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Journ of Intell Prop 1 1 Journal of Intellectual Property Companies and Intellectual Property Office Dominica VOL. 11 ROSEAU, THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 2020 NO. 1 Applications for Trademark Registration STARBUCKS CORPORATION of 2401 UTAH AVENUE SOUTH, prepared meals consisting primarily of grains; chocolate- SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 98134, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA based spreads; processed cereal-derived food product to be has applied through their agent ALICK LAWRENCE CHAMBERS used as a breakfast cereal; oatmeal; grain-based snack foods; of 7 OLD STREET, ROSEAU, COMMONWEALTH OF DOMINICA to crackers; popcorn; sugar; honey; agave syrup [natural sweet- the Companies and Intellectual Property Office for the ener]; sauces, namely condiments to add to beverages; salad registration of one Trade Mark consisting of the following dressings. design based on an application received on 31st July, 2019 Class 35: Business administration; business management assistance; franchising, namely providing commercial assis- tance in the establishment and/or operation of restaurants, cafes, coffee houses, tea houses, and snack bars; retail store services in the field of coffee, tea, food, beverages, coffee and espresso makers, tea makers, tableware, kitchenware, books, musical recordings, wallets, travelling bags, shopping bags, handbags, jewelry, clothing and hats, toys, including Classes 30, 35 and 43 that is to say: stuffed toys; wholesale distributorships (excluding the trans- port thereof), wholesale store services and wholesale order- Class 30: Ground and whole bean coffee; coffee-based ing services connected with the sale of coffee, tea, cocoa, beverages; cocoa; chocolate-based beverages; tea and herbal packaged and prepared foods, electric appliances, non-elec- tea, other than for medical use; tea and herbal tea-based tric appliances, housewares, kitchenware, clocks, watches, beverages; coffee-based beverage mix; espresso-based kitchen timers, stop watches, jewelry, books, musical record- beverage mix; chocolate-based beverage mix; tea-based ings, mouse pads, wallets, billfolds, tote bags, purses, brief- beverage mix; herbal tea-based beverage mix; frozen con- cases, book bags, valises and umbrellas, all made of cloth, fections, namely, ice cream, ice milk, frozen yogurt, frozen plastic or leather, key fobs of leather, clothing, caps and hats, confections with tea, herbal tea and/or fruit flavoring; toys, including teddy bears, stuffed toys, plush toys, dolls flavorings, other than essential oils, for beverages; powdered and accessories therefor, Christmas ornaments; on-line re- chocolate; vanilla flavorings for culinary purposes; choco- tail store services featuring food, beverage, housewares, and late and candy confections; baked goods, namely, muffins, kitchenware; administration of incentive award program scones, biscuits, cookies; pies, cakes, pastries, quiches and through the issuance and processing of discounts in the na- breads; sandwiches; pizzas; prepared meals consisting pri- ture of loyalty points for purchase of a company’s good or marily of pasta; prepared meals consisting primarily of rice; services. 2 JOURNAL OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY, THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 2020 Class 43: Restaurant, cafe, cafeteria, snack bar, coffee bar, photo albums; art paper; artists’ brushes; pens; pencils; book- tea bar, tea house, and carry out restaurant services; bar ser- marks; stationery boxes; pen cases; pencil cases; stationery; vices; catering services; preparation of food and beverages; posters; paper napkins; paper coasters; paper bags; cup contract beverages services. sleeves of paper, paperboard, or cardboard; cardboard boxes. Any person may within two (2) months from the date Class 21: Non-electric drip coffee makers; non-electric of the first publication of this advertisement in the Intellectual plunger-style coffee makers; nonelectric kettles; tea infus- Property Journal, file a notice of opposition in Form 3 at ers not of precious metal; tea pots not of precious metal; tea the Companies and Intellectual Property Office, of the strainers; non-electric tea warmers consisting of a teapot opposition to the registration of the said trademark. stand with candle holder; thermal insulated containers for beverages; cups; saucers; mugs; beverage glassware; non- paper reusable coffee filters; coasters, not of paper and other STARBUCKS CORPORATION of 2401 UTAH AVENUE SOUTH, than table linen; tea services [tableware] not of precious SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 98134, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA metal; trays for domestic purposes; dishes; plates; bowls; has applied through their agent ALICK LAWRENCE CHAMBERS pitchers; trivets; containers for household and kitchen use; of 7 OLD STREET, ROSEAU, COMMONWEALTH OF DOMINICA to tea cozies; candle holder not of precious metal; candlesticks the Companies and Intellectual Property Office for the not of precious metal; figurines of porcelain, ceramic, earth- registration of one Trade Mark consisting of the following enware, or glass; porcelain decorative ornaments; scoops word based on an application received on 31st July, 2019 [tableware] for kitchen use; non-electric whisks for house- hold purposes. Class 29: Milk; flavored milk; milkshakes; milk-based bev- erages containing coffee; milk-based beverages containing fruit juice; milk-based beverages containing fruit; milk-based beverages containing chocolate; milk-based beverages con- taining tea; soy-based beverage used as a milk substitute; milk-based energy drinks; dried milk powder; soy milk; fruit- based snack foods; fruit jams, compote, jellies; meat-based spread, fish-based spread, poultry-based spread, fruit-based Classes 7, 9, 11, 16, 21, 29 and 32 that is to say: spread, nut-based spread, vegetable-based spread, dairy- based spread; cooked vegetables; dried vegetables; preserved Class 7: Electric coffee grinders for domestic or commer- vegetables; vegetable salads; dried fruit; preserved fruit; fruit cial use; aerated beverage-making machines; Electric kitchen salads; meat; fish, not live; poultry, not live; game, not live; machines, namely, electric milk frother machines; automatic charcuterie; meat extracts; prepared meals consisting pri- vending machines. marily of meat, soy, poultry, seafood, vegetables, fruits, tofu, and/or cheese; soups; yogurt, yogurt-based beverages; whip- Class 9: Magnetically encoded gift cards; Magnetically ping cream; cheese; eggs; prepared seeds; prepared nuts, encoded loyalty cards; downloadable computer application seasoned nuts, roasted nuts, nut-based snack foods; edible software for mobile devices and mobile phones, namely, oils and fats. software for consumers to access, monitor and manage their loyalty program profile and funds in associated stored value Class 32: Fruit drinks, fruit juices, and fruit-based bever- accounts, pay for purchases via mobile pay functionality, ages; vegetable drinks; vegetable juices [beverages], and access menu data and store location information; vegetable-based beverages; non-alcoholic beverages, namely downloadable computer software for use in downloading, carbonated beverages, soft drinks; energy drinks; isotonic transmitting, receiving, playing, storing and organizing au- beverages; liquid mixes for making soft drinks and fruit- dio and video data; audio recordings featuring music and based beverages; powders used in the preparation of soft artistic performances; downloadable music via a global com- drinks and fruit-based beverages; syrups for beverages; puter network and wireless devices; covers and cases for flavored and unflavored bottled drinking water; mineral cell phones and personal electronic devices; straps for cell phones; mouse pads; time recording apparatus. water; aerated waters; soy-based beverages not being milk substitutes; fruit concentrates and purees used for making Class 11: Electrical appliances, namely, espresso makers, beverages; nutritionally fortified beverages; vitamin forti- coffee makers, kettles, teapots, tea makers, beverage steam- fied beverages; beer; beer-based cocktails. ers, and water dispensers for domestic and commercial use; water filters; water filtration and purification units and re- Any person may within two (2) months from the date placement cartridges and filters therefor. of the first publication of this advertisement in the Intellectual Property Journal, file a notice of opposition in Form 3 at Class 16: Publications, namely, general feature newsletters the Companies and Intellectual Property Office, of the and magazines; instructional booklets; paper coffee filters; opposition to the registration of the said trademark. JOURNAL OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY, THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 2020 3 MASTERCARD INTERNATIONAL INCORPORATED of 2000 use in connection with contactless payment terminals for the PURCHASE STREET, PURCHASE, NEW YORK 10577, UNITED purpose of allowing merchants to accept contactless mobile STATES OF AMERICA has applied through their agent ALICK commerce transactions, contactless presentation of loyalty C. LAWRENCE of NANCY WHITICKER HOUSE 7 OLD STREET, credentials, and contactless redemption of coupons, rebates, ROSEAU, COMMONWEALTH OF DOMINICA to the Companies discounts, vouchers and special offers; software application and Intellectual Property Office for the registration of one that allows merchants to deliver coupons, rebates, discounts, Trade Mark consisting of the following design based on an vouchers and special offers directly to the mobile application received on 27th November, 2018. telecommunications devices of consumers delivered by contactless RFID or NFC communications;
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