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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4406, 12 July 1901, Page 1

PATENTS For Inventions in Every Country Of the WORLD Obtained by jgALDWIN AND RAYWARD, Patent Agents by appointment New Zealand Government, Foreign Members of the Chartered Institute of Patent Agents, London, Fellows of the Australasian Institute of Patent Agents, Patent Attorneys for United States of America, Certificated by Government Science and Art Department, London, the Technological Institute of Great Britain, etc., etc. PATENTAGENTS AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERS. 10 to 18 National Chambers, Grey street, WELLINGTON. PUBLIC NOTICE. REFERRING to the circular issued by the firm of "Henry Hughes,” Patent Agents, containing what is alleged to be a copy signed by us of the Government Gazette notice of dissolution of the partnership of the late firm of Hughes, Rayward and Baldwin, we have to state that the said copy notice is INCORRECT and LIKELY TO MISLEAD THE PUBLIC by reason of the UNWARRANTED AND IMPROPER OMISSION of the following paragraph: "Messrs Rnyward and Baldwin will carry on business as Patent Agents and Mining and Consulting Engineers in partu airship.’’ Tbs notice was signed by us upon the distinctly expressed understanding that it would only be used as a whole, thus indicating that Messrs Rayward and .Baldwin were entitled to practise as Patent Agents, BRANDON. HISLOP AND JOHNSTON, Solicitors for Messrs Rayward and Baldwin. PATENTS. Henry hughes. Queen’s Chambers. (Extract from Evening Post, 3rd June). A notice of the dissolution of the wellknown patent .firm of Hughes, Rayward and Baldwin has already appeared in our columns. Under the deed of dissolution, Mr W. E. Hughes succeeds to the business, and 'becomes entitled to carry on the business of the late firm, ag its successor. It has been stated in various newspapers that Messrs Rayward and Baldwin are carrying on the business in succession to the late partnership. This, we have ascertained, is quite erroneous; that Mr Hughes—and Mr Hughes alone—is entitled to carry on, and is carrying on the business in cuccession to the late firm, at his offices Queen’s Chambers. • Wellington, and in other parts of New Zealand. Mr Hughes has appointed Mr P. N. Newton, a well-known Australian patent agent and engineer to conduct the business at Christ, church; and has abi appointed reliable and efficient/ agents to represent the business at its other branches J afid agencies throughout the colony, 499 W.F.C.A. ; gHAREHOLDERS are requested to return Coupons and Vouchers on or before July 31st, to enable them'to participate in the annual bonus. d. w. Mclntosh. 299 t Secretary." ESTATE OF AUGUSTUS M. HEATON, ; DECEASED. LATE OF LOWER HUTT. . A LL Claims against this estate should be rendered forthwith to the Executrix, Mrs Heaton, Lower Hutt. j L KIRK AND WILSON, 271 Solicitors for the Estate. WOMEN’S PROTECTION SOCIETY, THE Secretary will be at the Alliance' Chambers, Upper Willis street, on Tuesdays and Fridays, from 10 a.m. till 12. All communications addressed to Secretary of S.P.W. and C. Alliance Rooms will receive immediate attention. FA Card.] MR P. B. BALDWIN, BARRISTER AT EAW Has Resumed Practice at No. 6a. Lambton quay. 295 R S. A. ATIIN S 0 N . BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, KELBURNB TRAMWAY BUILDINGS, 55, Lambton quay. Money to lend on approved security. FA Card."! ’OHN THOMPSON, Solicitor, No.^. Featheirston street, opposite Union ,nk of Australia. 113 Martin uciii, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR. •PATENT AGENT, 44, Lambton quay. Money to Lend in any earns on Freehold Security (town and country properties) at lowest rates (44 per cent.). Telephone, No. 1437. 574 CCard.] TAMES HISLOP and E. W. WALDEN. ARCHITECTS. BETHUNE’S BUILDINGS. Comer Peatherston and Brandon streets. DYEING AND CLEANING. r ANTBD ~K no f n that MACKINTOSHES be CLEANED or DYED at BARBER CO.’S, Steam Dyers and Cleaners, 46, i street—the only Dyers in tbs colony possess the machinery necessary to you aatisfactioa.