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Southern Cross, Volume 8, Issue 20, 18 August 1900, Page 2

THE “ Pelican ” Fountain Pen In South Africa.

TESTIMONIAL FROM THE FRONT. “ Before leaving England for the front, I purchased one of your “ PELICAN ” PENS, which gave me the greatest satisfaction, always writing freely and well. I found it invaluable on board ship and in camp, especially as the ink could be cut off, enabling me to carry it in any position in pocket. It may interest you to know that, while other self-feeding pens of different makes have refused to write through the ink drying so quickly on the nib, yours has written steadily, much to the envy of those in possession of other ’ makes. (Signed) W. H YICARY, Sergeant, R.E , 31st Company Royal Engineers, South Africa. (Lord Methuen’s Division.) The “ PELICAN ” is a Shut-Off Fountain Pen, which may be carried in any position without fear of leakage. It has a 14-carat Gold Nib, Iridium-Pointed, Fine, Medium, or Broad.

POSTED ANYWHERE. ■ Bril B Lillicrap and Co„ "■ BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, &c., Esk Street, Invercargill. INVEECABGILL CHIMNEY SWEEPING AGENCY, YAEEOW STEEET. WE, the undersigned, are now prepared to take orders for the above. We also lift, beat and relay carpets. Whitewashing done on shortest notice. None but experienced men sent out* Note the Address : G. N. Dawson and Co., WOOL & EABBITSKIN MEECHANTS, Yarrow Street, INVERCARGILL.