Clothing; Gloves; Shoes; Boots; Headwear; Sportswear; Belts [clothing].

Games; Toys; Sporting articles; Sports equipment; Sports bags and backpacks specially adapted for sports equipment.

Design and development of crisis communication systems comprised of computer hardware and software; engineering and systems analysis in the field of crisis communication systems; computer services, namely, providing online system management services that allow users to remotely view, monitor, program, operate and control crisis communication systems; research in the field of crisis communication technology; testing of crisis communication systems; cloud computing featuring software for providing crisis communication through multiple IP network channels and delivery services; computer services, namely, integration of private and public cloud computing environments for crisis communication; computer services, namely, cloud hosting provider services for crisis communication; computer services, namely, installation of software for private cloud computing for crisis communication; consulting services in the field of cloud computing for crisis communication; computer services, namely, creating an online community for registered users to participate in discussions, get feedback from their peers, form virtual communities, invite other organizations to the community and engage collaboration in the field of security and crisis communication and management; software as a service (SAAS) services featuring software for use in sending, receiving, confirming and responding to alerts, messages, and notifications in the field of crisis communication and management; software as a service (SAAS) services, namely, hosting software for use by others for use in sending, receiving, confirming and responding to alerts, messages, and notifications in the field of crisis communication and management; providing online non-downloadable computer software for the purposes of data collection, monitoring, and mass notification services for managing emergency and crisis situations and improving crisis communications capability.

Assisting in the locating of personnel for security and safety purposes using a global positioning system and other locating means such as self-user reporting; providing computerized crisis communication services, namely, electronically monitoring, detecting and reporting on alarms, data input feeds, alerts, emergencies, hazards, security threats, and dangerous weather; emergency response alarm monitoring services, namely, monitoring of alert devices and data input feeds by a remote monitoring center for the dispatch of emergency and security services and notification to individuals and organizations.

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.