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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9337, 5 January 1909, Page 5

In York Oastle may be seen a collection of relics ■which have an interest to lowers of the morbid. Amongst them are the fetters worn by Dick Turpin and a monster knife and fork. This was used after the rising in 1745 when the rebels were brought to York Oastle to meet their deaths by hanging. It was the barbarous custom of the time to quarter the bodies, and this enormous knife and fork were used for this ghastly purpose. PATENTS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. . Patents may now be obtained in practically every country in the world. Fullest information regarding oosts'and procedure will be supplied on application to HENRY HUGHES, Patent Agent, Queen’s Chambers, WELLINGTON. Our pamphlet “Advice, to Inventors” posted free T of cost.. “A bird is known by its tune and so is a man by his reputation.” Mr O. E. Gibbons, Marton, claims to ha\e the reputation of manufacturing the best cordials and aerated waters on the Coast. Orders solicited for the Christmas season, and punctually attended to.* “**fHß GREAT PIG FOOD. A CLEAN SWEEP. “SUOROSINB” fed pigs secured 65 awards (7 specials, 27 firsts, and 21 seconds) at the Mauawatu and , Christchurch Shows this month. If you want quality use “SUORO SINE. ” It has no equal. Obtainable 1 from all leading stores.