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Hawera Star, Volume LIII, 2 August 1933, Page 3

sr [onqfatulations \J to k users I NevZsalaiici Skootincj Champions CASUAL wins in competition shooting are encouraging. But when champion shots throughout New Zealand select "C.A.C.” for championship meets, year after year, and carry off consistently the majority of the championships and prize money that speaks for itself. This year "C.A.C.” users repeated their record of previous years. To them we extend our hearty congratulations. He who shoots may read : Murray Pratt N.Z. Sparrow Championship M. Pratt ("C.A.C.”) and D. Ewing ("C.A.C.”) both shot possibles (21), Pratt winning the shoot off. S. Anderson, C. Seddon and T. Parker (all using “C.A.C.”) shot 19 each. H. Clinch N.Z. Live Pigeon Championship All prize money was won with "C.A.C.”. H. Clinch ("C.A.C.”) 20—1st. F. Seccombe (“C.A.C.”) 19 —2nd. 8 others, all using "C.A.C.”, shot 18 and divided 3rd money. G. Bretherton N.Z. Clay Championship G. Bretherton (“C.A.C.”) and one other shot the possible (21) and divided. Three other. "C.A.C." users each shot 20. S. G. Glennie N.Z. Live Pigeon Handicap (£SO) :« S. G. Glennie (“C.A.C.”) 13 ) H. Clinch ("C.A.C.”) 15 S Isr * 4 tied for third place, three using "C.A.C.". £SO Sparrow Handicap W. C. Whitney ("C.A.C.”) xst. 4 out of 7, who divided second and third money, used "C.A.C.”. £SO Clay Handicap —2l Birds Seven shot 21 birds. Five used "C.A.C.”. THE COLONIAL AMMUNITION CO. LTD. Mount Eden . . . Auckland

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