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Kawhia Settler and Raglan Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 227, 22 September 1905, Page 1

Directory of Advertlgerf. Agents, Land and Commission A Im aran E. A. Dansa W. Daridga W. A. Gotdiag A. Langley F. A. Pcairon - T. D’Arcy Hamilton Architect— A. Armstrong Baker— A. L. Turrell Batcher— R. McCardie J. Randall, Te Rau-a-moa Boarding Houaee—Mrs W. Morgan, Kawhia Mrs Perham, Kawhia J, Crotty, Oparau Green and Derecourt, Kinehaku • J. Banc all, Te Rau-a-moa Boot and Shoemaker— J. D. Sutton Carpenter— J. H. Gormaniway Chemist— A. W. J. Mann Coach Proprietors— C. A. Quinn J. Watts Coroner— T, D’Arcy Hamilton Doctor— C. C. Jenkins Drapers— ’ E. Ku««boue k Co., AnoklMld Hairdressers— G. Maxsted G. Hartman Hotels— M. S. Lauris. To Kwamutu H. Dooly, Waitara Pat. Quinlan, Auckland Launch Proprietor#— W. Morgan L. A. Jourdain \;-L.-L F. Newton livery and Bait Stabler— G. Maxsted Minister — Rer. E. Mitehell Music and Singing— Miss Beswick Plumber— P. Ward Nurses— Mrs Wightman Mrs Borg Fianoa— London and Berlin Piano Co, Registrar of Births. Marriage* and Deaths T. D’Arcy Hamilton Saddler— G. Wright SclitersW. R. Franklin Stationer— G, Hartman Shipping Agent— A. E. Langloy Eterskeepers— T. D. Hamilton Hinton and Hustler Jonathan, Ltd. Tobacconists— G. Maxsted • H. Campbell E. A. Dance Tea Merchants— Nelson Moate A Co, Sosds— Tates A Co. Tailoring— J. D. Conolly E. A. Dance Teacher of Maori— Piki Pori ma

COLONIAL AMMUNITION Oe. AUCKLAND. £l,OOO won in prises, besides numer* ous cups, trophies, and medals in New Zealand daring bhe last 18 months by shooters using the Colonial Ammunition Company’s shot-gun cartridges and patent concave wadding. Those who wish to come out os top at Pigeon Matches should tiy’the following brands of the Company's cartridges which can bo procured from all gun makers, ironmongers or ntorekrepers, vis.— Favorite, in 2|in. or 2|in. cases Swiftsnre ditto Invincible ditto Slayer ditto Superior ditto Excellent ditto ALSO Bluerock in 3in. case. At least 75% of the above winners were firing from 30 yards mark, while many were firing from 32 and 33 yards mark. The Company’s *303 ammunition cannot be equalled for quality and accuracy.