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Taranaki Daily News, 9 April 1921, Page 10

I mnrpvn , \ A Plain I | EVERY Drop of g I «ls > Fact! I Hearne s | Bronchitis Cure” \\ means i | Destruction to W Chest Troubles M z z (Coughs, Colds, \x\ . i'i .-1 Croup, etc.) <W| I | W. G. Hearne & Co. I I Ltd - I = .GEELONG, VICTORIA. 8 I =3 New South Wales II H =3 Branch Office: I H “ g] 9 p—4 ■»-.-( cvwv . Z CROUPJY ' , ' g liiiM«iMiiiiii aw ■■■■■SBiii * oa'*l Abk I mountain regions, through ¥' i 1 glorious valleys, or deep into a the rest w ‘^ s — !^e Ford Tour11 ing *“ ar ma^es nalure s pl a yJsalK ground accessible. WwS • *~J ■uA\ * ll\ 'iBBbESSHR mS' - ' ) 1 twSSfiw H. DERBY & CO., New Plymouth; L YTTLE & HOLMES, Opunake; KVSEKAN & BISHOP, Stratford; C. STANNERS, Eltham; H. R. KEMP, Hawera. The Local Dealer is entitled to yonr trade. Imported Cartridges Outclassed C.A.C. Shoot Best—Cost Least. C.A.C. Cartridges have outclassed and beater, imported Shotgun Cartridges, now advertised for sale in New Zealand papers at 30/- and 37/6 per 100, against “ C A.C." prices of 22/6 and 26/6 per 100. Moreover, “C.A.C.” invariably proves to be a better Cartridge. 1919 and 1920 Auckland Gun Club’s Live Pigeon Championship Matches were both won by shooters using C.A.C. Cartridges. Record Scores were made at the Stratford and at the Pynedin Gun Clubs’ Matches on Bth February, by shooters using C.A.C. Cartridges. Mr. A. N. Turner scored 69 out of « possible 71, and also shot 40 consecutive hits. Get “C.A.C.”—The famous N.Z. Cartridges. COLONIAL AMMUNITION CO., N.Z , LTD . AUCKLAND HAISES—Ba