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THE Us I A PIANO AGENCY 'LIMITED 191 Queen Street, S COLDICUTT - Manager Piano Players New Iron Frame Pianos from £27 10s. Cash, or 16s. iod. monthly. New American Organs from - , cash or 7s. 6d. monthly Exchanges made on most liberal Terms Perforated Music for all Piano Players Gramophones and Records Send for Catalogues Maliinson's Oil Sheep Dip USE NO OTHER SOLE AGENTS John Chambers S Son Ltd. Auckland, Wellington, Gisborne Christchurch and Dunedin The Browning Needs no Repairs. Price £8 8 0. Post Free. Tlie GUN you can depBND upon foi\ always keeping in good sliooting order is the New Model Browning Automatic "Gun, 16 or 12 Gauge. There is no choking with cartridges; it is a 5 shot repeater of perfect mechanism. It is bored for close hard shooting; and the fact that the Browning does not come back for repairs, proves it to be the best gun for You and us to handle. The 16 Gauge is light and handy, and undoubtedly the gun of the century. Ask us to post you the ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLET relative to the 16 gauge Browning. I I Gun and Fishing Tackle Manufacturer, QUEEN ST., HCeKLAND. Three Thousand Pounds! Already, no less than £3OOO has been won in cash prizes alone by "guns" using C.A.C. Shot-Cartridges besides CUPS, TROPHIES, and OTHER PRIZES. THUS SPORTSMEN SPEAK: Mr. B. BURGESS, ol Walhi, writes s—"The most satisfactory ammunition 1 have ever u3ed." Mr. W. J. HOLLAND, ol Chertsey, writes:—"l know that I invariably secure better results with your cartridges than with any other make. Air. T. McNAB, of Mount Eden, writes: —"1 cannot think too highly ol your cartridges " Mr. J. P. JEPSEN, Junr., of Bunnythorpe, writes:—"! have been using your cartridges for a great many seasons and I always find them really good killing cartridges." Hundreds of Other Tributes. MEMORISE THIS TRADE MARK:

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King Country Chronicle, Volume IV, Issue 276, 13 July 1910, Page 6

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Page 6 Advertisements Column 1 King Country Chronicle, Volume IV, Issue 276, 13 July 1910, Page 6

Page 6 Advertisements Column 1 King Country Chronicle, Volume IV, Issue 276, 13 July 1910, Page 6

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