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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21384, 11 July 1931, Page 15

BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS. MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS. The Proprietor of Letters Patent No. 43514 of October 8, 1917, relating to “ Improvements in internal combustion engines ” is desirous of entering into arrangements, by way of a License or other- ■ wise, on reasonable terms, for the purpose of exploiting the above Patent and ensuring its practical working in New Zealand. [ All inquiries to be addressed to HENRY HUGHES, LIMITED, ’ Patent Agents. 214-7 D.I.C. Building, Wellington., TO MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS. The Proprietor of Letters Patent No. . 5468 Gof July 21, 1925, relating to “Manufacture of hydraulic cement or 1 plaster from gypsum ” is desirous of en- ' tering into arrangements, by way of a 1 License or otherwise, on reasonable terms, for the purpose of exploiting the above ■ Patent and ensuring its practical working in New Zealand. ' . All inquiries to be addressed to ■ HENRY HUGHES, LIMITED, ■ Patent Agents, 214-7 D.I.C. Building, Wellington. rpo MANUFACTURERS AND J- OTHERS. 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