Page 6 Advertisements Column 4

Press, Volume LXXIX, Issue 23970, 10 June 1943, Page 6

SHOTGUNS WANTED by the r€(lU^r d c« io, tram » * Secretary. ” Air l otce Iri , e Air ber , !!£”•- AIR FORCE The Allied Military authorities hare heeo quick to appreciate the value of clay bird shooting in training our air crews to swing a gun smoothly and accurately on to a moving target. This explains why every single round of fast, long-range C.A.C. shotgun ammunition is required for essential military purposes. Today shotguns and ammunition are definitely vital weapons of war. Tomorrow, they will again bring yon all the pleasure of peacetime sport and well earned relaxation. m ' « f * m • & k u A little further —a tittle faster w Hie Colonial Ammunition Go. Ltd., Mt. Eden, Auckland.

m •A i Jm fv. A / % y In 'A V IF YOU FEEL the cold, get into Bruce Woollens. your work takes you out in all weathers, get into Woollens. Wool is the healthiest conserver of warmth and Bruce blankets, underwear, pullovers and - sock^|| : make the best use of the best wool. You can rely Bruce for warmth, wear and value. War work is taking much of the Bruce output, but there are still Woollens for you, if you look hard for them.

“How’s your sore throat, dear ? ” STACEY BROS. LTD, Khyber Pass Road, Auckland. 3« m “Oh, Pulmonas took care of that! ” Rather risky to go off to work with a touch of ‘throat*. Yet it need not develop into a miserable cold if you suck Pulmonas slowly. Then strong antiseptic vapours ate released throughout the air passages. Soreness and thick head are relieved and germs destroyed before they cause coughs and colds. 0

*l4 Smarten up footwear with (t NUGGET MILITARY TAN Also Dark Tan, Blue, Black, etc. 99 m fI£C»STERCt> TRADE MARK MILITARY TAN s>/p ACID the finest BOOT POLISH AND „ I FATHER PRESERVATIVE^