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Press, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 25554, 23 July 1948, Page 4

Fight In Waimaroo The Waimaroo Town Hall was packed for the boxing contest of the year —Big Bill Barnes versus Cocky Calder. When the second round was over it was obvious that the local boy was taking a terrific pummelling. On being carried back to his corner, he asked his seconds how he was making out to which they replied, “Well son, if you keep throwing your arms round long enough, he’s sure to catch cold or somethin’.” Colds can be caught in many ways, but the one sure way to fight them is with Baxters Lung Preserver. The time to attack a cough or cold is when it attacks you. “Baxters” quickly relieves the throat tickle, cuts the phlegm and restores easy natural breathing. You get relief from the very first dose of “Baxters” because of its quick-acting soothing properties. Don’t take home that cough—’take “Baxters.” Sold at all chemists and stores. Baxters Ltd., 602 Colombo St., Chch. Advt.

Patent Rights.—An amendment to the Patents Emergency Regulations published last evening provides that applications for letters patent or for the registration of a design, trade mark, or copyright can now be made “by or on behalf of an enemy” in respect of an invention, design, trade mark, or copyright which was not in existence before January 1, 1946. The provision is similar to those made in the United Kingdom and the United States recently to allow Germans and —(PA) 6 t 0 aPPIy f ° r patent ri S hts -