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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 125, 19 February 1921, Page 3

the Traps I —ln the WiMs != W C-A-C” Scores! At the Auckland Gun Club’s Clay Bird Championship Meeting, at Ellerslie in December, 1920, Mr. Andrew Dobson won Sir John Dewar’s Trophy—a Silver Pigeon; the Club’s Trophy; and a considerable sum of money. W. H. Hughes won second prize, and W. Peck and H. Curtis tied for third place. Dobson, Hughes, and Peck aZZ used C.A.C. “Favourite” 2| inch Cartridges, loaded with Improved E.C. Smokeless Powder. C’A’C Match Cartridges are now loaded with the latest Improved E.C. ’ Smokeless Powder—unless other loading specified. A Sportsman’s Opinion! Sporting Ammunition made by “ C.A.C.” is Famous for Effectiveness. “C.A.C. Sporting Cartridges gave great satisfaction and did their work well,” writes Mr. George J. Garland, M.L.C., of Auckland. “None of the shells split or jammed in the gun, and all were ejected freely. The killing properties were quite satisfactory. Out of fifty cartridges, not one spluttered or hung fire.” «■ C’A # C Sporting Ammunition 'is Fresh—Sound—Quick I Get the deadly “ Favourite,” or the popular “Nitro-Special.” Both these Cartridges are waterproof, and impervious to damp. Order from your Local Dealer. If he is not stocked, write us and u!e will see you are suppliedt Colonfal Ammunition Co., N.Z., Ltd. - - Auckland

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Do you the tempting flavour of Cakes, and Puddings —made with Cailler s Cocoa ? Here.is a food recipe by Miss Una Carter, the Cookery fixpert of Wellington, Test it I CHOCOLATE PUDDING Ingredients—2 t.blespoons Butter or Dripping; 3 t.ble.puon. soft Sugar; 1 Egg, I cup Milk, 1 teaspoon Soda, 2 teaspoons Cream of Tartar, about 2 cups Hour, 2 tablespoons Cailler s Cocoa. Method—Beat butler to a cream, add sugar and eggs, and give mixture: a Sood beating. Add milk and other ingredients sieved. Half fill a greased basin, cover with a greased paper ; steam for 2 hours. Turn but and serve with sweet sauce or cream. SWEET SAUCE Thicken 1 cup Milk and tablespoon Sugar, with 1 dessertspoon Cornflour moistened ; add few drops essence Vanilla. Qteoa c%f Stumii&i 3 Sweety i