Owner Rotary International

Service Mallesons

Filing Date 18 October 2005

Class 14 Jewellery, pins, badges, lapel pins, medals, miniature medals, medallions. earrings, necklaces, chains, bracelets, brooches, cuff links, tie tacks, tie clips, rings, stick pins, buckles of precious metal, cups of precious metal, key-rings, some including precious stones; parts and fittings for all the aforesaid goods

Class 16 Paper goods and printed matter; periodical publications; magazines; newsletters; books; pamphlets; brochures; catalogues; stationery; envelopes; stickers; folders; binders (loose-leaf); printed forms; business cards; membership cards; award certificates; posters; directories; calendars; instructional materials, including booklets and handbooks (manuals); graphic prints; greeting cards; book marks; paperweights; pens; pencils; pen cases; desk sets; albums; notebooks; bookends; parts and fittings for the aforesaid goods

Class 25 Articles of clothing; men's, ladies' and children's jerseys, sweaters, sweatshirts, shirts and T-shirts, shorts, jackets, belts, scarves, bandannas, neckties, gloves, socks, sleepwear (including pajamas), hats, caps, athletic wear, visors, fanny packs, wrist bands, head bands, parts and fittings for all the aforesaid goods

Class 35 Administrative services; consulting services, namely professional consultancy; representational services, namely representation (of technical, legal, commercial and/or administrative nature); administration of cultural and educational exchange programs; administration of cultural and educational programs associated with scholarships, fellowships, awards and humanitarian grants; administrative services of an international association to establish, promote, advance, co-ordinate and supervise community service and to promote and advance leadership, citizenship, personal growth, international understanding, and to extend the ideal of service as a worthy enterprise; advertising andpromotion services; dissemination of advertising matter; public relations, marketing and promotional services; publicity; compilation of information into computer data bases; information and advisory services relating to all foregoing including such services provided online from a computer or the Internet

Class 36 Financial services; charitable fundraising; online charitable fund raising; managing and monitoring charitable funds; philanthropic services concerning monetary donations; providing funding for scholarships, humanitarian and cultural exchange programs

Class 41 Club services, including organizing, supervising, coordinating and guiding the organization of club programs devoted to philanthropy, education, service, and the advancement of international understanding, good will and social welfare, to develop leadership skills and to stimulate appreciation of various vocations; vocational guidance; information services (education, entertainment, recreation), information relating to education and entertainment provided from a computer database or the Internet; education and entertainment services, training and instruction services, organizing, arranging and conducting of exhibitions, conferences, assemblies, seminars, meetings, camps, and training workshops for entertainment and educational purposes and distributing course materials in connection therewith; on-line information services relating to education andentertainment

Class 42 Legal services, licensing services; advisory services relating to intellectual property licensing; creation, compilation, provision and maintenance of web sites and web pages; advisory, representational and professional consultancy services, relating to any of the aforesaid services; information services relating to the application of computer systems and computer networks; information provided on-line from a computer database or from the Internet relating to any of the aforesaid services

Class 45 Services of an international association to establish, foster, advance, coordinate and supervise community service and advance international understanding, goodwill and peace through philanthropic, community service, vocational guidance and charitable services programs throughout the world; providing humanitarian service and encouraging young adults to learn professional responsibility, leadership, andcommunication skills in order to advance high ethical standards in personal and professional life; services in encouraging and extending the ideal of service as a basis of worthy enterprise; fostering and encouraging public awareness to promote the need for cultural, humanitarian and educational exchange programs; providing guidance, supervision and support services to clubs devoted to the advancement ofinternational understanding, goodwill and social welfare andto stimulate appreciation of consultancy and information services relating to all the foregoing including such services provided on-line from a computer or the Internet