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Otago Witness, Issue 2004, 21 July 1892, Page 21

MUK > g ( i|§! S ft&! 'til** »£ < xv £ ta «•« • * ' « "■* 3 *r£ 5 b? S Our outfit consists of a font of metal-bodied rubber type, a nickel-plated type-holder, indelible ink, pads, and tweezers for setting, with full directions. With it a child can set up and change names or addresses as often as desired, making the most beautiful and permanent mark for clothing, house or personal linen, books, music, letter headings, envelopes, or upon almost any article of whatever material. The ink supplied is a marking ink that requires no heating, and is equally adapted for stationery, and will not clog the type or dry on the pads. No changeable device was ever before offered that would print well with so little skill. The fonts each contain 110 letters and points, as illustrated above, also a supply of quads and spaces, in neat, compact box. Post free, Bs. From Pall Mall Electric Association, Box 199, Dunedin, or local agents. Every housewife should have one. " 'Tis love that makes the world go round," but SAPOLIO that brightens it. Sapolio is a solid cake Scouring Soap. Try it. 7