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PATENTS

The WealtK of Nations

A PATENT gives you an exclusive right to your invention for a term of fourteen years. You can sell, lease, mortgage it,

assign portions of it, and grant licenses to manufacture under it. The value of a successful Patent is in no degree commensurate with the almost nominal cost of obtaining it. In order to obtain a patent it is necessary to employ a Patent Attorney to prepare the specifications and draw up claims. This is a special branch of the le^al profession which can only be conducted successfully by experts. For nearly twenty years, we have acted as Patent Attorneys for thousands of clients in all parts of the world. Our vast experience enables us to prepare and prosecute Patent cases and Trade Marks, at a minimum of expense. We shall be happy to consult with you in person, or by letter, as to the probable patentability of your invention.

Handbook on Patents, Trade Marks, etc., sent free on application

BALDWIN & RAYWARD,

PATENT AGENTS • map office 71 Lambton Quay, Wellington

Branch Offices : AUCKLAND, CHRISTCHURCH, DUNEDIN, INVERCARGILL, &c.

1 SAND AND GRAVEL 15 GOLD 1 ]§J when made into Blocks of Stone for building consti uction as seen

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The Machmeiv is easy to operate, yet capable of turning out a variety of designs, shapes and sizes. The machine is seen below v.ith a" Standard block just made, and ready to be earned a^ay

SK Yon can no - become vcur own stone-maker b\ buying a plant w ig? foi the small sum of ||? jgj PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO ORDERS ADDRESSED gj H The Patent Stone Company, Sj H Box 355, Wellington, N.Z.

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Bibliographic details

Progress, Volume II, Issue 9, 1 July 1907, Page 317

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Page 317 Advertisements Column 1 Progress, Volume II, Issue 9, 1 July 1907, Page 317

Page 317 Advertisements Column 1 Progress, Volume II, Issue 9, 1 July 1907, Page 317

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