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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2800, 19 June 1916, Page 9

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Have Pity on Your Guii! ffi, From anywhere in New Zealand it will ; only cost from 1/6 to 2/- for postage to send your Gun to The Colonial Ammunition Co., Ltd., Auckland. Full detailed estimate of cost of Repairs will then be submitted. If the prices are'not right, the Gun will be returned at our expense. We make this offer because we are convinced that our work and charges . will be entirely satisfactory. We have just converted a pin-fire Gun to central fire. This is the third converted in as many weeks. H It was originally a flint fire muzzle r loader converted to M cap fire, then; made a breech-loading pin fire. Now we If have it converted to a central fire breech-loader. This fi gun must be fully 70 to 80 years old. H ffl, First-class Gunsmiths are retained by us. They llj can 'brown' and blue black barrels, take dents out of M barrels, re-stock, and tighten up breech so that there is S no shake—in fact, make an old gun new. These |j Gunsmiths, being always on the spot, enable prompt H execution of Repairs. Better work could not be If done in England. p§ 0, If you are in Auckland call and inspect our Gunsmith Shop. If Take the Mt, Eden Tram at foot of Queen Street. It reaches ® Mt. Eden Railway Bridge in five minutes. Afterleaving the Tram. |i turn to the left into Eden Street. Our Shop is half a minute S H walk from Bridge, just past the big Timber and Joinery Mill, it 0. Stock of Guns by Webley & Scott, Ltd., R. B. Rodda it Co., H and other well-known makers always on hand. Colonial Ammunition Co., Ltd., c.H's. 11—17 AUCKLAND. FRANK OAKES. IS NOW PROPRIETOR OF THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH HOTEL MANNERS AND WILLIS STREETS, WELLINGTON.