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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 69, 21 March 1919, Page 7

Messrs Baldwin and Rayward, patent attorneys, of S, Smeeton's Buildings, Queen Street. Auckland, New Zealand, report that they acted as agents in filing the following applications for letters patent of New Zealand:—W. P. Simpson, Auckland, spider harness; J. Jonson, Auckland, milk cooler; M. Gosper, Auckland, safety surcingle: A. E. Smith, Auckland, treating slimes; H. Bussey, Auckland, propelling vessels; J. Walls, Auckland, treating flax; T. Cummings, Auckland, aeroplanes; Donald and Sons, Masterton, wire grip; T. Bird, Wellington, water closets; Hon. Parsons, London, turtiine blades; G. Rigby, Manchester, motor cycles; W. Roberts, London, furnaces. —(Ad.) See Mr. Jas. Boddie's reply on page 7 to Mr. W, D. Lysnar on the Liquor Question.—(Ad.) For thin, straggling or weak hair, falling or splitting hairs, over-greasiness of the scalp, over-dryness' or itching scur,f or dandruff, total or partial baldness, loss of colour and lustre, use J. Craven-Burleigh's, world-wide known as the best hair preparation ever placed on the market.—C. F. Shaw, chemist, right opp. G-P.0., Queen Street.—(Ad.) See Mr. Jas. Boddie's reply on page 7 to Mr. W. D. Lysnar on the Liquor Question. — (Ad.) New goods now showing in all departments at Auckland's lowest prices.— Smith and Caughey, Ltd., Auckland's Great Fashion Centre. —.(Ad.^