The bringing together, for the benefit of others, of a variety of goods, in particular adhesives; peat; chemical substances and preparations, all for use in horticulture; unexposed photographic films; paints; varnishes (other than insulating varnish); lacquers; preservatives against rust and against deterioration of wood; putty; paint thinners; paint thickeners; dyes (not for laundry or toilet use); fillers and stains; cleaning, polishing and scouring preparations; abrasive preparations and materials, none for dental use; soaps; shampoos; perfumes; non-medicated toilet preparations; preparations for the hair; non-medicated preparations for the care of the skin; cosmetics; dentifrices; bleaching; substances for laundry use; fuels; motor spirits; illuminants; oils and greases; lubricants; candles; wicks; pharmaceutical preparations and substances; sanitary preparations; infants' and invalids' foods; medical and surgical plasters, surgical dressings; disinfectants (other than for laying or absorbing dust); preparations for destroying vermin; fungicides; herbicides; articles of hardware, articles of ironmongery and bins; ladders, greenhouse frames and cold frames, all made principally of metal; metallic building materials; bath fittings; installations and apparatus, all for water supply and sanitary purposes and for refrigerating; installations and apparatus, all for lighting, heating, cooking and drying; parts and fittings for all the aforesaid goods; jewellery; horological and chronometric instruments; articles made of precious metal or coated therewith; paper, paper articles, cardboard articles, wrapping and packaging materials, promotion and advertising materials, books, printed matter, stationery, greeting cards, posters, pictures, artists' materials (other than colours or varnish); paintbrushes, writing and drawing instruments, printed publications, postcards, indoor aquaria, adhesives (stationery), ordinary playing cards, diaries and photograph albums; leather; imitation leather and articles made from these materials; articles of luggage; briefcases, bags, umbrellas, parasols, walking sticks, pocket wallets and satchels; non-metallic building materials; greenhouse frames and cold frames, all made principally of non-metallic materials; mirrors, baskets, bins and barrels, none being metallic; picture frames, furniture; ladders made of glassfibre, wood or of plastics; rails, hooks, holders (non-textile), rings, rods, rollers and tie backs, all for curtains; bead curtains; bead curtains for decoration; small domestic utensils and containers (none of precious metals or coated therewith); combs, sponges (not for surgical use); brushes, materials prepared for brush-making; non-electric instruments and materials, all for cleaning purposes; steel wool; glassware, porcelain and earthenware, yarns and threads for textile use; household textile articles, curtains made of textile or plastics materials; travelling rugs (lap robes); bed covers and table covers; duvets, quilts; articles of clothing, footwear and headgear; lace, embroidery, ribbons and braids, all being textile smallwares; buttons, hooks and eyes, pins and needles, clothing fasteners, artificial flowers; badges (for wear), earrings and hair ornaments, none of precious metal or coated therewith; hair curlers (not electrically heated) for attachment to the hair; wallpaper; carpets, rugs (floor coverings), mats, matting, linoleum, coverings for existing floors, wall hangings (non textile); games (other than ordinary playing cards) and playthings; gymnastic and sporting articles (other than clothing); decorations (other than candles or lamps) for Christmas trees; meat; fish, poultry and game, none being live; all for food for human consumption; meat extracts; fruit and vegetables, all being preserved, dried or cooked; jellies and milk products, all for food; jams, eggs, milk, edible oils, edible fats; salad dressings; food preserves; coffee, tea, cocoa, sugar, rice, tapioca, sago; mixtures of coffee and chicory, coffee essences and coffee extracts; chicory and chicory mixtures, all for use as substitutes for coffee; flour, preparations made from cereals for food for human consumption, bread, pastry and non-medicated confectionery; ices, honey, treacle; salt (for food), mustard, vinegar, sauces (other than salad dressings); plants, seeds and bulbs, foodstuffs for animals; fresh fruits and fresh vegetables; beer; mineral waters, aerated waters, non-alcoholic drinks, syrups and preparations for beverages, fruit juices for use as beverages; alcoholic beverages; tobacco; smokers' articles; matches enabling customers to conveniently view and purchase these goods in a department store or by means of telecommunications or from a general merchandise Internet website or from a general merchandise catalogue by mail order.

Fuels; motor spirit; illuminants; oils and greases, all included in Class 4; lubricants; candles; wicks.

Pharmaceutical preparations and substances; sanitary preparations; infants' foods; medical and surgical plasters, surgical dressings; disinfectants (other than for laying or absorbing dust); preparations for destroying vermin; fungicides; herbicides.

Articles of hardware, articles of ironmongery; bins, all included in Class 6; ladders, greenhouse frames and cold frames, all made principally of metal; metallic building materials.

Electric tin openers; electric tools and electric domestic machines, all included in class 7; mowing machines; parts and fittings included in class 7 for all the aforesaid goods.

Hand tools; hand implements; cutlery, spoons, scissors, scrapers and tin openers all included in Class 8; razors.

Electric plugs, electrical sockets, electric wire; tapes, wires and discs, all bearing sound or video recordings; photographic apparatus and instruments; photographic film prepared for exhibition; electric and electronic domestic appliances included in class 9; aerials; satellite dishes; baby alarms; answering machines; calculators; car audio apparatus; printers; smoke detectors; electronic diaries; batteries; battery chargers; digital audio players; MP3 players; digital video players; compact disc players; audio speakers; power adaptors; electric irons; electric steam irons; radio alarm clocks; apparatus for straightening hair; scanners; facsimile machines; electronic games; apparatus for electronic games; accessories for electronic games; mobile phones; cordless phones; telephones for domestic use; hand free kits for phones; hard drives; remote control apparatus; karaoke machines and apparatus; walkie talkies; satellite navigations apparatus; projectors; modems; picture sound recording/reproducing equipment; radio apparatus; television receivers; satellite, cable and freeview receivers; hi-fidelity sound reproducing apparatus; DVD players; DVD recorders; computers; electrically heated hair curlers; parts and fittings included in class 9 for the aforesaid goods; computer programs; sunglasses.

Bath fittings; electric kettles; installations and apparatus, all for water supply and sanitary purposes and for refrigerating; installations and apparatus included in Class 11, all for lighting, heating, cooking and drying; parts and fittings included in Class 11 for all the aforesaid goods.

Jewellery; horological and chronometric instruments; earrings; articles included in Class 14 made of precious metal or coated therewith.

Paper, paper articles, cardboard articles, wrapping and packaging materials, promotional and advertising materials, all included in Class 16; books, printed matter, stationery, greeting cards , posters, pictures, artists' materials (other than colours or varnish), paintbrushes, writing and drawing instruments, printed publications, postcards, indoor aquaria, adhesives (stationery), diaries and photograph albums.

Leather; imitation leather and articles included in Class 18, made from these materials; articles of luggage; briefcases, bags included in Class 18, umbrellas, parasols, walking sticks, pocket wallets and satchels.

Non-metallic building materials; greenhouse frames and cold frames, all made principally of non-metallic materials.

Mirrors, baskets, bins and barrels, none being metallic; all included in Class 20; picture frames, furniture; ladders made of glassfibre, wood or of plastics; rails, hooks, holders (non-textile), rings, rods, rollers and tie backs, all for curtains.

Small domestic utensils and containers (none of precious metals or coated therewith); combs, sponges (not for surgical use); brushes included in Class 21; materials prepared for brush-making; non-electric instruments and materials included in Class 21, all for cleaning purposes; steel wool; glassware, porcelain and earthenware, all included in Class 21.

Household textile articles included in Class 24; curtains made of textile or plastics materials; travelling rugs (lap robes); bed covers and table covers; duvets, quilts.

Articles of clothing, footwear and headgear.

Lace, embroidery, ribbons and braids, all being textile smallwares; buttons, hooks and eyes, pins and needles, all included in Class 26; clothing fasteners, artifical flowers; badges (for wear), hair ornaments, none of precious metal or coated therewith; hair curlers (not electrically heated) for attachment to the hair.

Wallpaper; carpets, rugs (floor coverings), mats included in Class 27, matting, linoleum, coverings for existing floors, wall hangings (non-textile).

Games (other than ordinary playing cards) and playthings; ordinary playing cards; gymnastic and sporting articles (other than clothing); decorations (other than candles or lamps) for Christmas trees.

Coffee, tea, cocoa, sugar, rice, tapioca, sago; mixtures of coffee and chicory, coffee essences and coffee extracts; chicory and chicory mixtures, all for use as substitutes for coffee; flour, preparations made from cereals for food for human consumption, bread, pastry and non-medicated confectionary; ices, honey, treacle; salt (for food), mustard, vinegar, sauces (other than salad dressings).

Plants, seeds and bulbs, all included in Class 31; foodstuffs for animals; fresh fruits and fresh vegetables.

Beer; mineral waters, aerated waters, non-alcoholic drinks, syrups and preparations for making beverages, all included in Class 32; fruit juices for use as beverages.

Alcoholic beverages included in Class 33.

The bringing together, for the benefit of others, of a variety of paints, varnishes (other than insulating varnish), lacquers, preservatives against rust and against deterioration of wood, putty, paint thinners, paint thickeners, dyes (not for laundry or toilet use), fillers and stains, cleaning, polishing and scouring preparations, abrasive preparations and materials, none for dental use, soaps, shampoos, perfumes, non-medicated toilet preparations, preparations for the hair, non-medicated preparations for the care of the skin, cosmetics, dentifrices, bleaching, substances for laundry use, fuels, motor spirit, illuminants, oils and greases, lubricants, candles, wicks, pharmaceutical preparations and substances, sanitary preparations, infants' and invalids' foods, medical and surgical plasters, surgical dressings, disinfectants (other than for laying or absorbing dust), preparations for destroying vermin, fungicides, herbicides, articles of hardware, articles of ironmongery and bins, ladders, greenhouse frames and cold frames, all made principally of metal, metallic building materials, Electric tin openers, electric tools and electric domestic machines, mowing machines, parts and fittings for all the aforesaid goods, hand tools, hand implements, cutlery, spoons, scissors, scrapers and tin openers, razors, electric plugs, electrical sockets, electric wire, tapes, wires and discs, all bearing sound or video recordings, photographic apparatus and instruments, photographic film prepared for exhibition, electric and electronic domestic appliances, aerials, satellite dishes, baby alarms, answering machines, calculators, car audio apparatus, printers, smoke detectors, electronic diaries, batteries, battery chargers, digital audio players,MP3 players, digital video players, compact disc players, audio speakers, power adaptors, electric irons, electric steam irons,radio alarm clocks, apparatus for straightening hair, scanners, facsimile machines, electronic games, apparatus for electronic games, accessories for electronic games, mobile phones, cordless phones, telephones for domestic use, hand free kits for phones, hard drives, remote control apparatus, karaoke machines and apparatus, walkie talkies, satellite navigations apparatus, projectors, mixing consoles, modems, picture sound recording/reproducing equipment, radio apparatus, telephone receivers, hi-fidelity sound reproducing apparatus, DVD players, DVD recorders, computers, electrically heated hair curlers, electric kettles, parts and fittings for the aforesaid goods, computer programs, sunglasses, bath fittings, installations and apparatus, all for water supply and sanitary purposes and for refrigerating, installations and apparatus for lighting, heating, cooking and drying, parts and fittings for all the aforesaid goods, jewellery, horological and chronometric instruments, articles made of precious metal or coated therewith, paper, paper articles, cardboard articles, wrapping and packaging materials, promotional and posters, pictures, artists' materials (other than colours or varnish), paintbrushes, writing and drawing instruments, printed publications, postcards, indoor aquaria, adhesives (stationery), ordinary playing cards, diaries and photograph albums, leather imitation leather and articles made from these materials, articles of luggage, briefcases, bags, umbrellas, parasols, walking sticks, pocket wallets and satchels, non-metallic building materials, greenhouse frames and cold frames, all made principally of non-metallic materials, mirrors, baskets, bins and barrels, none being metallic, picture frames, furniture, ladders made of glassfibre, wood or of plastics, rails, hooks, holders (non-textile), rings, rods, rollers and tie backs, all for curtains, bead curtains for decoration, small domestic utensils and containers (none of precious metals or coated therewith), combs, sponges (not for surgical use), brushes, materials prepared for brush-making, non-electric instruments and materials, all for cleaning purposes, steel wool, glassware, porcelain and earthenware, household textile articles, curtains made of textile or plastics materials, travelling rugs (lap robes), bed covers and table covers, duvets, quilts, articles of clothing, footwear and headgear, lace, embroidery, ribbons and braids, all being textile smallwares, buttons, hooks and eyes, pins and needles, clothing fasteners, artificial flowers, badges (for wear), earrings and hair ornaments, none of precious metal or coated therewith, hair curlers (not electrically heated) for attachment to the hair, wallpaper, carpets, rugs (floor coverings), mats, matting, linoleum, coverings for existing floors, wall hangings (non-textile), games (other than ordinary playing cards) and playthings, gymnastic and sporting articles (other than clothing) decorations (other than candles or lamps) for Christmas trees, coffee, tea, cocoa, sugar, rice, tapioca, sago, mixtures of coffee and chicory, coffee essences and coffee extracts, chicory and chicory mixtures, all for use as substitutes for coffee, flour, preparations made from cereals for food for human consumption, bread, pastry and non-medicated confectionary, ices, honey, treacle, salt (for food), mustard, vinegar, sauces (other than salad dressings), plants, seeds and bulbs, foodstuffs for animals, fresh fruits and fresh vegetables, beer, mineral waters, aerated waters, non-alcoholic drinks, syrups and preparations for making beverages, fruit juices for use as beverages, alcoholic beverages; enabling customers to conveniently view and purchase these goods in a department store or by means of telecommunications or from a general merchandise internet website or from a general merchandise catalogue by mail order.

Rental and leasing services, all for sound recordings, video recordings; rental of electronic and computerized video games, video game players, movies, video cassettes, video discs, video cassette recorders, laser discs, compact discs, digital versatile discs, DVDS, compact discs, interactive software and associated hardware featuring entertainment; radios, televisions or hi-fi apparatus; organising of competitions for educational or entertainment purposes; amusement park services; lending library services; all included in Class 41.

Cleaning, polishing and scouring preparations; abrasive preparations and materials, none for dental use; soaps; shampoos; perfumes; non-medicated toilet preparations; preparations for the hair; non-medicated preparations for the care of the skin; cosmetics; dentifrices; bleaching preparations included in Class 3; substances for laundry use.

Fuels; motor spirit; illuminants; oils and greases, all included in Class 4; lubricants; candles; wicks.

Pharmaceutical preparations and substances; sanitary preparations; infants' and invalids' foods; medical and surgical plasters, surgical dressings; disinfectants (other than for laying or absorbing dust); preparations for destroying vermin; fungicides; herbicides.

Articles of hardware, articles of iron mongery and bins, all included in Class 6; ladders, greenhouse frames and cold frames, all made principally of metal; metallic building materials.

Electric tin openers; electric tools and electric domestic machines, all included in Class 7; mowing machines; parts and fittings included in Class 7 for all the aforesaid goods.

Hand tools; hand implements; cutlery, spoons, scissors, scrapers and tin openers all included in Class 8; razors.

Electric plugs, electrical sockets, electric wire; tapes, wires and discs, all bearing sound or video recordings; photographic apparatus and instruments; photographic film prepared for exhibition; electric and electronic domestic appliances included in Class 9; electrical and electronic apparatus; radio apparatus; television receivers; hi-fidelity sound reproducing apparatus; computers; electrically heated hair curlers; electric kettles; parts and fittings included in Class 9 for all the aforesaid goods; computer programs.

Bath fittings; installations and apparatus, all for water supply and sanitary purposes and for refrigerating; installations and apparatus included in Class 11, all for lighting, heating, cooking and drying; parts and fittings included in Class 11 for all the aforesaid goods.

Jewellery; horological and chronometric instruments; articles included in Class 14 made of precious metal or coated therewith.

Paper, paper articles, cardboard, cardboard articles, wrapping and packaging materials, promotional and advertising materials, all included in Class 16; books, printed matter, stationery, greeting cards, posters, pictures, artists' materials (other than colours or varnish), paintbrushes, writing and drawing instruments, printed publications, postcards, indoor aquaria, adhesives (stationery), ordinary playing cards, diaries and photograph albums.

Leather, imitation leather and articles included in Class 18, made from these materials; articles of luggage, briefcases, bags included in Class 18, umberellas, parasols, walking sticks, pocket wallets and satchels.

Non-metallic building materials; greenhouse frames and cold frames, all made principally of non-metallic materials

Mirrors, baskets, bins and barrels, none being metallic; all included in Class 20; picture frames, furniture; ladders made of glassfibre, wood or of plastics; rails, hooks, holders (non-textile), rings, rods, rollers and tie backs, all for curtains; bead curtains for decoration.

Small domestic utensils and containers (none of precious metals or coated therewith); combs, sponges (not for surgical use); brushes included in Class 21; materials preparaed for brush-making; non-electric instruments and materials included in Class 21, all for cleaning purposes; steel wool; glassware, porcelain and earthenware, all included in Class 21.

Household textile articles included in Class 24; curtains made of textile or plastics materials; travelling rugs (lap robes); bed covers and table covers; duvets, quilts.

Articles of clothing.

Lace, embroidery, ribbons and braids, all being textile smallwares; buttons, hooks and eyes, pins and needles, all included in Class 26; clothing fasteners, artificial flowers; badges (for wear), earrings and hair ornaments, none of precious metal or coated therewith; hair curlers (not electrically heated) for attachment to the hair.

Wallpaper; carpets, rugs (floor coverings), mats included in Class 27, matting, linoleum, coverings for existing floors, wall hangings (non-textile).

Games (other than ordinary playing cards) and playthings; gymnastic and sporting articles (other than clothing); decorations (other than candles or lamps) for Christmas trees.

Meat; fish, poultry and game, none being live; all for food for human consumption; meat extracts; fruit and vegetables, all being preserved, dried or cooked; jellies and milk products, all for food; jams, eggs, milk; edible oils, edible fats; salad dressings; food preserves.

Coffee, tea, cocoa, sugar, rice, tapioca, sago; mixtures of coffee and chicory, coffee essences and coffee extracts; chicory and chicory mixtures, all for use as substitutes for coffee; flour, preparations made from cereals for food for human consumption, bread, pastry and non-medicated confectionery; ices, honey, treacle; salt (for food), mustard, vinegar, sauces (other than salad dressings)

Plants, seeds and bulbs, all included in Class 31; foodstuffs for animals; fresh fruits and fresh vegetables.

Beer; mineral waters, aerated waters, non-alcoholic drinks, syrups and preparations for making beverages, all included in Class 32; fruit juices for use as beverages.

Alcoholic beverages included in Class 33.

Tobacco; smokers' articles included in Class 34; matches.