events, special events and parties; management services for others in the field of fan club services; entertainment services, namely consumer credit; dissemination of financial providing a website featuring non-downloadable information via a global computer network, financial multimedia material in the nature of television information rendered by computer by means of a highlights, interactive television highlights, video secure information computer network and advisory recordings, video stream recordings, interactive video services regarding all of the foregoing services; the highlight selections, radio programs, radio highlights, provision of financial services for the support of retail and audio recordings in the field of basketball; services provided through mobile telecommunications providing news and information in the nature of means, namely, payment services through wireless statistics and trivia in the field of basketball; on-line devices; the provision of financial services for the non-downloadable games, namely, computer games, support of retail services provided on-line, through video games, interactive video games, action skill electronic networks; financial analysis and games, arcade games, adults' and children's party consultation; insurance services; financial affairs, games, board games, puzzles, and trivia games; etc…. monetary affairs; financial services; banking and credit (750) NBA PROPERTIES, INC. services; (731) Olympic Tower, 645 Fifth Avenue, New York 10022, (750) MASTERCARD INTERNATIONAL New York , U.S.A. INCORPORATED (740) LEXGLOBE LLP (731) 2000 Purchase Street, Purchase, New York 10577, New P. O. Box 78934 , Dar es Salaam York , U.S.A. (740) (540) DENVER NUGGETS (and logo) AKIPLAW ADVOCATES P.O.BOX 79882, Dar Es Salaam (540) START SOMETHING PRICELESS 5 | P a g e (210) TZ/S/2018/1003 (220) 01/10/2018 (210) TZ/S/2018/825 (220) 05/10/2018 (310) (320) (310) (320) (330) (330) (511) Class 41: Education; providing of training; (511) Class 41: Religion Education entertainment; sporting and cultural activities (750) BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF SRI SATHYA SAI (750) GASTON GAUDENCE KIKUWI SOCIETY OF TANZANIA (731) Saranga, 16105, karibu na serikali ya mtaa wa saranga, (731) P. O. Box 40173, Ilala CBD, Upanga Mashariki, Ubungo , Dar es Salaam, Tanzania 11102, Mindu Street, 630, 26 , Dar es Salaam, (740) TATU SHAMTE MASOUD Tanzania Kinyerezi, 12116, near church at kinyerezi mwisho, (740) Abdulmalik & Surendra Ilala , Dar es Salaam P. O. Box 763, Dar es Salaam (540) VIBINDO SOCIETY (and logo) (540) SATHYA SAI BABA (210) TZ/S/2018/1015 (220) 21/11/2018 (310) (320) (330) (511) Class 39: Delivery of goods; freighting; transport; transport of travellers; freight brokerage [forwarding (Am.)]; transport brokerage; transport reservation; transportation logistics; unloading cargo; wrapping of goods; shipbrokerage; refloating of ships; salvaging; stevedoring; pleasure boat transport; ferry-boat transport; river transport; freight [shipping of goods]; boat transport; marine transport; barge transport; hauling; car transport; railway transport; air transport; car parking; vehicle rental; rental of warehouses; storage of goods; rental of storage containers; courier services [messages or merchandise]; freight forwarding;
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