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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume III, Issue 326, 12 January 1914, Page 2

j Everything from the proverbial “needle to an anchor’’ is the result of i improvements made by ingenious men. ; The inventor who improves often wins ! greater monetary rewards than the originator; but only when bis improvement s are protected. The first step for every man who has devised an - improv* inent is to consult a firm of trustworthy patent agents. Messrs: Baldwin and Ray ward, whose local representative is Air. J. A. Fraser, Accountant, enjoy the highest reputation throughout the Dominion. HAVE IT HANDY ! The cold that we all get from time to time wants careful watching. You can always feel secure if you have a bottle of Baxter’s Lung Preserver handy. The people of New Zealand have been using it for fifty years, and that speaks well m its favour. It i s wonderfully bracing and effective, and a 1/10 bottle has been found sufficient to cure several members or a family. Your grocer will tell .you the great quantity he sells of it, plainly showing that it is recognised colds ° bSSt reßl ° dj ’ for COH gh« a»4