Gutter pipes not of metal; drain pipes not of metal; tanks not of metal.

Watches and clocks; horological and chronometrical instruments; jewellery for personal wear and adornment; badges and bars for use therewith; earrings; key and key-rings; key blanks and key chains; trinkets and fobs; pins and pendants; jewellery charms; cases and boxes; buckles; busts and statues; candlesticks and candle extinguishers; cigar and cigarette holders; flasks and goblets; hat and shoe ornaments; match boxes and match holders; works of art; napkin holders and napkin rings; tankards, urns and vases; nut crackers; salt cellars and salt shakers, all the aforesaid goods being made wholly or principally of precious metal and their alloys or coated therewith; tie pins and clips; cuff links; coins and copper tokens; costume jewellery; silver ornaments; objects of imitation gold; medals; watch straps; parts and fittings for all the aforesaid goods.

Printed matter; newspapers, magazines and periodical publications; books; photographs; programme binders and binding material; stationery; instructional and teaching material; manuals; writing or drawing books and pads; birthday cards and cards; postcards; tickets; time tables; notepads and notebooks; photo engravings, photograph albums and albums; address books; almanacs; holders, cases and boxes for pens; blotters and jotters; pens and pencils; pencil and pen holders; paper, cardboard and articles made from these materials; erasers and erasing products; pencil sharpeners; rulers; books and booklets; book markers and book ends; posters; letter trays, calendars, paper weights and paper clips; gift bags and bags for packaging; gift wrap and packaging paper; envelopes, folders, labels, seals, blackboards and scrapbooks; height charts and charts; carrier bags and garbage bags; prints and pictures; paper knives; poster magazines; signs and advertisement boards of paper and cardboard; adhesive tapes and dispensers; office requisites and diaries; hat boxes; pads of paper, stickers and stencils; beer mats; catalogues; paper and cardboard coasters; transfers and diagrams; drawing instruments and materials; paint boxes and brushes; patterns and embroidery designs; engravings and etchings; paper towels and hankies; paper flags; toilet paper; maps; paper and cardboard place mats; graphic prints, representations and reproductions; lithographs and lithographic works of art; portraits; paper table cloths and napkins; chequebook holders.

Articles included in Class 18 made of leather or of imitation leather; suitcases, trunks and travelling bags; school bags and satchels; backpacks and beach bags; umbrellas and umbrella covers; duffel bags, boot bags, holdalls, wallets and bags; belts; key cases and cases; purses; boxes; pouches; credit card holders; walking canes and sticks; attache cases and brief cases; bands and straps of leather; collars and covers for animals; leather trimmings; laces, leads and leashes; parts and fittings for all the aforesaid goods; all the aforesaid goods being made of leather or imitation leather.

Furniture, mirrors, picture frames; goods (not included in other classes) of wood, cork, reed, cane, wicker, horn, bone, ivory, whalebone, shell, amber, mother-of-pearl, meerschaum and substitutes for all these materials, or of plastics.

Domestic utensils and containers; chinaware; glassware; porcelain, pottery and earthenware; comb cases and combs; sponges (not for surgical use); half pint glasses; pint glasses; mugs; whiskey glasses; wine glasses; champagne flutes; glass tumblers; glass whiskey tumblers; brushes and brooms; money boxes; toothbrushes; articles for cleaning purposes; baskets; beer mugs; heat insulated containers for beverages; bins; bottle openers; bottles; balls; boxes; bread and cutting boards; trays; statuettes, figurines and model stadia of porcelain, terracotta, glass, china or earthenware; dishes; vanity cases; soap boxes and holders; spice sets; glass stoppers; picnic baskets; piggy banks; pitchers; polishing materials; pots; powder compacts and puffs; rolling pins; drinking vessels and flasks; dustbins; cocktail shakers; napkin holders and rings; paper plates; toothpick holders and toothpicks; tankards; tea caddies and tea services; tea pots; egg cups; enamelled glass; flower pots; gloves for household purposes; ice buckets and ice cube moulds; jugs and kettles; menu card holders; shaving brushes and shaving brush stands; shoe horns; shoe brushes and shoe trees; vases; candy boxes; ceramics for household purposes; chamois leather for cleaning; coasters; coffee services and coffee pots; cooking pots and utensils; cork screws and coolers; crockery; cups; decanters; sign boards; perfume sprayers and burners; salt cellars and shakers; tableware; table utensils; works of art of porcelain, earthenware, china, terracotta or glass; buckets; articles of china, earthenware, porcelain, terracotta or glass; butter dishes and covers; candle sticks and candle extinguishers; moulds.

Textiles and textile articles included in Class 24; curtains; towels; banners; flags; beach towels; valances; sheets; duvet covers; bath and bed linen; table and household linen; bed blankets, cloths and covers; bedspreads; bunting; coasters; covers for furniture; eiderdowns; handkerchiefs; labels; mats; mattress covers; fabrics; pillow cases and pillow shams; quilts; rugs; runners; napkins and serviettes; sleeping bags; table cloths; wall hangings.

Articles of outer clothing; articles of sports clothing; footwear being articles of clothing; headgear (for wear); shirts; boots; underwear; coats; overalls; collar protectors and collars; ear muffs; football boots and shoes; fittings of metal for boots and shoes; shorts; t-shirts; socks; sweaters; caps; hats; scarves; jackets; dressing gowns; pyjamas; sandals; slippers; footwear; boxer shorts; beach clothes and shoes; baby boots; diapers and bibs; romper suits; baby pants and sleep suits; dungarees; braces; belts and berets; wrist bands; track suits; ties; aprons; bath robes; bathing caps and suits; bathing trunks; galoshes; garters; gloves and mittens; headbands; boots; hosiery; jackets; jerseys; jumpers and knitwear; leggings; clothes linings; parkas; shawls; singlets; skirts; vests; visors; waist coats; waterproof clothing.

Floor coverings; wall hangings; wallpaper and borders; carpets; rugs; mats and matting; linoleum; all included in Class 27.

Games (other than ordinary playing cards); toys and playthings; party novelty hats; shinguards; gloves for games; balloons; balls; sporting articles (other than clothing); playing balls; footballs; teddy bears; decorations for Christmas trees; Christmas crackers; synthetic Christmas trees and stands; cups for dice; darts; dice; dolls and dolls' clothes; dolls' beds; dolls' houses and rooms; tables for indoor football; golf bags and gloves; jokes and novelties; spinning tops; kites; knee guards and protective padding; marbles; marionettes and puppets; skis; slides; skateboards; skittles; sleighs; masks; mobiles; rattles; roller skates; body building apparatus; playing cards; confetti.

Recreational information services; recreational information services provided on computer networks and by telephone; instruction and educational services; arranging and conducting of conferences and exhibitions; publication of books and text; sport and holiday camp services; club services; organisation of competitions; amusement parks; physical education and health clubs; provision of training, entertainment and sporting activities; organisation of exhibitions; lotteries; film production; video tape film production; practical training and demonstrations; production of radio and television programmes; providing sports facilities; rental of stadium facilities; sports events.

Apparatus for lighting, heating, steam generating, cooking, refrigerating, drying, ventilating.

Household and kitchen utensils and containers (not of precious metal or coated therewith); combs and sponges; brushes (except paint brushes); articles for cleaning purposes.