When a belated member of the crew of the Maunganui arrived on the wharf on Wednesday night, ho found that both gangways had been removed and the vessel was ' about to sail for Lyttelton, so he decided to clamber through a port. He first threw a bottle of boor in through tho port, but it dropped into a bath and was shattered. Tho man was shored through tho port, but was more concerned about tho loss of his beer than anything else. Henry 'Hughes, Limited, patent agents, IST, Feathorston street, reports tho recent filing of the following applications for patents:—lt. Aitkin, Little Hirer, riddle for threshing, etc., machines; iS. Hayes. Otunchua, windmills; E. E. Wocdly, Martinborough, motor car shock absorber; J. Doherty, . Browns, feed water heater for steam boilers; E. Poster, Auckland, lagging material; ,T. E. Friend, Auckland, steam generator. * For Children’s Hacking Cough at Night, Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure, la 6d.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8613, 26 December 1913, Page 5
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