SPORTING.
: — ♦— . ' - ■ .. • (Per Press Association.) i WELI/INGTOJf, this day. Evelyn Wood and Benefactor were . wrongly included among the acceptors j for tlie Aniversary Handicap. HOW FORTUNES HAVE BEEN 1 MADE. i The 6raaliest things often bring fortunes '. to lucky inventors. "Dancing Jim ( Crow" yielded £15,000 a year ! "Pharoah's i Serpents," £10.000! -'Tigs m Clover," I "The Return Ball," "Needle-threader," : "Pencil Sharpener," all produced fortunes. '. The celluloid eyelet for boots brings- in a i princely income. . The dress-BUSpender : Drought a■' fortune m less than a year. There are many thousands of others.-—-Ex-tract' from Pamphlet giving information i on Patents, free on application from Bald- i win and Rayward, National Chambers, 1 Wellington: or, from their Branch Office, I Legal Chambers, Que«n itr«et, Auckland. ' 1
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 9644, 20 January 1903, Page 2
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122SPORTING. Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 9644, 20 January 1903, Page 2
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