SAINT VINCENT, TUESDAY, 29 JUNE, 1971.-(No. 39.)


cularly it relates to certain 7-a-amino-
benzyl 3-methyl cephalosporin analogues
ior incir production."
 Any person may, at any time within
TWO MONTHS from date of such ad-
vertisement give notice to the Registrar,
of opposition to the issue of a certificate
of registration upon any of the grounds
prescribed by section 27 of the Patents
Ordinance (Cap. 155) for opposition to
the grant of Letter Patent.
 The relevant sub-section of section 27
of the Patents Ordinance referred to
above, reads thus:-
 "27 (1) Any Person may, at any time
within two months from the date of the
advertisement of the acceptance of a
complete specification, give notice at the
Registry of Patents of opposition to the
grant of the Patent, on the ground of
the applicant having obtained the in-
vention from him Or from a pers-m of
whom he is the legal representative, or
on the ground that the invention has
been patented in the State, on an appli-
cation of prior date, but on no other
ground."
 A. T. WOODS,
 Registrar of Patents.
The Patent Office,
c/o The Registry,
Court House,
Kingstown,
St. Vincent.

 NOTICE
SAINT VINCENT.
By Authority of the Registration of
United Kingdom Patents Ordinance
 Chapter 156 of the Revised Laws of
 St. Vincent'1926.

 GAZETTED 1971
ADVERTISEMENT OF APPLICATION FOR
 REGISTRATION OF U.K. PATENT
 No. 1,190,614

 In Accordance with the requirement
of Section 3 of the Registration of the


United Kingdom Patents Ordinance
Notice is hereby given that an applica-
tion was made on the 6th day of Janu-
ary, 1971, by E. I. DU PONT DE
NEMOIURS AND COMPANY, a Cor-
poration organised and existing under
the laws of the State of Delaware,
United States of America, through Ed-
ward A. C. Hughes, Barrister-at-Law,
Kingstown, St. Vincent, for the regis-
tration of A Patent in respect of an in-
vention for "use of certain alkyl 2-
benzimidazolecarbamates as fungicides".

 Any person may, at any time within
TWO MONTHS from date of such ad-
vertisement give notice to the Registrar,
of opposition to the issue of a certificate
of registration upon any of the grounds
prescribed by section 27 of the Patents
Ordinance (Cap. 155) for opposition to
the grant of Letter Patent.

 The relevant sub-section of section 27
of the Patents Ordinance referred to
above, reads thus:-

 "27 (1) Any Person may, at any time
within two months from the (late of the
advertisement of the acceptance of a
complete specification, give notice at the
Registry of Patents of opposition to the
grant of the Patent, on the ground of
Ihe applicant having obtained the in-
vention from him or from a person of
whom he is the legal representative, or
on the ground that the invention has
been patented in the State, on an appli-
cation of prior date, but on no other
ground.'

 A. T. WOODS,
 Registrar of Patents.


The Patent Office,
e /o The Registry,
Court House,
Kingstown,
St. Vincent.