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A MONPOLY.

A good patent, if. properly regie i ered and protected, is a great- > monopoly. It is the absolute : property of the patentee, who should > run it for all it is worth. Some handsome fortunes have been made out of patents. Probably you have i an idea of making improvements in some mechanical device, or you hnvo struck upon something quite new, and stand in doubt about its practicability and value. This is just the time when you should enlist the j services of Baldwin and Rayward, Patent Agents and Consulting Engineers, Wellington. Write for their pamphlet "Hints to Inventors," or call upon them.— C Langley Bell representative for Nelson, opposite Poat Office,

] Secretary/; and Pettition© an. ;,es- j ! membr c?" She Executive Board have ; ! been arrested a* tfibn^r as* sfcees- ■ sorios to dynamiting and Jno'r'isnn^ | | Frank Stuuenberg, ex-Goveriibi- v. : Idaho, it is alleged in reveuge for i former prosecutions. . j i Capetown h February 19. . ! JI.R.H the Duke of ConDsiught 'has studied the conditions cf uiR j Chinese lr.bop here. He saw the. accommodation for the coolies, arid i i wns satisliwl that they were thor■■oHflhJjy: well housed under the best j sanitary conditions. The food was ! ample and eilffrtlobfc. . .He says the | coolies wore good workmen* and well ; behaved. • j I Vienna, February 10. | I M. Franz Kossuth, the Hungarian 1 political leader, has informed his followers that Genreal Ngiri, the \ Emperor Joseph's Commissary, pcs- j sessc-d plenary powers to enforce a j dissolution of the House, aud that ho was fully resolved to use them. M. Kossuth urged M. Koloman i Szell's avoidance of violent conilict ■ (even if force were used, sine*.' that; would detract from the value of the j protest. M. Kossuth addtVd ?.b.a£ iho Government meant to reparably infringe the Constitu- J tion of 1567, and if ever it were restored it must be on a Much wider basis. Other sections of the Liberals have resolved to protest against a dissolution. - (

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Colonist, Volume XLVIII, Issue 11559, 21 February 1906, Page 3

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A MONPOLY. Colonist, Volume XLVIII, Issue 11559, 21 February 1906, Page 3

A MONPOLY. Colonist, Volume XLVIII, Issue 11559, 21 February 1906, Page 3