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Otago Witness, Issue 4031, 16 June 1931, Page 76

Patents, Trade Marks and Designs OBTAINED BY ROBERT WALES M.l.Mech.E., F.A.1.P.A., F.M.C.I.P.A. (Lon.), 8.M.1.P.A.A., Fel. Incor. Intt. N.Z. Patent Attorney* 40 Dowling Street, DUNEDIN. PATENTS Many Inventors patent their idea in one country, then are under the impression they have " World’s Rights.” A Patentee in possession of Letters Patent for an Invention has protection ONLY for the country or colony in which he obtains a Patent, and consequently a valuable invention should be patented in each country where a large sale may be looked for. TRADE MARKS The great value and advantage of securing a Trade Mark, as well as Patent protection, is emphasised when one considers the number of goods on the market to-day whose reputation has been made by their TRADE MARK.

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