A MONPOLY.

Colonist, Volume XLIX, Issue 11863, 18 February 1907, Page 2

A MONPOLY.

A good patent, if properly registered and protected is a groat monopoly. It is the absolute property of the patentee, who should run it for all it ia worth. Some handsome fortunes have been made out of patents. Probably you have an idea of making improvements in some mechanical device, or you hive struck upon something quite new, and stand in doubt about its practic ability and value. Tin's is just tho time when you should enlist tho ! services of Baldwin and Eayward, Patent Agents and Consulting Engineers, Wellington. Write for their pamphlet "Hints to Inventors," or call upon them. — C. Langley Cell, representative for Nelson, opposito Post. Office