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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16847, 11 May 1918, Page 4 (Supplement)

The Indispensable Books soldiers^ f The Indispensable Books soldiers War! at WHITCOMBE'S AUSTRALIAN MILITARY GALE AND POLDEN'S MANUALS MANUALS. How t0 nstruct In Aiming and Firing .. 1/.. Postsd 1/3 I Hytha Musketry Course Made Easy .. ..1/8, ~ 19 Hints for Non-Com's 1/-. Posted 1/3 Morris, Musketry Tea char .. .. .. ~ 1/3' '' 19 Hints for Young Semaphore Simplified .. .. .. 1,. . , Officers .. .. 1/6. „ 1/9 Aids to Scouting for N.C.O.'s and Men .. ..16 ' 19 New Company Drill 1/6. „ 1/9 Notes on Visual Training and Judging Distances " 1/-. ~ 13 Simplified .. 1/6. „ 1/9 Notes on Visual Training and Judging Distances .. 1/-. ~ 1 3 . „ Sleeman's Principles of Tactics .. ..3 6. . 311 i (Edited by Solano.) Young Officers' Guide to Military Law .. .. 3.. " 3 4 IMPERIAL ARMY SERIES. OTHER TRAINING MANUALS. ramn Rhlßf , ar , rt Semaphore Signalling Cards .. .. .. 6d. Posted 9d cTemonial ' and 1/8. Posted 19 New Company Drill at a Glance .. .. 9 <J. „ 11d Field Entrench. 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