Australian Trade Mark Search

Goods & Services

 

Class 3:

Soaps, bath salts, cosmetics, cleaning preparations, creams, deodorants, detergents, perfume, make-up, bleach, lipsticks, nail polish, bubble bath, toothpaste, skin care preparations, creams, cologne, hair colorants, hair dyes, hair lotions, hair waving preparations, cosmetic kits, essential oils, shampoos, shoe polish, toiletries, sun tanning preparations in this class, sun screen in this class, sun screen lip balm in this class, talcum powder

 

Class 5:

Food for babies and children, sticking plaster, bath salts, medicated candy and chewing gum, medicated confectionery, medicinal drinks, first aid boxes, medicated toothpaste, adhesive dressings, food preparations in this class, sunscreen and sunscreen lip balm in this class, absorbent cotton, adhesive bands for medical purposes, adhesive plaster, adhesive tapes for medical purposes, antiseptics, balms for medical purposes, bandages for dressings, therapeutic preparations for the bath, medicated bath preparations, bath salts for medical purposes, cod liver oil, deodorants in this class, dietetic foods in this class, medical dressings, surgical dressings, gauze for dressings, lip balms in this class, lotions for pharmaceutical purposes, oils in this class, pharmaceutical preparations for skincare, sponges, stick liquorice for pharmaceutical purposes, glucose, glucose drinks, sunburn ointments, sunburn preparations, tissues in this class, vitamins

 

Class 8:

Cutlery, scissors, knives, forks, spoons, garden tools and spades; hanging knife, spoon and fork sets

 

Class 9:

Computer software programs, compact discs, audio cassettes, phonograph records, digital video discs (DVD) and pre-recorded videotapes featuring entertainment for children, namely, music, stories, costumed characters and animation; pre-recorded audio and audio visual devices; pre-recorded multimedia publications; videotapes featuring animated cartoons; blank digital audio tapes and digital videotapes; computer and video game disks and cartridges; eyewear, namely, spectacles, eyeglasses, sunglasses and eyeglass frames; binoculars; juke boxes; lifejackets; audio recorders, video recorders; video games; sound amplifiers; audio tape cassette players, video cassette players, phonograph record players, compact disc players; radios; television sets; swim masks and diving masks

 

Class 12:

Baby carriages, covers for baby carriages, hoods for baby carriages, safety seats for children for vehicles, safety seat covers for children for vehicles, safety belts for the seats and carriages for vehicles, pushchairs and strollers, pushchair covers and hoods, stroller covers and hoods, bicycles, bicycle saddles, bicycle brakes, bicycle chains, bicycle frames, bicycle handle bars, bicycle pumps, bicycle rims, bicycle spokes, bicycle stands, bicycle tyres, bells for bicycles, boats, cars, automobiles, horns for cars and automobiles, horns for tricycles and bicycles, seat covers for cars and automobiles, tricycles and sleeping berths for vehicles, rear-view mirrors

 

Class 14:

Alarm clocks, bracelets, brooches, cases for clocks, cases for watches, chains, jewellery charms, tie clips, clocks, electric clocks and watches, liquid crystal display watches, moulded flip top liquid crystal display watches, quartz analogue watches, earrings, gold and silverware (other than cutlery, forks and spoons), hat ornaments of precious metal, household containers of precious metal, household utensils of precious metal, objects of imitation gold, jewellery, key rings, cufflinks, medallions, necklaces, ornamental pins, ornaments, pins, tie pins, plated articles, rings, stopwatches, straps for wristwatches, trinkets, watchbands, watch chains, watch straps, watches and wrist watches

 

Class 16:

Stationery, cards, note cards and writing paper, paper partyware, bibs of paper, coasters, book markers, stickers, calendars, greeting cards, drawing pads, general feature magazines for children and magazines for adults dealing with children's issues, pen and pencil cases, pen holders, pencils, crayons, pens, pencil sharpeners, mounted and unmounted photographs, decorative mounted and unmounted pictures, stamps, stamp pads, stencils, paper napkins, books including, comic books, picture books, drawing books, music books, colouring books, sticker books, story books, squeaky books, pop up books, pull tab books, glow in the dark books, bath books, chunky board books, scrap books, activity books, paper coasters, paper, paper napkins, show bags, boards, manuals, brochures and teaching materials namely, textbooks for teaching reading, writing, mathematics, music, spelling, drama and magic tricks to children, charts, colour and count sets, activity packs, writing slates and posters

 

Class 18:

Bags, game bags, bags for campers, bags for climbers, bags for packaging, beach bags, belts, briefcases, leather cases, pocket wallets, purses, chain metal purses (not of precious metal), collars for animals, covers for animals, handbags, haversacks, music cases, rucksacks, school satchels, school bags, shopping bags, sling bags for carrying infants, travelling bags, travelling trunks, umbrellas

 

Class 20:

Playpens, sleeping bags, statuettes of wood, wax, plaster or plastic, tables, chairs, stools, furniture, trays (not of metal), desks

 

Class 21:

Cups, mugs, bowls, plates, dinner sets, canteens, lunch boxes, tumblers, drinking containers, basins, bins, bottles, soap boxes, brushes, combs, crockery, soap dishes, dustbins, egg cups, drinking flasks, money boxes, tableware and toothbrushes, food containers of metal, household containers of metal, dishes of metal, egg cups of metal, jugs of metal, kitchen containers of metal, kitchen utensils of metal, bowls of metal, table plates of metal, trays of metal for household purposes

 

Class 24:

Adhesive fabric for application by heat, banners, covers for bags filled with polystyrene beads, bed linen (except clothing), bed blankets, bed clothes, bed covers, bed covers of paper, bedspreads, blinds of textile, canvas for tapestry or embroidery, coasters made of table linen, cotton fabrics, coverlets for bedspreads, comforter sets, covers for cushions, covers for furniture, curtains of textile or plastic, down filled blankets, door curtains, eiderdowns, fabric, fabrics for textile use, face washers, friezes, loose covers for furniture, furniture coverings of plastic, furniture coverings of textile, gummed cloths other than for stationery, handkerchiefs of textile, handtowels, jersey, knitted fabric, cloth labels, diapered linen, household linen, linen cloth, lingerie fabric, placemats in this class including plastic and vinyl placemats; mattress covers, mattress protectors, pillow shams, pillow cases, plastic material (substitute for fabrics), blankets of textile, quilts, quilt covers, quilt cover sets, travelling rugs, table runners, serviettes of textile, rod pocket curtains, rugs, sheets, sleeping bags (sheeting), sunshades for affixing to windows, tablecloths (not of paper), table linen (textile), tablemats (not of paper), table napkins of textile, tapestry (wall hangings) of textile, towels, traced cloth for embroidery, upholstery fabrics, valances, velour bath towels, velour beach towels, velour towels, wall hangings of textile, woollen cloth, woollen fabric

 

Class 25:

Clothing, headgear, T-shirts, baseball caps, pyjamas, sweatshirts, tracksuits, sleepwear, babywear, babies' pants, babies' caps, babies' hats, babies' suits, babies' T-shirts, mess shirts, babies' long sleeve T-shirts, babies' overalls, babies' pullovers, bonnets, bibs, socks, tights, booties, blankets, cloth bibs, underwear, briefs, singlets, crop top sets, boxer shorts, ties, bow ties, scarves, swimsuits, beach wear, uniforms, sports apparel, shorts, wind-resistant jackets, jerseys, pants and leotards, aprons, bathing suits, shoes, footwear, slippers, waterproof clothing, coats, boots, jackets, ponchos and rain hats, beanies, hats, character costumes, shirts, trousers, dresses, skirts, sweaters, pullovers, cardigans, bath robes, gloves, headbands, belts, waistcoats, ties, children's co-ordinates

 

Class 26:

Badges for wear of metal, buckles of common metal for clothing

 

Class 27:

Floor mats of textile, wool and nylon; wallpaper; friezes (non-textile); floor mats of terry towelling

 

Class 28:

Toys, playthings, games, gymnastic and sporting articles not included in other classes, surf boards, spinning tops, action skill games, card games, manipulative games, board games, kites, balls, puppets, balloons, Christmas tree decorations, dolls' houses, computer games, puzzles, jigsaw puzzles, skateboards, inflatable toys, inflatable furniture, inflatable chairs, inflatable tables, inflatable mascots, inflatable balls, inflatable cars, dolls, plush toys, soft toys, finger puppets, toy microphones, toy drum kits, toy cymbals, toy guitars (electronic and non-electronic), tambourines, toy electronic keyboards, musical instruments, toy money banks, cars, car parts; swimming pools being play or sport articles, decorations in this class; kaleidoscopes; playing cards; paper hats; paper party favours, paper whistles and noise makers in the nature of Christmas crackers

 

Class 29:

Butter, chocolate nut butter, peanut butter, coconut, potato crisps, potato chips, snack foods, crystallized fruits, dates, eggs, salted foods, frosted fruits, frozen fruits, preserved fruit, cooked fruit, dried fruit, fruit jellies, jelly, fruit peel, fruit pulp, fruit salads, stewed fruit, jams, vegetable juices, margarine, marmalade, broth, milk, milk products, cheese, yoghurt, whipped cream, nuts, raisins, salmon, soups, vegetable salads, cooked vegetables, dried vegetables, preserved vegetables, almonds, anchovy, beans, coconut butter, caviar, coconut oil, desiccated coconut, dairy products, edible oils, eggs, fish, food preserves, herbs, gelatine, gherkins, cream, ham, herrings, sardines, lentils, meat jellies, mushrooms, mussels, olive oil, olives, preserved onions, oil, processed peanuts, peas, pickles, poultry, raisins, salads, salmon, sesame oil, soup, suet, soya beans, sunflower oil, tomato juice, fruit juice, tuna, vegetable juices, baked beans

 

Class 30:

Biscuits, bread, buns, cakes, cake powder, breakfast cereal, chewing gum, chocolate, chocolate based beverages, confectionery, cookies, decorations for cakes (edible), edible ices, ginger, ice cream, liquorice, lozenges, meat pies, noodles, pastries, sweets, pizzas, popcorn and health bars in this class being cereal-based snack foods; spreads in this class for sandwiches, cornflakes, muesli, oat flakes, oat-based food, pasta, pasta in sauce, spaghetti, canned spaghetti in sauce, peanut confectionery, snack foods, puddings, rice, bread rolls, rusks, sherbet, almond confectionery, aniseed, barley, cocoa-based beverages, beverage flavourings, ice cream flavourings, candy, caramels, cereal preparations, spices, coffee, coffee substitutes, condiments, sauces, corn, farinaceous foods, flavourings, flour for food, gingerbread, glucose, golden syrup, gum, sweets, honey, ices, tomato sauce, macaroni, maize, malt, marzipan, mint, mustard, oatmeal, pancakes, pancake mix, pastries, pralines, ravioli, vermicelli, sago, sandwiches, seasonings, semolina, sugar, sugar confectionery, natural sweeteners, candy sweeteners, tapioca, tarts, tea, vanilla flavour, waffles, yeast

 

Class 31:

Fresh fruits and vegetables

 

Class 32:

Aerated water, non alcoholic beverages, fruit juices, ginger beer, lemonades, mineral water, effervescing beverages, preparations for making beverages, sherbets (beverages), soft drinks, syrups for beverages, syrups for lemonades, waters (beverages)

 

Class 41:

Entertainment services, namely, production and distribution of children's television series, cartoons and interstitial; production and distribution of radio programs, television programs, motion pictures, and theatrical programs; production of educational and informational programs and content on audio and audio visual media, pre-recorded multimedia publications, sound recordings, compact discs (read-only-memory), digital video discs (DVD), video recordings and video disk recordings; live performances featuring costumed characters; live performances featuring music, songs and dialogue, and performing pantomimes; amusement parks; organizing educational and entertainment competitions for children and adults; rental of motion pictures and videos; providing recreational facilities, namely, theatres, playgrounds and other such playing areas for children and accompanying adults; providing on-line entertainment and entertainment via a global communications network featuring chat rooms and animated features information and activities for children; providing on-line entertainment for children and adults in the nature of stories, songs, music, games, mathematics, drama, and magic tricks, as well as educational information pertaining to the foregoing and to reading and writing