THE INVENTOR.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXIX, Issue 7726, 20 February 1909, Page 1

THE INVENTOR.

'I he inventor is the pioneer of industrial wealth, and it therefor© follows that invention and manufactures go hand m hand. If it had not been foi inventive genius, we should not now have the convenience of the telephone, bicycle, typewriter, sewing machine, electric light, and trams and the hundred and one things that 20th centurj people could not do without. Neither would there be the million spent each year m the industries that these inventions havo called into befug. It therefore behoves those with ingenious ideas to try and think oiu improvements that are required iii every day appliances. For information relating to patenit and inventions needed, the firm oi I Henry Hughes is represented m Christchurch by A.ll. Hol'dship, a consulting patent agent, who is thus special^ equipped to complete the inotructiont of Canterbury inventors on the spot, and is always at hand to advise ant" act at first hand for inventors. This is appreciated by patentees who car, see the advantage c;' having their worL done by.the Patent Agent whom tho\ instruct. Henry Hughes' pamphlei "Advice to Inventors,". (150 th thous and) may be had on application ai 183 _ Hereford Street, Christchurch., Leslie O'Callaghan and Co. are thWaimate representatives for Henrj Hughes.