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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8740, 23 May 1914, Page 11

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!-KNOW THYWaterman’s (Ideal 1 FoiintaiiiPen “ Know Thyself,'* The ancient Philosopher set us a stupendous task, to be sure. We give you an easier one. Know thy Waterman's Ideal—the simplest of simple tasks. There arc only Five Parts in this Pen—the Gold Nib, the Spoon-Feed, the Point-Sec-tion, the Barrel and the Cap. We illustrate them all. The purpose of each is obvious. Now buy a Waterman** Ideal—the simplest and most efficient of Fountain Pens—and £nou>, by personal experience, what a boon it is to the writer. 5 Parts only—put together they form the perfect fountain Pert* 13 '6 and upward*. Of Stationer* and JewHUrs frery»hevt. U & C, HARDTMUTH, Koh-i-aoor House, London. England. AiCCOTJXT BOOKS ruled to any la Jl%. quirements can bo had afc the ''Times'’ office. These books arc strong and faithfully made, and the quality ot paper usod is of tho beet. Bing lip 2449 and the traveller will call on /o*L.