Paper and paper articles, cardboard/ pasteboard and articles thereof, including raw and semi-worked materials made from paper or cardboard/ pasteboard, more particularly, writing paper, wrapping paper, packing paper, toilet paper, paper napkins, paper for lining wardrobes, tissues for removing make-up, signs and signboards, packing cases; paper traps and filter paper for liquids, particularly beverages; photographs and printed products; stationery, adhesive materials; articles for writing, drawing, painting, and modelling, including paint brushes, drawing rulers, marking chalk, set-squares, erasing rubbers, pencil-sharpeners, drawing blocks, pastels, inks, Indian ink, paint-boxes, pen and lead-pencil cases made from wood or plastics; typewriters and office and bookkeeping equipment (other than furniture); instructional and teaching material other than apparatus; playing-cards; Lettering and printers type, all the aforesaid being goods included in Class 16

Furniture, including beds, mirrors and picture-frames; tailors' dummies, curtain rings, particularly those made of brass; wooden articles, including vats and pegs; articles made from bone, cork, horn, whalebone, tortoise-shell, ivory, mother-of-pearl, amber meerschaum, celluloid, and substitutes for all these materials; turned or carved articles, all the aforesaid being goods included in Class 20

Surgical, medical, dental and veterinary instruments and apparatus, including sanitary rubber goods, teats for feeding-bottles, dummies and comforters; artificial limbs, eyes and teeth; and apparatus and instruments for purposes of hygiene, all the aforesaid being goods included in Class 10

Small cosmetic utensils and containers, including toothbrushes, toothbrush-holders, soap-holders, soap-boxes; combs and comb-holders, in particular those made from hard rubber and celluloid; sponges; brushware, including brushes made of hair, and brushmaking materials, more particularly, bristles, horse-hair and hair for brushes; household and kitchen utensils, including coffee-mills, spice-grinders, kneading boards; cooking boards, screw-topped butter-dishes; washing utensils, including troughs; steelwool, including detergent impregnated steel wool; enamelled and tinned articles; articles of porcelain, clay, glass, and mica, all being goods included in Class 21

Hand tools and instruments, including domestic tools, horticultural and agricultural implements, implements for stables, rolling-pins, egg-cutters/separators; scythes and sickles; cutlery including cutlery made from celluloid and other similar materials; spoons, including cooking spoons made of wood or synthetic material; cutlery boxes being goods in Class 8; swords, all the aforesaid being goods Class 8

Yarn and thread, including spun fibres, textile and synthetic threads, sewing threads, thread for hand-sewing, machine thread, twisted thread, linen thread, tacking thread, sewing silk, darning/mending cotton and thread, all being goods included in Class 23

Clothing, including woven or knitted wearing apparel, coats, women's and children's frocks, skirts, collars, collars for frocks, aprons, blouses, shawls, headgear, head-squares, dress-shields, twisted belts, underwear, corsets, braces, suspenders, hoisery, neckties, gloves, washing mittens, bath-robes, wrap-arounds, sporting clothes, gymnasium tops, gymnasium tights, tracksuits, working clothes, working aprons; footwear, including insoles made from cardboard, felt and synthetic material, more particularly, synthetic foam, all being goods included in Class 25

Fireworks, combustible and explosives substances, all being goods included in Class 13

Tobacco products; smokers' articles; matches, all being goods included in Class 34

Rope, string, net, and articles made therefrom; sails, tents, bags, sacks, filling, including horse-hair for cushions, pillows, mattresses, all the aforesaid being goods included in Class 22