Argus Balsillie patent granted

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WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY.
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THE BAISILLIE SYSTEM.
PATENT GRANTED.

A patent has been granted by the com:
mimioner for the usual term of 14 youre
to Mr. J. E. Bubillie, the Commonwealth
wireless expert, for the system which he
is operating ia Australia, and it 1* consigned!
So fhe way of the Festmastertieneal, "The
‘adjourned Jourt case, in which the
Mareoni and Telefunken companies seek
all janetion | restraining “the | Common

ch from he amo the avr hh.
they allege. is an infringement, will. now
be proceeded with.” It was udjourned on
the understanding ihat the Commonwealth
would take out a patent for its procest. The
fact that the patent hax been grunted shows
that from the point of view yf the patents’
comminioner “Mr. Haltilie’s »peelfiration
indicates an inveniion of muficient novelty
fit from infringing any other

Patent reiatered fa Aurtralee and applies

uficient lars tenable
Yereed in the art to make eifective
the appuratus, Opposition can be urged

within two months, at the end of which
time the patent ie erwled. The
companies ha me tmp
andy of wanblbing tho conten
the patent is a The oficial
mynopeis of the specification 1s as follawe: —
WIRELESK TELEGRAPH TRANKMITTER.

one ut

ait only fe shown, To whieh the detertor
ie joductively couple.

NEW ZEALAND STATION,

STATION,

DoT RECEIVED.

‘The PostmasterCeneral (Me. Fruzet)
said last night that the Melbourne «tation
jad not received from the new station near
‘Wellington, New Zealand, the memage
which was to have been seat by the Gover
|nor of the Dominion to the (iovernor-
General of the Commonwealth, the text of
‘which was published in “The Argus” yes
He had sent to the Postmaster:

Zealand the mermage

of your high-power

did pot know wivether

| wireiem station,”
ithad been received. Probably a bitch hail
‘occurred at the lad moment at the new
sation. The Melbourne station had sp:ken
with steamers within 20) miles of the New
Fealand coast, the operators on which had

the Wellington sta:

ie nothing from
tion,