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Otago Witness, Issue 3277, 3 January 1917, Page 22

PATENTS Designs and Trade Marki Prepared for all Available Countries. (Established 1882.) H. M. DAVEY, CONSULTING MECHANICAL ENGINEEE and ARCHITECT, STOKES' BUILDINGS, No. 91a PRINCES STREET. Residence: 64 FREDERICK STREET (Corner of Clarendon street), DUNEDIN. Enquire about Cheap Design Protection fci' Small Inventions. Some of the most famous Patents spring from the simplest ideas. TELEPHONES: Residence and Office, 473. Telegrams: "DAVEY, DUNEDIN." jjiffjissi MflfiKS.feuygß!faJE3 »^,°:.,r?,c,

O-TTIVE BOOTS WARDED to any address for Is per pair, Snagproof Hip Boots; " Woonsocket," 27s 6dj "Maple Leaf," 355; "Stout's Parent Gold Seal," 40s; "Crackproof," 42s 6d; Miners' Rubber Hide (sizes 6 to 12), leather soled, 425; Knee, 28s 6d; Rubber-soled Knee, 21s, 255. All Rubber (ioods and Oilskin Clothing a Specialty.— J. WATSON, Importer, Port Chalmers, and at 95 Rattray street, Dunedin.

One of the recruits for the Twenty-fourth Reinforcements, who Ims enlisted at Feilding, is Mr G. Smith, a well-known athlete, rider, and shot. His record for shearing is 260 sheep, for the hop, step, and jump 44ft 9m, and high jump sft 6|in. At the last Palmerston Show his services as a rider were in such keen demand that he rodo eight out of 14 horses in one competition, and throughout the jumping contests ho rode over 295 fences without accident. Two members of the Maori contingent who went from this district have the distinction of gaining- the Military Cross—namely, Corporal T. P. (Sonny) Sydney, of To Karaka. and Sergeant Rotoatara, son of Kingi Rotoatara, of Wairoa (says the Poverty Bay Herald). Both the recipients of this recognition of gallant conduct accompanied the first Maori contingent.