Plaster, baby food, vitamins for children.

Common metal and their alloys; non electric cables and wires of common metal; ironmongery, small items of metal hardware; goods of common metal, included in class 06; aluminium; beams and/or bands of metal; note clips of metal; fittings of metal for building and furniture; metallic construction materials; closures of metal for containers; letter boxes of metal; letters and numerals (of common metal), except printers' type; busts, figurines, statuettes and/or statues of common metal; boxes of common metal, included in class 6; wire cloth; ice moulds of metal; drums and/or barrels of metal; insect screens of metal; foils of metal for wrapping and packaging; foot scrapers; bells, included in class 6; house numbers of metal, non-luminous; identity plates of metal; blinds of metal; clothes hooks of metal; works of art of common metal; porches of metal (building); paper baskets of metal; badges (of metal); money boxes of metal; door bells (non-electric); door knockers.

Cutlery; hand-operated tools, apparatus and/or implements for agricultural, horticultural and forestry purposes, and/or for DIY purposes; table cutlery; bellows; gimlets (hand tools); flat irons (non-electric); egg-slicers (non-electric); depilatory appliances (electric and non-electric); palette knives; files; hair clippers for personal use (electric and non-electric); jig-saws; manicure sets (electric and/or non-electric); nail files (electric or non-electric); nutcrackers, not of precious metal; pincers; saw blades (parts of hand tools); shovels (hand tools); scissors (included in class 8); tongs.

Data memories (recorded and unrecorded), namely floppy discs, compact discs, magnetic hard discs and magnetic tapes, solid-state memories, tape drives, optically and/or mechanically encoded storage discs and storage tape systems, DVDs; sound recording carriers and image carriers (recorded and unrecorded), in particular compact discs, cassettes, DVDs and/or sound tapes, recording discs, videotapes; electronic games and playthings adapted for use with television sets; scientific, nautical, surveying, photographic, cinematographic, optical, weighing, measuring, signalling, checking (supervision), life-saving and teaching apparatus and instruments; apparatus and instruments for conducting, switching, transforming, accumulating, adjusting or controlling electric current; magnetic data carriers; computer software; cinematographic film (exposed); batteries, electric; observation instruments; spectacles; eyewear cases; spectacle frames; ophthalmic lenses for eyeglasses; integrated-circuit chips; computers, and installations consisting entirely or mainly thereof; computer output equipment, in particular printers, recorders, plotters, microfilm equipment and apparatus, terminals, screens, visual display units and touchscreen apparatus; data processing equipment and apparatus, in particular data capture equipment and apparatus and operating systems and application programs therefor recorded on data carriers and/or in data memories; and decorative magnets; slides (photography); slide projectors; DVD players and recorders; indicators (electricity); electronic publications (downloadable); electronic pocket translators; electronic diaries; electronic and electrotechnical apparatus and equipment (included in class 9); binoculars; television apparatus; television films (recorded); exposed films; films in digitised form; photographic cameras; apparatus and instruments for the recording, transmission or reproduction of sound, images and data; apparatus and instruments for voice input and output and voice recognition; electric couplings; compasses; headphones; lasers, not for medical purposes; laser pointers (luminous pointers); instructional and teaching apparatus (audiovisual); signs, luminous; mouse (data processing equipment); microscopes; mobile telephone apparatus; mouse pads; optical goods; apparatus and instruments for physics; radio; billing machines; slide-rules; signs, mechanical; sunglasses and shades; computer game programs; sports spectacles; socket covers; batteries for pocket lamps; hand-held calculators; parts for data processing installations and equipment, in particular parts for data capture, data processing and data output installations and equipment (included in class 9); telephone sets; telescopes; thermometers, not for medical purposes; door bells, electric; automatic vending machines and mechanisms for coinoperated apparatus; video films (recorded); video cassettes; video game cassettes; animated cartoons.

Apparatus for lighting, heating, steam generating, cooking, refrigerating, drying, ventilating, water supply, and sanitary purposes; electric heaters for baby bottles; bath tubs; bath linings; bedwarmers; flashlights (torches); tanning apparatus (sun beds); lights, electric, for Christmas trees; dome lights; ice machines and apparatus; searchlights; vehicle reflectors and headlamps, in particular bicycle reflectors and headlamps; footwarmers (electric or non-electric); gas lamps; hair dryers; lanterns; yoghurt-makers (electric); lamps, electric; lamp glasses; lamp globes, lamp chimneys; lamp shades; fairy lights for festive decoration; torches for lighting; humidifiers for central heating radiators; air-deodorising apparatus; air-purifying apparatus and machines; oil lamps; fumigation apparatus, not for medical purposes; reflector lamps; fountains; street lamps; electric pocket torches; pocket heaters; bread toasters; toilets and/or toilet seats; fans (air-conditioning); evaporators; waffle irons, electric; hotplates; ornamental fountains; cycle lights.

Vehicles; vehicles for the transportation of passengers to and from airports and aircraft; bicycles and parts therefor (included in class 12); scooters; perambulators; safety seats for children for vehicles; boats, in particular rubber dinghies; trailers (vehicles); air balloons; dinghies; sidecars; saddle covers for bicycles or motorcycles; camper vans; anti-theft devices for vehicles; shopping trolleys; electric vehicles; motors and engines, electric, for land vehicles; rims for bicycle wheels, chains, bells, baskets, handlebars, hubs, dress guards, pedals, pumps, frames, tyres, saddles and/or bags for bicycles; direction indicators for vehicles, in particular for bicycles; repair outfits for inner tubes; luggage racks and/or bags for vehicles, in particular for two-wheeled vehicles; horns for vehicles; carts; motorcycles and/or mopeds; stroller covers (pushchairs); screw propellers; hub caps; tyres, solid, for vehicle wheels; wheelchairs; rear view mirrors; ships' hulls; sleighs; snowmobiles; seat covers for vehicles; wheelbarrows; mud guards; cycle stands; tricycles.

Precious metals and their alloys and goods in precious metals or coated therewith, included in class 14; jewellery, costume jewellery, precious stones; horological and chronometic instruments; key rings (trinkets or fobs); badges of precious metals; amulets (jewellery); pins (jewellery); bracelets (jewellery); wrist watches; ashtrays of precious metals; boxes of precious metals for sweetmeat; brooches (jewellery); busts, figurines, statues and/or statuettes of precious metal; chronographs (watches); boxes of precious metal; precious metals, unwrought or semi-wrought; precious metal alloys; semi-precious stones; necklaces (jewellery); napkin holders of precious metal; household utensils of precious metals; coffee services of precious metal; chains (jewellery); tie-pins; works of art of precious metal; cuff links; medals; medallions (jewellery); earrings; pearls (jewellery); rings (jewellery); ornamental pins; sundials; paste jewellery; pocket watches; tea services of precious metal; straps for wrist watches; cases for clocks and watches; clock cases; cases for watches (presentation); vases of precious metal; alarm clocks; dials, casings and/or glasses for clocks and watches.

Musical instruments; accordions; basses; barrel organs; bagpipes; electronic musical instruments; cases for musical instruments; flutes; violins; guitars; carillons (musical instruments); gongs; harps; harmonicas; horns; castanets; cases for musical instruments; kettledrums; clarinets; pianos; barrel organs; mandolins; jew's-harps (musical instruments); musical instrument stands; music synthesisers; music stands; kettledrums (musical instruments); pianos; bells and/or Turkish crescents (musical instruments); musical boxes; tuning forks; conductors' batons.

Printing materials; books; printed publications; periodicals, newspapers; articles of stationery; instructional and teaching material (except apparatus), in particular in the form of printed matter, games, models, wallboards, drawing and illustrating implements; paper, cardboard and goods made from these materials (included in class 16); tear-off calendars, transfers (decalcomanias); address stamps; folders for papers, and/or document files; albums; announcement cards; stickers (papetery goods); babies' napkins of paper and cellulose (disposable); operating and user instructions in printed form; cabinets for stationery (office requisites); beer mats; picture; pencils; pencil-sharpeners (electric or non-electric); pads (stationery); paper staplers; bond paper; brochures; bookbindings; bookends; office requisites, except furniture; busts, figurines, statues and/or statuettes of papier mâché; coloured pencils, chalks, wax crayons and/or felt-tip pens; comic booklets; data sheets; printed computer programs; labels (not of textiles); flags of paper; chromos; paintboxes (articles for use in school); pen clips; pens (office requisites); bottle wrappings made of cardboard or paper; plastic film for wrapping; sheets of reclaimed cellulose for wrapping; printed forms; photographs; photo-engravings; fountain pens; paintings (pictures) framed or unframed; giftwrap; terrestrial globes; greeting cards; graphic representations and/or reproductions; handbooks (manuals); handbooks and other written accompanying material for computer programs and/or technical apparatus and equipment; calendars; decalcomanias, decals; record cards; catalogue; adhesives for stationery and/or household purposes; art pictures; lithographic works of art; plastic film for packaging purposes; bibs of paper; bookmarks; luminous paper; lithographs; loose-leaf binders; magazines (periodicals); note books; notebooks, note paper, note cards; paper sheets (stationery); hand towels of paper; paper serviettes; Handkerchiefs of paper; bags of paper; paint brushes; placards of paper or cardboard; posters; postcards; leaflets; stencils (stationery); boxes of cardboard or paper; writing sets; writing instruments; writing books; writing sets with writing paper; writing material; place mats of paper; seals; sealing wax, stamps; stamp holders, boxes for stamps (seals), stamp pads; table linen of paper; toilet paper; table mats of paper; forms (printed); drawing materials.

Rubber, gutta-percha, gum, asbestos, mica and goods made from these materials and included in class 17; semi-finished plastic products; Packing, stopping and insulating materials; flexible pipes, not of metal; acrylic resins (semi-finished goods); foil of regenerated cellulose, other than for packing; adhesive tapes, other than stationery and not for medical or household purposes; plastic and synthetic resins (semi-finished goods); semi-processed plastic substances; latex (rubber); stuffing of rubber or plastic; synthetic rubber; non-conducting materials for retaining heat.

Leather and imitations of leather, and goods made of these materials and included in class 18; trunks and traveling bags; umbrellas, parasols, canes and walking sticks; whips, harness, saddlery; briefcases; bath bags; pocket wallets; bags for campers; document cases; document holders; Boxes of leather or leather board; shopping bags; walking sticks; purses, not of precious metal; suitcases; handbags; waist pouches; card holders (wallets); cases, of leather or leatherboard; sling bags for carrying infants; garment bags for travel; vanity cases (not fitted); music cases; umbrellas; luggage trunks; travelling sets (leatherwear); travelling bags; rucksacks; Boxes of leather or leather board; umbrella covers; umbrella sticks; key cases (leatherwear); school bags, school satchels,; school satchels; pouches of leather, for packaging; tool bags (empty).

Furniture; showcases (furniture); frames; goods (included in class 20) 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; shelves for storage; tea trolleys; inflatable publicity objects; bamboo; bamboo blinds; benches (furniture); bed fittings not of metal; beds (furniture); bedsteads; bedding (except linen); picture frames; flower-stands (furniture); flower-stands (furniture); book shelves; bookends; office furniture; busts, figurines, statues and/or statuettes of wood, wax, plaster or plastic; containers, not of metal (storage, transport); Bins of wood or plastic; fans for personal use (non-electric); coatstands and coat hooks, not of metal; plaited straw (except matting); interior window blinds; slatted indoor blinds; highstools for children; cushions, included in class 20; clothes hangers; bolsters; bolsters; headrests (furniture); basketware; works of art, of wood, wax, plaster or plastic; cabinet work; bed slats, not of metal; playpens for babies; easy chairs; air cushions, not for medical purposes; air mattresses, not for medical purposes; mattresses, included in class 20; furniture of metal; mobiles (decoration); wastepaper baskets, not of metal; furniture screens; bead curtains for decoration; armchairs; rattan; racks (furniture); umbrella stands; sleeping bags for camping; keyboards for hanging keys; jewellery cases not of precious metal; furniture cabinets; desks; school furniture; Garment covers; trolleys (furniture); seats of metal; sofas; mirrors, included in class 20; spring mattresses; flower-pot pedestals; chairs; tables, included in class 20; table tops; dressing tables; Containers made of plastics for packaging; showcases (furniture); wax figures; decorative wall plaques, not of textile [furniture]; wind chimes (decoration).

Household or kitchen utensils and containers (not of precious metal nor coated therewith); combs and/or sponges; brushes (except paint brushes); articles for cleaning purposes; unworked or semiworked glass (except glass used in buildings); glassware, porcelain and earthenware (included in Class 21); Waste bins; appliances for removing make-up (non-electric); aerosol dispensers for non-medical use; baby baths (portable); heaters for feeding bottles, non-electric; mugs, not of precious metal; household or kitchen containers, not of precious metal; painted glassware; beer mugs; flowerpots and flowerpot covers, not of paper; candy boxes, not of precious metal; bread boards; bread bins; bread baskets; brushes and brushware, included in class 21; busts, figurines, statues and/or statuettes of porcelain, terracotta or glass; butter dishes; egg cups, not of precious metal; pails; ice pails buckets; bottles; bottle openers; containers for household or kitchen use (not of precious metal); watering cans; glass receptacles; glasses (receptacles); glass bowls; mosaics of glass, not for building; insulating containers, vessels, flasks, in particular cool bags; combs; comb cases; jugs and/or decanters, not of precious metal; cookie jars; ceramics for household purposes; cookware; cork screws; cosmetic utensils; crystal (glassware); cake moulds; chamber pots; nail brushes; fruit cups; opaline glass; cups of paper or plastic; paper plates; fitted picnic baskets (including dishes); press-out moulds for cookies and biscuits; provisions tins; powder compacts, not of precious metal; signboards of porcelain or glass; shoe horns; brushes for footwear; Shoe-trees; bowls and dishes, not of precious metal; soap boxes, holders, dishes and dispensers; piggy banks (not being of metal); services (tableware), not of precious metal; tea services not of precious metal; toilet requisites; toilet utensils (bodycare); pots; pottery; vases not of precious metal; washtubs; toothbrushes; dental floss.

Textiles and textile goods (included in class 24); bed and table covers; bath linen (except clothing), in particular bath towels; bedclothes; covering fabrics of textile or plastic sheets; shower curtains of textile or plastic sheets; flags (not of paper); eiderdowns (down coverlets); nonwovens (textiles); curtains of textile or plastic; gauze (cloth); fabrics for textile use; household linens; Household textiles; fabric of imitation animal skins; ticks and/or mattress covers; furniture covers of plastic and/or textile; place mats, not of paper; lap rugs; blinds of textile; net curtains; sleeping bags (sheeting); bed covers; handkerchiefs, not of paper; towels and/or napkins of textile; wall hangings of textile; table cloths (not of paper); table linen (not of paper); sheets (textile); face cloths; pot holders.

Articles for clothing; footgears; headgear (for wear); suits; babywear; babies' diapers of textile; swimsuits, bathing trunks, bathrobes, bathing caps, bath slippers; bikinis; dress handkerchiefs; masquerade costumes; football boots; belts (clothing); clothing for gymnastics; gymnastic shoes; neckerchiefs; gloves (clothing); shirts and/or shirt fronts; trousers, included in class 25; hats; jackets; hoods (clothing); cravats; ascots; bibs, not of paper; coats; caps (headwear); outerclothing; combinations (clothing); pullovers; cyclists' clothing; gabardines; skirts; headscarves; pyjamas; shoes, included in class 25; aprons (clothing); socks; sports shoes, included in class 25; beach clothes; stockings; tights; knitwear (clothing); t-shirts; underclothing; none of the aforesaid goods produced and usable solely for religious festive occasions, namely, weddings, confirmation, communion and baptism.

Lace and embroidery, ribbons and braid; buttons, hooks and eyes, pins and needles; artificial flowers; badges for wear, not of precious metal; ornamental novelty badges; brassards; trimmings for clothing; brooches (clothing accessories); heat adhesive patches for decoration of textile articles (haberdashery); heat adhesive patches for repairing textile articles; artificial garlands; Hair-bands; hair clips; hair pins; hair bows; hair slides; hat ornaments (not of precious metal); buttons, included in class 26; spangles for clothing; wigs; buckles (clothing accessories); false moustaches.

Carpets, rugs, mats, matting, linoleum and other materials for covering existing floors; wall hangings (non-textile); Carpets for automobiles; bath mats; gymnastic mats; wallpapers; carpets; gymnastic mats; carpets.

Games, playthings; gymnastic and sporting articles, included in class 28; ornaments for Christmas trees (except illumination articles and confectionery); fishing tackle; rattles (playthings); building sets and/or building blocks (toys); boards games; apparatus for electronic games other than those adapted for use with television receivers only; toy masks; vehicles for children, in particular bobby cars, scooters, pedal cars; machines for physical exercises; conjuring apparatus; parlor games; inline skates, roller skates; kaleidoscopes; playing cards; skittles; explosive bonbons (Christmas crackers); knee guards (sport articles); maironettes; mobiles (toys); marbles for games, soft toys; dolls; dolls' beds, dolls' feeding bottles, dolls' houses, dolls' clothes and dolls' rooms; puzzles; sledges; roller-skates; chess sets; swings; rocking horses; novelties for parties, dances (party favours); skin guards (sport articles); hockey bats; batting gloves (accessories for games); sleighs (sports articles); ice skates; swimming pools (play articles); swimming fins; skate boards; skis; play balls and play balloons; playing cards; playing balls; dices; sports rackets; surf boards (for sailing and/or surfing); teddy bears; theatrical masks; trampolines; swings; cups of dice; darts and quoits (toys).

Chocolate; edible ices; Coffee, tea, cocoa, sugar, rice, tapioca, sago and artificial coffee; Flour and preparation made from cereals; bread pastry and confectionery; honey, treacles; yeast baking-powder; salt; mustards; vinegar, sauces (condiments); spices; ice; cookies; sweets; buns; flaked corn; dietetic foods or food supplements not adapted for medical use, with a base of carbohydrates, roughage, with added vitamins, minerals, trace elements, either singly or in combination, included in class 30; iced tea; peanut confectionery; fruit sauces; pastry; fruit jellies (confectionery); tea-based beverages; dried cereals; and preparations made from cereals; oat flakes; honey; coffee based beverages; cocoa based beverages; caramels (candy); chewing gum, not for medical purposes; cookies; ketchup (sauces); biscuits; confectionery; infusions, not medicinal; cakes; cake mixes; liquorice (confectionery); gingerbread; farinaceous foods; milling products; museli; noodles; pastilles (confectionery); petits fours (cakes); peppermint sweets; pizzas; popped popcorn; blancmanges; puffed rice; chocolate-based beverages; chocolate-coated, sugar-coated or glazed fruits; sherbets (ices); confections; tarts; tortillas; waffles; confectionery; rusks.

Telecommunications; television and/or radio broadcasting; providing and operating a service hotline for Internet users; providing information on the Internet, other data networks and online services; providing Internet access; providing platforms and/or portals on the Internet; operating and rental of telecommunications equipment; operating chatlines, chatrooms and forums; call centre services; provider services, namely providing access to databases and/or data networks, in particular the Internet; videoconferencing; Internet services (included in class 38), in particular the gathering, evaluating, supply and transmission of messages; presenting and communicating of information stored on databases, namely communication by means of interactive (computer) systems and/or by providing information on the Internet; news, sound, image and data transmission by cable, satellite, computer, computer networks, telephone, ISDN, ADSL, TDSL lines and any other transmission media; communications, in particular gathering, evaluating, supply and transmission of messages; online information services other than the Internet, namely the drawing up, providing, gathering, evaluating, transmission and dissemination of information and messages of all kinds, for others, on electronic communications media other than the Internet (included in class 38); web messaging.

Tour organisation; Transportation; packaging and storing of goods; replenishment of sales stands and/or sales racks; Passenger transport; booking of seats (travel); Storage of electronically stored data and documents; travel reservation and booking; sightseeing services; arranging of cruises; rental of boats, ships, aeroplanes and/or vehicles.

Education; providing of training; organisation of conferences as well as of seminars, workshops, lectures and other similar educational meetings; instruction services; services of a publishing house (excluded printing services); sports and cultural activities; videotaping; education information; making available of electronic publications (not downloadable); mobile library services; club services (entertainment or education); holiday camp services; health club services; nursery schools; entertainer services; recording and/or television studio services; digital picture service; performances; games on the Internet; academies (education); correspondence courses; television entertainment; distance learning; production, rental and showing of films; gymnastic instruction; publication of texts [other than publicity texts]; publication of printed matter in electronic format, including on the Internet; composing music, sounds and/or acoustic signals; presenting of information stored in databases, namely by publishing printed matter, books, newspapers and/or periodicals; on-line game services (of a computer network); online publication of electronic books and/or periodicals; arranging and conducting of conferences, congresses, seminars, symposiums, training courses, classes and lectures; radio entertainment; training and further training, for others; theatre productions; education, including by radio and/or television; arranging and conducting of colloquiums; organization of exhibitions for cultural or educational purposes; organisation of sports competitions; organisation of competitions (education and/or entertainment); hiring of printed publications; rental of printed publications; rental of radios and televisions; publication of printed publications; video film production; rental of video cassette recorders; further education; production of television programmes and radio programmes for broadcasting via telecommunications media.

Scientific and technological services and research and design services relating thereto; design, development and/or updating of computer hardware and/or computer software; consultancy with regard to the solution of hardware problems; consultancy with regard to the solution of software problems; data storage and data processing for others; homepage and webpage design; multimedia database services, namely the gathering, storage and providing of software, data, images, audio and/or video information; computer programming and/or computer systems analysis; graphic-design services; art work design; network operator and provider services, namely arranging and leasing access time and/or access to data networks/databases; providing an e-commerce platform on the Internet; provider services, namely providing and/or making available access time to databases and/or data networks, in particular the Internet; packaging design services; visual and/or audio digital processing; research and development (for others); computer animation; film, television and video licensing; styling (industrial design); issuance of licenses to industrial property rights and copyrights; management of industrial property rights and copyright.

Providing of food and drink and temporary accommodation; hotels, motels and guest houses; holiday camps services (accommodation); providing crèche/nursery facilities; rental of holiday homes, holiday flats and/or temporary accomodation; rental of tents; cafés, cafeterias, canteens and/or restaurants.

Coffee shops;Coffee shop services;Coffee bar services.

Coffee shops;Coffee shop services;Coffee bar services.