Messrs Baldwin and Rayward, of 8, Smeeton'a Buildings, Queen Street, Auckland, report that recently they acted as agents in filing the following applications ior letters patent Staite, Welling? ton, measifter; Wilton and Foss, Featherston, milking machine; L'Air Liquide, Paris, synthesis of ammonia; F. Heath, Washington, tile; A. Ansus, Farnham, eleetrio control) C. Hamilton, Sydney, stair; 0. Blombery, Sydney, fuel; W. Mcleod, Auckland, fastener; J. Duke. Auckland, windmills. Send for'lnventors' Guide. Post free; You should protect the mucous membrane of the nose and throat against catarrh and influenza germs by the frequent inhalation of Nasol. It is a powerful antiseptic and germicide and destroys 'the,power of the obnoxious germs. A business man and his wife, after an eight months' trip; say they are glad to be back again to' "dear old New Zealand, and good old Q-tol." They took two bottles of Q-tol for the trip:; but fellow passengers suffering from sunburn and abrasions helped them to use it up before the steamer was,half way to London. Our Great Semi-annual Clearance Fair ' now in full swing. A gTeat moneysaving opportunity.—Smith and Caughoy, Ltd.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18025, 25 February 1922, Page 10
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