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Hawera Star, Volume L, 15 May 1930, Page 6

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End of the Drive organized hy Fairvieiv Cricket Club. Titndru . “C.A.C.” Wins Praise on Hare Drives The Fairview Cricket Club, of Timaru, put to raise funds, took C.A.C. ammunition with them on a series of hare drives. They were so pleased with the results that this year C.A.C. will’ be used as standard. No doubt these shootists found what the champions discovered when C.A.C. made almost a clean sweep of the prize money at the New Zealand Championships, 1929: C.A.C. has greater penetration and killing power. Each round is of uniforin excellence and comes freshly loaded from the factory. B.S.A. GUNS AND RIFLES We are Agents for B.S.A. Guns and Rifles. Send for literature. Colonial Ammunition Co., Ltd. Auckland, New Zealand. PRICE PER 100 Long Range 2j - - * 28> Match Favourite 2| . 25.'* Match Favourite 2i Clay Championship Load 22/Long Range 2i - - - 24/* Black Smokeless - 19/* .303 Mark VI Soft Nose 29/.303 Mark VII * * - 29/. “A lit'tle further —a little faster C 24-12-30

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