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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18131, 1 July 1922, Page 12

A PEN AND PENCIL SPECIALIST. MR. a W. "ANDERSON, VULOAN I^NE. A visit to the busy store of Mr. 0. W. Anderson, the well-known pen and pencil specialist, of Vulcan Lane, is quite an interesting experience. Here the city man in quest of a really reliable pen or pencil, or the seeker for an acceptable birthday or wedding gift of a useful kind, will find such au assortment of fountain pens and novel pencils awaiting selection as is not met with every day. First and foremost among the pencils is the " Eversharp,." a make that has quite captured the fancy of the public, for almost every man you meet nowadays, to say nothing of the ladies, carries an " Eversharp." The advantages claimed for this most popular pencil are that it is always sharp, that the lead is always of the same length, that it is economical in use, and that it is of very attractive appearance. " Eversharp " leads are of standard thickness and various' grades of black. Anderson's have a very large range of them, and can also readily replace any broken or missing part In addition to the ordinary " Eversharp "' are the " Evorsharp Checking pencils." These can be obtained at Anderson's also. They are filled with thick (but not clumsy) first-quality crayons, in six different colours, and will bo found invaluable for tallying and other purposes. It should bo added that you can buy an eriinary "Eversharp" at Anderson's now for as little us 4s 6i The same goods,_ in better qiiaHtios, suitable for presentation,- can be hai[ up to £3 3s apiece. They make splendid presents. As to fountain pens, Mr. 0. W. Anderson specialises in the famous " Waterman Ideal," of which oeven millions were made last year, You can buy a good founteia p«n for 7b 6d art thia store, or H you w&ni something extra special you can pay £15 15s for it, with, m conm a wide roup of qualities in between. One. great advantage of baying at Anderson's is that lif the nib proves unsuitable you can change it "without extra, ohwge. By the ■Way Mr. Anderson has made quite a reputation as a "pen doctor," and effects repairs to fountain pens with astonishing skill and efficiency. He will make a special display of " Eversharp". pencils and Waterman pens at the Winter Show. £o not fail to friwpfeftt Stand 13S^