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Otago Witness, Issue 4029, 2 June 1931, Page 51

STEVENS No. 330 Never before such gun value! Sportsmen who know the thrill of jS? wild goose, and duck shooting—the hunt for feathered game of every kind—generally know that their guns contribute more than anything to their sport. STEVENS SHOTGUNS Upon your gun rests have enjoyed a world wide the answer whether or reputation for reliability, not you’ll get your serviceability, accuracy and game. careful workmanship since 1864. And today Stevens /Sm/Ss/ offers greater value than ever Have your dealer // in its history. popular priced // Take this Model 330 as a shining example. Stevens 330’ . Here’s a double-barrel hammerless, in 12, // 16, and 20, and 410 gauge that detail for // detail compares favorably with “doubles”, /A costing twice the price. Model 330 has genuine Lyman Ivory Bead Sights, Jostam * Anti-Flinch Recoil Pad. All important working parts are of the finest steel . . . ... (STI barrel is proof-tested—barrel and lug are forged in one piece — stock and forearm OisSil are nicel y checkered. t JSS&HSw Exclus.ve Representative for Australia and -nCftfzSTy r* New Zealand: ASHER SMITH. LTD. j&Mr rjSggr p - Box 968, Sydney ’ NSW » J " STEVENS arms company r ‘ Export Offices: I® 100East42ndStreet NewYork,N.Y..U.S.A. | @ STEVE N S

/ fissnN® If — Ilf Tba came it ths greatest assurance Q sS of complete tatiifaclion. g g If year dealer cannot sapply S W. write to the N.Z. Agents: S VfflMfl*/ p, Auckland • Watlinqton kfr ' F~\jl Chrlsl-church Hamilton