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New Zealand Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 5832, 24 February 1906, Page 7

A GOOD PATENT. What is a good patent ? A Rood patent is one based upon n specification tliat has been properly drawn to describe and cover the invention forming the subject of the patent. Inventors shonld. in everj case, take care that the specifications of their inventions are properly drawn; otherwise they may by a faulty specification lose the monopoly in their invention. For this reason, Henry Hußhes. Patent Experts. of Queens Chambers. Wellington, shonld be employed by inventors. They are fnlly equipped to take out patents anywhere at short notice, and are prepared to Rive inventors the benefit or a practice extcndinß over nearly a quarter of a century. IS3

SUFFERED THREE MONTHS. "My little (jirl (suffered for three months from U hooping Cough." says A. Kilborn, Carlton, Vic., "and during that time 1 had the host medical advice for her. but she obtained no benefit. One day I was loking over a little newspaper issued by the Chamberlain Medicine Co., and seeing what they claimed Chamberlain's Cough Remedy would do. decided so give it a trial. I am glad I did, for a perfect cure resulted, and I cannot speak too highly of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.” For sale by all chemists and

Lord Masham lias for tin? last three or four months b?ta close,?- engaged in endeavouring to solve an important national question How to feed the nation in time of war? This, uo believes, can be done by com proving and storing wheat, nml he it? now bus;.' preparing some machinery for the purpose, to bo publicly exhibited in Branford in April or May. For Children’s Hacking Cough at Night. Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, Is 6d.