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Waikato Times, Volume 105, Issue 17711, 15 May 1929, Page 5

LIFELONG FRIENDS. HOW THEY MET. They met over the counter in a stationer’s shop. He was buying a fountain pen, and he said: ‘‘What is this pen with the white dot on the cap? There’s something I like about it. - it seems a man-size pen and it appeals to me. It’s a Sh .after ‘Lifetime’ is it? Guaranteed for life, and no further expense, eh? Right! I’ll take it.” This happened years ago, but he still has his “Lifetime” Pen, and it is writing just as good as the day he bought it. “Old Faithful,” he calls it, and he thinks the world of that pen. Sheaffer Lifetime Pens, 57/G and 50/-, in mottled jade and black. Other Sheaffer Pens from 25/-. Pencils from 7/6. Stationers and jewellers. Wholesale: Excelsior Supply Co., Ltd., Box 555, Wellington. (4)

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