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AUSTRALIAN OFFICIAL JOURNAL of TRADE MARKS 4 April 2013 Vol: 27, No. 13 4 April 2013 AUSTRALIAN OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF TRADE MARKS Did you know a searchable version of this journal is now available online? It's FREE and EASY to SEARCH. Find it on our website (www.ipaustralia.gov.au) by using the "Journals" link on the home page. The Australian Official Journal of Trademarks is part of the Official Journal issued by the Commissioner of Patents for the purposes of the Patents Act 1990, the Trade Marks Act 1995 and Designs Act 2003. This Page Left Intentionally Blank (ISSN 0819-1808) AUSTRALIAN OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF TRADE MARKS 4 April 2013 Contents General Information & Notices IR means "International Registration" Amendments and Changes Application/IRs Amended and Changes. 5225 Registrations/Protected IRs Amended and Changed. 5226 Applications for Extension of Time . 5224 Applications for Amendment . 5224 Applications/IRs Accepted for Registration/Protection . 4907 Applications/IRs Filed Nos 1547797 to 1548878. 4891 Applications/IRs Lapsed, Withdrawn and Refused Lapsed. 5226 Withdrawn. 5227 Cancellations of Entries in Register . 5229 Notices . 5223 Opposition Proceedings . 5222 Removal/Cessation of Protection for Non-use Proceedings . 5230 Renewal of Registration/IR . 5229 Trade Marks Registered/Protected . 5222 Trade Marks Removed from the Register/IRs Expired . 5231 This Page Left Intentionally Blank For Information on the following please see our website: www.ipaustralia.gov.au or contact our Customer Service Network on 1300651010 Editorial enquiries Contact information Freedom of Information ACT Professional Standards Board Sales Requests for Information under Section 194 (c) Country Codes Trade Mark and Designs Hearing Sessions INID (Internationally agreed Numbers for the Indentification of Data) ‘INID’ NUMBERS in use on Australian Trade Mark Documents ‘INID’ is an acronym for Internationally agreed Numbers for the Identification of Data’ (200) Data Concerning the Application. (210) Serial Number of the application. (220) Data of filing the application. (300) Data relating to Priority under the Paris convention. (500) Various Information. (510) List of goods and/or services. (511) Nice Classification of goods and/or services. (540) Reproduction of the mark. (551) Indication of the effect that the mark is a collective mark or a certification mark. (554) Shape mark. (556) Sound mark. (557) Scent mark. (591) Colour mark. (700) Information Concerning Parties Concerned with the Application/Registration. (730) Name and address of the applicant or owner of the registration. (750) Address for service for correspondence. NOTE: Trade marks marked with an asterisk (*) or an IR number are international applications designating Australia AUSTRALIAN OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF TRADE MARKS 04 April 2013 ABSTRACTS OF DECISIONS ABSTRACT OF REASONS FOR A DECISION OF A DELEGATE OF THE REGISTRAR OF TRADE MARKS Trade Mark Registrations : 776389(6)(19); QUANTUM; 825544(6)(19) QUANTUM (logo); 837210(6)(19) QUANTUM TWIN Applicant for removal : Saint-Gobain Glass France Opponent to removal : Trend Windows & Doors Pty Ltd Decision : s92 – nature of goods – registrations 776387 and 825544 in use by owner during relevant period in relation to metallic windows; obstacle to use of registrations 828844 and 837210 in relation to wooden windows; s101 - exercise of Registrar’s discretion in relation to registrations 828844 and 837210 - opposition to removal established in relation to registrations 828844 and 837210. Opposition not established in relation to registration 837210. Decision Issued : 3 April 2013 ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ AUSTRALIAN OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF TRADE MARKS 4 April 2013 Proceedings Under The Trade Marks Act 1995 Applications/IRs Filed Nos 1547797 to 1548878 Representations of the trade marks comprised in the following list of applications or international registrations designating Australia may be viewed on our website (www.ipaustralia.gov.au) by using ATMOSS (the Australian Trade Marks Online Search System) or by searching the Australian Official Journal of Trade Marks (searchable journal). The date following the class is that on which the application was filed; in the case of convention applications the country of origin and the date claimed are in parentheses. 1 Oak Technologies, LLC (US, 6 Aug 2012) Cl. 1548737 Alape GmbH (EM, 26 Jul 2012) Cl. 11, 20. (IR 1548845 9. (IR 1152581) 1153068) 121cast Pty Ltd ACN/ARBN 158 362 675 Cl. 9, 1548451 Alape GmbH (EM, 26 Jul 2012) Cl. 11, 20. (IR 1548844 35, 38, 41. 1153067) 3 Gremlins Pty Ltd Cl. 9. 1548346 Alape GmbH (EM, 26 Jul 2012) Cl. 11, 20. (IR 1548843 33in INTERNATIONAL GROUP LLC Cl. 14, 35, 1548869 1153066) 38. (IR 1124783) ALBO MARINE PTY. LTD. ACN/ARBN 063 150 1548600 4SL PTY LTD ACN/ARBN 159 398 124 Cl. 19. 1548301 934 Cl. 12. A HONDROLIDIS A OUZOUNOGLOU Cl. 43. 1548291 Alcidion Corporation Pty Ltd ACN/ARBN 093 1547933 148 488 Cl. 44. A M ORTH & C A ORTH Cl. 16, 41. 1547857 Alexander, Ryan Christopher Cl. 36, 41. 1547383 A W Lifestyle Ltd Cl. 25. 1548020 All Star C.V. (operating as Converse Inc., an 1547965 A.C.N. 160 882 397 PTY. LTD. ACN/ARBN 160 1548411 affiliate of N ike Inc.) Cl. 9, 18. 882 397 Cl. 35, 41, 42. All Star C.V. (operating as Converse Inc., an 1547919 A.R MITCHELL & M MITCHELL Cl. 37. 1547886 affiliate of N ike Inc.) Cl. 9, 18. ABS Marketing Group, LLC Cl. 30. 1548456 All Star C.V. (operating as Converse Inc., an 1547920 Accor a French societe anonyme Cl. 35, 41, 1548572 affiliate of N ike Inc.) Cl. 9, 18. 43. All Star C.V. (operating as Converse Inc., an 1547967 ACPE Limited Cl. 16, 41. 1548068 affiliate of N ike Inc.) Cl. 9, 18. ACPE Limited Cl. 16, 41. 1548070 All Star C.V. (operating as Converse Inc., an 1547966 ACTCO-PICKERING METAL INDUSTRIES PTY 1548642 affiliate of Nike Inc.) Cl. 9. LTD Cl. 12. ALLCARE EQUINE CENTRE PTY LTD ACN/ 1547970 ACTION WEALTH PTY LTD Cl. 36. 1548459 ARBN 114 016 367 Cl. 41. ACTIVE GROUP PTY LIMITED ACN/ARBN 153 1548026 Allilomou, Paul Cl. 37, 42. 1548551 136 666 Cl. 7. Allilomou, Paul Cl. 37, 42. 1548545 Adam Internet Pty Ltd ACN/ARBN 055 495 853 1547901 ALLMEDIC PTY LTD Cl. 10, 11. 1548535 (Divisional of No. 1444842 dated 25 Aug 2011) ALLMEDIC PTY LTD Cl. 10, 11. 1548532 Cl. 38, 42. Ally Properties Pty Ltd as trustee for David 1548078 Adept Technology, Inc. incorporated in the 1547876 and Bessie Family Trust ACN/ARBN 117 756 State of Delaware (US, 30 Sep 2012) Cl. 7. 000 Cl. 25. ADG GLOBAL SUPPLY PTY LTD ACN/ARBN 1548091 Ally Properties Pty Ltd as trustee for David 1548087 098 405 335 Cl. 25. and Bessie Family Trust ACN/ARBN 117 756 Adled Pty Ltd ACN/ARBN 162 106 854 Cl. 35. 1547851 000 Cl. 25. Advanced Skin and Hair Inc. Cl. 3, 5. 1548128 Alpargatas S.A. Cl. 25. 1548205 Advanced Skin and Hair, Inc. Cl. 3, 5. 1548147 Alpargatas S.A. Cl. 25. 1548377 Advanced Skin and Hair, Inc. Cl. 3, 5. 1548126 Alpargatas S.A. (EM, 26 Sep 2012) Cl. 25. 1548198 AES CHEMUNEX Cl. 9. (IR 1152965) 1548827 Alpargatas S.A. (EM, 26 Sep 2012) Cl. 25. 1548201 AHL Investments Pty Ltd ACN/ARBN 105 265 1548337 Alpargatas S.A. (EM, 9 Nov 2012) Cl. 25. 1548203 861 Cl. 9, 36. ALSO (ASIA-PACIFIC) LTD ACN/ARBN 107 1547849 AIRDRILL PTY LTD ACN/ARBN 109 184 447 1548321 535 615 Cl. 16, 41. Cl. 6, 7, 37, 42. ALung Technologies, Inc. CORPORATION 1547874 Akalo, Fozia and Fry, Hannah Cl. 25, 40, 42. 1548228 PENNSYLVANIA (US, 6 Feb 2013) Cl. 10. Akira Holdings Pty Ltd ACN/ARBN 147 522 1548625 Amden Pty Ltd Cl. 44. 1548517 923 Cl. 20, 35. American Cancer Society, Inc. Cl. 36. (IR 1548779 AKROM PTY LTD ACN/ARBN 158 937 252 and 1548518 1152786) Berazategui, Diego Cl. 35, 37. American Marketing Association Cl. 35, 41. (IR 1548667 Akzo Nobel Chemicals International B.V. (BX, 1548863 1152327) 18 May 2010) Cl. 30. (IR 1051417) AMERIGON INC. (US, 3 May 2012) Cl. 9, 11, 12. 1548677 Alape GmbH (EM, 26 Jul 2012) Cl. 11, 20. (IR 1548846 (IR 1152364) 1153069) - 4891 - AUSTRALIAN OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF TRADE MARKS 4 April 2013 AMPHITHEATRE PTY LTD ACN/ARBN 160 570 1547995 Australian Defence Force Assistance Trustee 1548355 294 Cl. 5, 9, 16, 18, 20, 21, 25, 28, 29, 30, 32, Company Pty Ltd ACN/ARBN 162 078 168 Cl. 35, 41, 42, 43. 36, 41. AMS Research Corporation Cl. 10. (IR 1548750 Australian Institute of Applied Sciences Pty 1548064 1152657) Ltd ACN/ARBN 083 349 722 Cl. 16, 41. AN NISA PTY LTD Cl. 9, 35. 1547134 Australian Institute of Applied Sciences Pty 1548067 ANARCHY ENTERTAINMENT PTY LTD Cl. 16, 1548464 Ltd ACN/ARBN 083 349 722 Cl. 16, 41. 41. Australian Institute of Applied Sciences Pty 1548060 Anglo American Plc Cl. 37, 42. 1548407 Ltd ACN/ARBN 083 349 722 Cl. 16, 41. Anne Butterly & Gerard Butterly (GB, 19 Jun 1548774 Australian Railway Supply Company Pty Ltd 1548133 2012) Cl. 16. (IR 1152767) Cl. 6, 37. ANTENU PTY LTD ACN/ARBN 121 354 765 Cl. 1548352 Australian Railway Supply Company Pty Ltd 1548136 3, 5. Cl. 6, 37. Antoinette Maria Elderfield Cl. 7. (IR 1021503) 1548859 AYRES COMPOSITE PANELS PTY LTD Cl. 6. 1548656 Anything Dance Pty Ltd Cl. 3, 18, 25, 35. 1547351 AYRES COMPOSITE PANELS PTY LTD Cl. 6, 1548658 12. AONE PTY LTD ACN/ARBN 105 486 897 Cl. 32. 1548649 B & R Enclosures Pty Ltd ACN/ARBN 007 587 1547833 AONE PTY LTD ACN/ARBN 105 486 897 Cl. 33. 1548529 082 Cl. 9, 35, 42. AONE PTY LTD ACN/ARBN 105 486 897 Cl. 30, 1548363 B J DAWSON & E A GREENWOOD Cl.
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