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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 19852, 13 February 1930, Page 14

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Mr. C. T. Saunders, expert gunsmith, in a corner of C.A.C. Gwi Poor Gun—Bad Shootin No matter how good a shot you are or how excellent the ammunition you use, good shooting is absolutely dependent on the state of your gun. At the end of each season send your gun immediately to us. We will, at a moderate cost, give it. that little extra tuning.up which will make all the difference. Worn strikers should be replaced, and special, attention paid not only to their length of pro* jection, but to seeing that the ap> proved face, rather flatter than hemi'spherical, is present. Attention should be also paid to (he condition of the chamber. Don't leave it until just before the season Starts. If yoj want a new gun specially built foryou our Gun< will b* to quote you. charge of Mr. C.T. Stulia*t*» a leading Birmingham gunsmith.' Two typical letters received. hundreds of satisfied usen % vince you of our workminsnyj* " I am still using the .you made for me in 1918, and *W good as new." W.G.K., Otmofc "Just a line to thank you /*[*<#!! did fob you made of my JWffi the fitting of a new band. I workmanship is'' hut^ t it * * deserves great cradJt * s W Si> OrigUi»l letww on ffls for tow*" 0 ®* We are Agents for B.S.A. Guru and R'jUtliuratura Colonial Ammunition Co.. Ltd.. Send for Auckland literature Colonial Ammunition Co.. Ltd., Avaaana , COLONIAL AMMUNITION CO., Lff ClB-13-84 AUCKLAND

Send Parcels By Rail Faster! Cheaper! Safer! For parcels of all hewy light, small or bulky, otherwise—the Railway the best and most expedition service. Parcels arriving by are delivered promptly to *«£ dbessees in the principal town*Full particulars front amy StaSHnwaster, "Busing Agent, or District Manager. _Jl|