HAIRPINS.
SUCCESS OF THE SPIBAL COMPANY.
[bv telegraph—press association.]
Invercargill, last nigbt. At a meeting of Godward’s Spiral Hairpin Company to-night, two representatives, who visited America and Europe, reported that a 17-years’ patent had been secured in America, and the manufacturing rights sold for £2500 and a royalty oE 7,j- per cent, on the gross sales. . In Great Britain, an agreement was in course of arrangement. If completed, it would cover the world’s rights, except America and these colonies, for JE2500, and a twofifth’s interest in all companies formed.
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Gisborne Times, Volume V, Issue 127, 8 June 1901, Page 2
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