Pacific Islands Monthly
The news magazine of the South Pacific · since 1930
Pacific Islands Monthly, 15 August 1940Vol. XI, No. 1

For Islands Soldiers

p. 43 · Read in the full issue

Page 4343

ONE of the minor problems of Islands men enlisting for service abroad is the need for eliminating excess baggage and at the same time keeping essential personal articles such as shaving gear, books, pen and pencil, etc., in a handy form.

With these needs In mind, Ford Sherington, Ltd., well-known Australian leathergoods firm, has manufactured a series of leather con tainers and compact toilet outfits that are ideal for soldiers. Any type of service kit accessory may now be carried in complete safety. For further particulars and illustrated leaflets, South Sea storekeepers and traders are Invited to write direct to Ford Sherington, Ltd., Klppax Street, Sydney.***

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