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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIV, Issue 10282, 17 May 1919, Page 8

Wellington people who have visited Auckland and put up at “Stonehurst,” Auckland’s leading private hotel, speak in the highest terms of the accommodation provided at this delightful place. “Stonehurst” is, indeed, a model of what “a home away from home” should be. Nothing is wanting there that can contribute to tho comfort and the pleasure of tho guests. A high standard is maintained, and the company is most select. The cuisine is the especial care of tho proprietary, and tho house, although so quiet and retired, is ivithin six or seven minutes’ walk of tho business centre and tho theatres, while tho cars pass the door. Telegrams or letters addressed to “Stonchurst,” Auckland, receive instant attention. *

Messrs Baldwin and Hayward, 215, Lambton quay, Wellington, report that recently they acted as agents in filing tho following applications for letters patient of New Zealand;-—O. Marconi, London, wireless transmitters; Booton and Triiford, Chester, drying liquids; Bideal and Taylor, London, recording carbon monoxide; 11. C. Greenwood, London, catalyst furnace; W. R-. Tate, London,' gaseous reactions; P. Walsh, Ohakune, saw gauge; W. Lasker, Now York, tabulating machine; Henry Ford. Dearborn, hub construction; Henry Ford, Dearborn, clutch; Henry Ford, Dearborn axle assemble; Henry Ford, Dearborn, belt adjusting.