44--Appeal from an adverse report of the Commissioner of Patents lies to the Supreme Court in Banco. The Commissioner of Patents will furnish, through the Minister of the Interior, to the applicant or to his attorney, a written statement of his reasons for such report, whereupon the applicant may amend his application or may, within ninety days after such written statement is furnished to him or to his attorney, or mailed in the Post-office at Honolulu, addressed to him or to his attorney, appeal to the Supreme Court in Banco. In case of appeal the applicant shall file in the office of the Minister of the Interior at least twenty days before the hearing by said Court, his reasons for appeal specifically set forth in writing, and shall give to said Minister at least ten days' notice in writing of the time and place of such hearing. COPYRIGHT. 45--A Certificate of Copyright may be procured by the author of any map, book, chart, musical composition, print, cut, engraving, photograph, painting, drawing or statue, or the author of any model or design intended to be perfected and completed as a work of the fine arts, or by the heirs, executors or administrators of a deceased author thereof. The words "print," "cut," and "engraving," shall be applied only to pictorial illustrations or works connected with the fine arts, and no print or label designed to be used for other articles of manufacture shall be certified under the copyright law. APPLICATION FOR COPYRIGHT. 46--The application for a certificate of copyright is a communication signed by the applicant and addressed to the Minister of the Interior, stating that such applicant is the original and first author of the article upon which a certificate of copyright is applied for, and of what country he is a citizen. If application be made by the representative of a deceased author, such applicant shall state that he is the heir, executor or administrator (as the case may be) of such deceased author, that he believes that said deceased author was the original and first author of the article upon which a certificate of copyright is applied for, and of what country he--such representative--is a citizen. Such statement shall be verified by the oath of the applicant, and accompanied by a copy of the article upon which a certificate of copyright is applied for, if the same shall have been published; or, if the same shall not have been published, a copy of the title thereof. In case such article shall not have been published at the time of filing the application, a copy thereof shall be delivered to the Minister of the Interior within one month after the publication thereof in this Republic. The duration of a copyright is twenty years. The attest of oath must comply with Rule 23. PRINTS, LABELS AND TRADE-MARKS.