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Mataura Ensign, 23 May 1910, Page 8

A.PATENT A REWARD

The granting of a patent is a country's reward of originality and perseverance. Patents may be obtained in practicaly every country in the world. Fullest information will be supplied by Henry Hughes, Patent Agent, 157 Featherston_ Street, Wellington. A pamphlet "Advice to Inventors" will be posted free on application. Gore representative, Mr E. C. Smith. 11

JACK VIRGO. POTATOES. WANTED TO BUY—Any quantity * * British Queen, Robin Adair or other named varieties. Must be sound and free from blight. JACK VIRGO. LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT, GORE. FRASER FALCONER. ■ AST TWO of 37 Famous Liste: (Britain's Best SEPARATOR). FOR ~SALE: ' One oaly. 50* gal. SEPARATOR. Cash price, £l6 10s. One only 35-gal. SEPARATOR. Casl price, £l3 10s. The above two Separators (as season is getting on) are considerably reduced to effect a speedy sale. FRASER FALCONER, AGENT, KELSO. WISE AND CO. WISE AND .CO., LAND, ESTATE, GENERAL COMMISSION AND FINANCIAL »• AGENTS, Valuators, Sharebrokers and Registered Mining Agents. AGENTS FOR London and Lancashire Fire Insurant* Company. New Zealand Retailers' Protectior Association. 'New Zealand Mercantile Gazette.' Tradesmen's Books Kept, Rent, Deb and other Accounts Collected. Money to Lend on Freehold MERSEY STREET, GORE. 4?£ftft Given Away.—CHAMPION * dUU CUSTARD' POWDER, simply delicious with stewed and bottled fruits, puddings, etc. Particulars ir each, tin, 4d; extra large size, 6d. All grocers and storekeepers. i?KAft Given Away.—RELIANCE \XtOVV BLTrR (bag or square) kceps linen snow white. All grocers arc" storekeepers.