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Colonist, Volume XLVIII, Issue 11677, 12 July 1906, Page 2

The Tempebatobh.—At t iree o'olrok this morning the thermomeierj utside this offioe .•gifi«e'ed 38 Jegreee. Messrs W. Ecu t and Sons report having sold lot 24 of Wainui Estate, at the corner of Collingwood and Wainui streets, from Mr G M. Eout to Mr A. R. Griffin, of Nelson, architect. Ou Tuesday next, at 1.30 p.m., Mr W. Lock will sell the furniture, piano,, and effects in the estate of Miss Spencer. fcThe sale will be held at the late residence, Milton street.

Merit Rewarded by Court of Justice. The acknowledged good qualities »nd success of SANDER & SONS' EUCALYPTI i EXTRACT have bronght out many imitations, and one cise w»s just tried in the Supreme Court of Viotcria, before His ; Honor Chief Justice Sir J. Madden, > KC.M.Q.. etc. I His Honor, in giving judgment, said, with regard to the gte-iuiil v and Sons' Eucalypti Extract, iu^ wV-en-ever an article is lecommended to the ) pubio by reason of its good qnality, etc, it , is not permissible to . imitate any cf its features. He restrained ibe imitators per- ' petualiy from doing so, and ordered them I to pay all costs. I We publish this to afford the publio an , opportunity of protecting themselves, and of securing what is piovcd beyond all doubt ' by ski led witneseos at the Supreme Court of Victoria and many author.t as to be a preparation of general merit, vu : THE GENUINE SANDER & SLJSS 1 PURE 1 VOLATILE EUCALYPTI SXTRACT. WEATHER AND SUNSHINE RECORD i Taker At Wabwiok Hoosb, Nblsor Barometer at 9 a.m 29. 7| Maximum temperature for 24 hours ended 9 a.m. yesterday 63 deg. 1 Minimum temperature for 24 hours ended 9 a.m. yesterday 32 leg Rainfall during 24 hours ended at 9 a.m. yesterday.. .. '33 Sunshine registered yesterday, before noon 4b. 40m. ; afternoon. 4h. 10mm, TotaJ . 8h 50m. SIKOPSIS of NBW AI'VERTISEMIiKTB , ihefollowlrgnewladverUaemsntj Bpreir In tb is issue:— Entertainment at Richmond Cheap music sale at Hiffam's Nelson Poultry Show and art union Orders foj Waimeaßifie3 Handoock's Imperial A'.e Midwives Registration Act r.o ice Tenders for erecting wire fencing For Wanted, Lost, etc. advertisements see cuter column third page. For Auction Sales see fourth page. | We have been successful in securing a shipment of 1200 untrimmed straw and ready-to-wear hats at a tremendous discount. We are selling the whole lot at Is each. — Cash Drapery Company, Bridge Street. g ;£££

. — — _ j A MONPOLY. j A good patent, if properly regie- t tered 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 hive \ struck upon something quite new, r and stand in doubt about its practic s ability and value. This is just the fc time when you should enlist the c services of Baldwin and Rayward, I Patent Agents and Consulting En- t gineers, Wellington. Write for their p pamphlet "Hints to Inventors," or r; call upon them.— O. Langley Sell, a representative for Nelson, opposite s I'ost Office ) rj