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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LIII, Issue 104, 3 May 1919, Page 2

; 'T'AN'CY Tlj]JNKlJN<i Ob’. THAT!” “So simple, top!” remark is .frequently expressed about some small patented device that has brought, wealth to the inventor, Perhaps, you have an Idea that will also mak© money; of so cpver it by patent rights. Call upon Henrv Hughes Ltd., Patent Agent©, 167 Keatherston Street, Wellington, or W. Kout and Sons, Nelson, Local Agents.*

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