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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 20 November 1924, Page 7

THAT IS UNSURPASSED IN QUALITY AND LOWER IN PRIGE. CALL AND SEE OUR LATEST at £29 :15 : 0 This comprises Spring Edge Chesterfield and 2 Divan Chairs, covered in Tapestry of the latest design. We do REPAIR WORK and REUPHOLSTERNG, and have a large stock of ail the Newest Coverings. PRICES REASONABLE. It % s>»( m s i s § 5 s s (F-X 5 tt Lit a a & LIMITED, HAWERA AND STRATFORD. “Where the Good Furniture Costs Less.” B 1 % *> k I | 1 d § % i i i i vwasKafsasKas

PATENTS. Henry Hughes, Limited, patents and trade marks agehts (authorised by the New Zealand Government), report the following list of applications for. patents in New Zealand, as compiled from the Government Journal of the 30th October, 1924. Auckland.—\Y. Ft. Hunter, Him milk pump; J. W. ]Joyce, fencing dropper clip; K. X. Pilkington, friction clutch and shock absorber; McLeod and Grundv. window sash. Wellington.—P. T. Eustege, window stay and fastener; J. J-|. Burn, post,’narking machine; B. D. Holmwood, milking machine pulsator. Canterbury.— F. \V. Walton, lock; J. S. Woarn. milk and cream cooler; G. 11. M. Thomj)son, window. Otago.—S. Millar, milking machine pulsator; \V. J. McLaren, staple; A. McF. Douglas, water hcat-cr; G. S. M. McDermid. weeding implement. The firm of Henry Hughes. Ltd., has been established for over 40 voars, and handles the hulk of the New Zealand patent business. Send for free pamphlet, “Advice to Inventors.” Offices; L 57 Featherston Street, Exchange Lane. Queen Street, Auckland; Cathedral Square. Christchurch; A.M.P. Buildings, Dunedin.

The Union Government has decided to particinate in the continuation of the Wembley Exhibition.—Heater.

fIfAYWARD’S Military Pickles tickle the palate and add zest t,o the appetite. Sold by all grocers. It must be “Military.”