PATENTS. Henry Hughes Limited 1 , Patent and Trade Mark Agents (authorised by, the 3ST.Z. Govt.), report the following list of application's for patients in New Zealand-, as compiled from the Government Journal of the 21st September, 1933: — Auckland.—R. Basham, window sash locking means; W. A. Porter, food product; Brindie Collapsible Caravan Co. Ltd., collapsible caravan; C. E. 11. Wat- | son, plotting device; W. H. Short, manure sower. Wellington.—A. P. Martin, lifting device for motor vehicles; G. H. Jensen 1 , milking machine installation; E. H. and E. R. W. Garrett, lire prevention means for cinematograph projectors; J. G. Turner, fibrous-vegetable-mate rial l treatment; W. C. Tanner, flushing , valve; D. Price, spoon-holder. Canterbury.—Oo.nah Ltd., removing wool from skins. Otago.—E. W. Jowsey, luminous sign; J. Iv. Stevenson, collar; G. Thomas and L. M. McLeod, recovering gold. • The firm of Henry Hughes Limited jhas : been established 1 for over 50 years and prosecutes a large proportion, of thie New Zealand patent business. Send’ for free pamphlet “Advice to Inventors.” 'Offices: 214-217 D.I.C. Building, Lambton Quay, Wellington; 209 Dilworth Building, Queen Street, Auckland; and A.M.P. Building, Dunedin:. Local agent: T. B. Crump, Solicitor, Eltham.
The prefecture of Hyogo, in Japan, lately decided to hold, a. “health week.” Enthusiasm ran high, and the occasion was celebrated by a public feast. Next day 1100 people were reported to be ill from food poisoning and three died.
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Hawera Star, Volume LIII, 25 September 1933, Page 2
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