A GOOD PATENT. What ioagood patent? A good patent la one baaed upon a specification that baa been properly drawn to describe and cover the invention forming the subject of the patent. Inventors should, in every case, tab* caro that tbo specifications of their inventions nro properly drawn; otherwise they may by a faulty specification loao the monopoly in their invention. Tor this reason, Henry (inghee. Patent Experts, of Queen's Chambers, Wellington, should be employed by inventors. They are folly equipped to take out patents anywhere at short notice, and ore prepared to give inventors tho benefit of a practice extending over nearly a quarter of a century. 453
C. Smith is still docntf up-to-date Tailoring at lowest reeaonable priee.». Just landed. ail the newest designs in tweeds, worsteds, vicunas, etc. A good, useful tweed suit, to measure, for -ISs. .Vis fid, 63d: vicuna suits (very special) 52s fid. 87» 6tl. 63». livery garment thoroughly shrunk—perfect lit guaranteed. C. Smith the Ca»h Draper. Cuba street. Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure for Coughs and Colds never fails. Is ML
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 5803, 22 January 1906, Page 5
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