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CONCISE DIARTES—Continued.

Upright Patterns in Gne

Book.—These are made in

the same sizes as above, and are sold at the same prices.

Oblong

Patterns In Four Parts (issued with Part 1. in
the Cover, and Parts II., III., IV., in a Packet).
Sizes, No. 4, 3% X3 ins.; No. 5, 4x2¥ ins.; No. 6, 434x

These are made in Three
They

25

4 ins.

are sold in strong loose Covers, to last for several years, and also in best
Russia or Morocco Covers, with Elastic Band, or MARCUS WARD & Co.'s

Patent Sliding Bolt Lock.

Oblong Patterns in One Book,—These are made in the

same sizes as above.
Edges,

They are sold in French Morocco Bindings, Gilt
and Flastic Band, as low as One Shilling each.

‘They are made

also in best Morocco, or Russia loose Covers, to last several years,

OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

‘By a capital arrangement, the
maximum amount of writing space is
secured in these handy little books,
with the minimum amount of weight,
by the simple expedient of changing
the Diary every quarter, instead of
only once a year." —Daily Telegraph.

“The Concise Diaries are singu-
Jarly good in the four-part arrange-
ment, and the finish of the leather-
work leaves nothing to be desired,
whilst a new patent bolt lock, which
cannot readily be put out of order,
stamps the present issue as the most
complete series yet published.” —
Standard.

“The Diary pages are furnished
separately in quarterly parts,
and are much smaller and handier
than they would otherwise be. It is
a very good plan.” — Pall Mall
Gazette.

“Elegant and tasteful little poc-
ket books, with moveable diaries,
divided into quarterly parts so as to
save room. We have never seen
anything better—if so good—of the
kind.” —Fuxz.

 
 

“The Concise Diaries are as con-
venient in form as they are beautiful
in appearance.’’—Gode.

‘Like everything published by
this firm, the Concise Diary is hand-
some and handy. The Diary itself
being divided into four parts, the
well got-up Russia leather case, in
which it is enclosed, makes the book
much more eligible for the pocket
than the majority of so-called pocket
diaries,” —Sporlsman.

“The Diary is in arrangement
perfect for keeping a cash account,
memoranda, and en ements, be-
sides containing a deal of useful in-
formation. It is bound in a strong
Russia pocket book, making alto-
gether as good a present as one
would wish to give or receive on
New-Year's Day.”’—Hour.

‘*Conspicuous for the taste dis-
played in their manufacture.’’—Aforn-
ing Post.

“The idea is so simple, that the
wonder is that nobody thought of it
before.”’— Dadly News.

 
  

 

And Royal Ulster Works, Belfast.