GREAT OPPORTUNITIES FOR INVENTORS.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 15223, 22 May 1920, Page 7

GREAT OPPORTUNITIES FOR INVENTORS.

The field of invention is a wide one, and the man who can think put and devo'.op some useful article will be richly rewarded. Full particulars concerning Patents and how to protect them are cofltaifl&d m ow booklet, "Advice to Investors." S|end for a °°P.V f rom Henry Hujrhes, Ltd., Patent Attorneys. 187 Peatherston Sf., Wellington; or F, R:, Ball, peel St., QishQWie,— 4, A ypvmg Branctofi.— Mr William. R, Albright;, * Pefiwylvante railroad man, has become a grandfather at fchirty-alx. f?18 frnfftter, M?B Thelma Wilkins, sixteen ypftPß pWi has given birth to a baby bey weighing nine pounds. *

PRACTICAL PROO¥.

The following is an extract from "The Ironmonger": — "At the Sheffield Police Court on Monday, Walker and Hall prosecuted two men for theft-. It was proved that defendants, while working at Messrs. Walker and Hall's premises, carried off three togota of Hall silver m the belief that it was genuine silver, and with the Intention of offering it for aaje an #uoii. B,ef,pre attempting to aell tta metal, however, they sjtfwiftftted tt *«» two practical siljeramjtb«> iwith whom it apparently passed muatejr «v the real | article, and the thieves then offered it to a silver majnuiaefcnrer at 2/6 per ox., who detected the counterfeit character | of the metal, and, aturoecting the men, placed the matter m the hands of the police. The defendants pleaded guilty, and were Wit to prison for three weeks. The above must be regarded as a splendid testimonial to the excellence of Hall silver, and, recognising its valne. The Peoples Emporium has jnut purchased | a fall stock of Spoon* and Fork*, whith