“Australasia Triumphant." with the Australians and Now ZeahuKters in the Great, War. on land and tea, by A. SI. no m Adcock, with 36 illustrations, 4s. A very fine book and good value. Win. Lark, stationer. Advt. A 110TT1.R OK INK. IN TIIK TRKNGIIKS would In; a source of annoyance |<> Ihe soldier writing home. Imagine Air An/.ac trying to “run oil' a, few lines” with (ho old-stylo pen and holtlo oi ink! The bos* trench pen is the Waterman Ideal , Fountain Lcn-always ready, and not a, id I, of trouble v. hen not. in use. Give your soldier a never-leaking, never-clogg-iujj Waterman. Nibs are of pure gold, and in a variety of tin- '.nesses lor all hands. The “Waterman" is pen perfection, and you’ll find a complete van My at (he ‘hop of Andrew .Millar, Dock and jfiiijcj Depot. Palmerston North, Advt,
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 10497, 19 October 1916, Page 6 (Supplement)
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