Paper and cardboard goods, including: figurines or statuettes of papier mache; table napkins; paper tablecloths; signboards; wrapping paper; stickers; drinks coasters; stationery, including albums; loose-leaf binders; chequebook holders; clipboards; stationery folders and covers; decalomanias and transfers; document files; envelopes; erasers; files; pens; pencils; paperknives; notebooks; writing pads; rulers; school supplies; scrapbooks; self-adhesive tapes for household and stationery purposes; stencils; writing cases and sets; writing and drawing instruments; writing paper; pencil sharpeners (electric or non-electric); penholders; crayons; oil pastels; chalks for drawing or writing; printed matter, including: almanacs; diaries; bookmarkers; coupons; greeting cards; postcards; calendars; catalogues; cheque books; comic books; periodical publications; programmes and guides for sporting events; photographs; graphical representations

Bags and luggage, including: attache cases; backpacks; camping and climbing bags; garment bags for travelling; beach bags; hip pouches; briefcases; handbags; haversacks and rucksacks; school satchels; schoolbags; shopping bags; sports bags; suitcases; hand luggage; trunks; goods made of leather, leather-board, or imitation leather, including: shoulder belts, boxes and cases; card cases; collars for animals; leashes and leads; key cases; pocket wallets; purses; coin-purses; umbrellas and parasols, and covers for umbrellas and parasols

Air cushions and mattresses (for purposes other than medical purposes); pillows; bed sheets; sleeping bags for camping; beds; bedsteads; cushions; pet cushions; beds for household pets; goods made of, wood, wax, cork, reed, wicker, cane, horn, bone, ivory, walebone, shell, amber, mother-of-pearl, meerschaum or substitutes for these substances, or plastics, or any combination thereof, including: bins; display boards; notice boards; boxes, containers and cases; bungs (not of metal); busts; bottle caps (not of metal) closures and sealing caps (not of metal); plastic key cards (not encoded); coat hangers; drinking straws; figurines and statuettes; handles (not of metal); non-luminous house numbers (not of metal), identity plates (not of metal); indoor window blinds; keyboards for hanging keys; letter boxes (not made of metal or masonry); mobiles; name plates (not of metal); number plates (not of metal); decorative wall plaques (not of metal); registration plates (not of metal)

Household or kitchen utensils and containers falling within class 21, including: beer mugs; drinking glasses; wine glasses; dustbins; bottle openers; corkscrews; bottles; boxes for sweetmeats (not of metal); soap boxes; breadbins; bread boards; busts and other ornaments of china, terracotta or glass; butter dishes and butter dish covers; coasters (not of paper and other than linen); cocktail stirrers; coffee pots (non-electric, not metal); portable cold boxes (non-electric); gloves for household or kitchen use (not precious metals); cookie cutters; cookie jars; ice buckets; crockery; eggcups; fruit cups; cups (not of precious metal); drinking flasks and drinking bottles for travellers; drinking vessels (not of precious metals); figurines and statuettes of porcelain, terra-cotta, or glass; ice cube moulds and holders; kitchen utensils (not of precious metals); lunch boxes; mugs, cups, plates, bowls, (not of precious metals); paper plates and cups; sugar bowls (not of precious metals) toothbrushes; trays for domestic purposes (not of precious metal); vacuum bottles and flasks; sports water bottles

Bed spreads and bed covers; coverlets; eiderdowns and quilts; covers for eiderdowns and quilts; goods made of textiles and falling within class 24, including: cushion covers; pillow-slips and pillow-cases; household linen and cloths (including dish-cloths and tea-towels); bath towels; hand towels; beach towels; travelling rugs, wall hangings of textile; table linen and cloths (not of paper)

Clothing, including: aprons; bandanas; clothing for cyclists; money belts; swimsuits and swimming costumes; belts; suspenders; boxer shorts; drawers; gloves; jackets, jerseys; jumpers; neckties; pyjamas and nightdresses; pullovers; scarfs; shirts; short pants; socks; sports jerseys; T-shirts; underclothing; uniforms; vests; wristbands; headgear, including: sun-visors; skullcaps; caps (including peaked caps); hats; headbands; swimming caps; balaclavas; beanies; footwear, including: beach shoes; boots; shoes; boots and shoes for sporting uses (including football boots and shoes); studs for football boots; training shoes; gymnastic shoes; sandals

Sporting articles and equipment falling within class 28, including: footballs; rugby footballs; balls for games; hitshields, knee pads, shin protectors, elbow pads, protective padding for the shoulders, and other protective equipment; tackle bags; goal-post pads; perimeter bolsters; perimeter markers; flag posts; body-boards; surfboards; rosin used by athletes; games and playthings, including: board games; playing cards; dice; dice cups; counters for games; automatic and electronic games other than those adapted for use with television receivers alone; plush toys; stuffed toys

Promotion of sporting events and matches, sporting competitions, and theoretical and practical training in all aspects of rugby football

Organisation, arranging, and conducting of: sporting events and matches; sporting competitions; provision, organisation, arranging, and conducting of theoretical and practical training in all aspects of rugby football