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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18179, 29 August 1933, Page 3

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“The enunciation of the average New Zealander will compare with that of people in any other part of the Empire,’’ said Professor Maxwell Walker at the annual meeting in Auckland of the New Zealand League for the Hard of Hearing. Incorrect- speech was due to inertia and carelessness. PATENTS Henrv Hughes Limited, Patent and Trade Marks Agents (authorised by the N.Z. Government), report the following list of applications for Patents in New Zealand, as compiled from the Government .Tournal of August 24. 1933: — Auckland: H. M. SoHoway, sen.. If. M. Solloway, jun„ and W. Webb, sliding window's; W. H. McCorkindale, churn; H. V. C. Spearman, metal flower clip; A. G. Bradley, dish washing tool; G. A. Fisk, wire-fencing dropper; C. Young, golf bag; A. J. MeCready, weed-destroying apparatus; Automatic .Slot Machines Ltd., vending machine mechanism; S, H. Baggarley, boiler. Wellington: E. Reeves, counter play means; L. Pitts and D. E. Russell, milking detector; Otago: J. Carnie, scarifier; J. Macalister, manure distributor; C. O. Marklund, washing machine. The firm of Henry Hughes Limited has been established for over fiO years and prosecutes a. large proportion the New Zealand Patent business. Send for free pamphlet. “Advice to Inventors.” Offices: 214-217 D.LC. Building, Lambton Quay, Wellington; 209 Dihvorth Building, Queen Street, Auckland; and A.M.P. Building, Dhnedin. Local Agents, Ball & Crawshaw, Peei Street, Gisborne. T "' ’’ ■■