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iiaawa '££ §HS m m ffeS m m Wi sra 1 p LIMITED S. COLDICUTT - Manager New Iron Frame Pianos from £27 10s. Cash, or 16s. iod. monthly. New American Organs from £ii cash or 7s. 6d. monthly ~ " '" l Exchanges made on most Liberal Terms lW Perforated Music for all Piano Players framoplv Send for Catalogues mm liK» §mt SOLE AGENTS niTMHiWITTFw^TTiIRr Auckland, Wellington, Gisborne Christchurch and Dunedin 22 Calibre : Accurate Shooting up to 200 Yards. Post Free. Rifle Clubs, Cadet Corps, and all in- / terested in learning to r shoot straight should buy this perfectly finished, simple, and most effective weapon. Send for Illustrated Circular describing this Up-to-Date High-grade Weapon. Sole Agent for j^QrtnJs!an,d: Gun&FishsngTackle til Opportunities for bagging good heads are too few to miss. Don't lose your chance of securing a good stag by using inferior Ammunition. THE HnHHmra MAKE A FOR DEER STALKING. This cartridge [the C.A.C. "DUM-DUM"] has a tremendous smashing power, and, excepting the SOFT NOSE, is identical with the famous C.A.C. Military Regulation Cartridge used at Trentham in 1909, when World's Records were broken, and such phenomenally fine shooting was done. Another reliable C.A.C. Cartridge is the -303 BIG GAME EXPLOSIVE. THE C.A.C. SOFT NOSE IS ALSO GOOD FOR = PIGS, GOATS AND CATTLE = ~ SPECIAL! Lookout for " Favourite," loaded with new Schultze Smokeless "Cube" Powder. It Is undoubtedly the bsst sporting: cartridge in the world. ttiai^^^MMHiMindi

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King Country Chronicle, Volume IV, Issue 248, 6 April 1910, Page 6

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Page 6 Advertisements Column 1 King Country Chronicle, Volume IV, Issue 248, 6 April 1910, Page 6

Page 6 Advertisements Column 1 King Country Chronicle, Volume IV, Issue 248, 6 April 1910, Page 6

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