Australian Trade Mark Search

Goods & Services

 

Class 9:

Apparatus for the recording, transmission or reproduction of sound and images; DVDs, CDs, video tapes; electronic equipment including MP3 players and hand held electronic devices; computer hardware and software; telecommunications equipment including mobile phones

 

Class 14:

Jewellery; watches and clocks; precious metals and their alloys and items made or coated with them in this class; rings, bracelets, necklaces, ear rings, jewellery cases; kitchen utensils of precious metal

 

Class 16:

Printed publications; books and pamphlets; printed matter; photographs; stationery; instructional and teaching material in this class; posters; calendars; writing instruments

 

Class 20:

Furniture, cushions, figurines in this class, mirrors, picture frames, trays not of metal, decorative wall plaques, boxes of wood or plastic, tiles, goods in this class made of wood, cork, reed, cane, wicker, hair, bone, ivory, whalebone, shell, amber, mother-of-pearl, meerschaum and substitutes for all these materials, or of plastic; containers in this class; parts and accessories in this class for all of the foregoing

 

Class 21:

Household and kitchen utensils and containers; glassware, porcelain and earthenware not included in other classes; household storage items, vases, kitchen utensils, flatware, plates, cups, mugs, bowls, trays, storage containers and canisters; holders made of plastic or metal for dispensing napkins, towels, cups and cutlery; toothpicks; chopsticks; coasters for glasses and cups made of plastic

 

Class 25:

Clothing, footwear and headgear

 

Class 28:

Toys, games and playthings, stuffed toys, decorations for Christmas trees, playing cards, sporting and exercise equipment, party favours and novelties

 

Class 35:

Wholesaling and retailing services; business management and consultancy; advertising; organisation of exhibitions for commercial purposes; effecting transactions for products and services via an interactive computer communications network; computerised ordering and sales of goods and services via computer terminals and networks

 

Class 38:

Broadcasting and telecommunications services; providing telecommunications connections to a global communications network; teleconferencing services; communication and transmission of messages, images and information between and among data carriers and readers by telephone, optical fibre and other means

 

Class 41:

Educational services; entertainment services; arranging and conducting seminars and conferences; coaching and counselling services; publication of books and pamphlets; vocational guidance