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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14214, 10 November 1909, Page 8

The Colonial Ammunition Company, Ltd., '' has so far modernised its methods that it is . now able positively to guarantee all am- •' munition issued from its works. Which is . merely to say that the company, using only :*■ the best materials procurable anywhere, and . taking scrupulous care in the making and loading of tho cartridges, has- virtually -<■ eliminated all clement of risk. The carf tridges are hand-charged, and each is * thoroughly tested boforo it leaves the works. Tho penetration of such cartridges must bo -"' perfect; ignition must bo instantaneous., '"■■'■''." There can bo no misfires. It is the discovery "of these facts by New Zealand. sportsmen and rifle shots that is accountable for the [i enormous demand that has grown up for *' C.A.C." ammunition, a demand that in- - creases every day.* Choice of material for - loading is left. to customers, the company " reserving tho right to decline to load any-."'-thing of a nature.to damage the high repute '*< -° of ammunition guaranteed by the famous 1 " C.A.C." trademark. -The ', company will ;. scheerfully '-.if urnisb! any information in its ';'■'■"' power at any time, whether to individual i' sportsmen or the trade. " C.A.C." cartridges are stocked by all the best storekeepers and ironmongers; : throughout New Zealand. Where any' difficulty in obtaining them is experienced, write >at. once to the manager, - Colonial Ammunition Company, Ltd., Auckland Uxr the address.'of the nearest dealer. ' i.'S-- ''%':. ' ;i ' .."''-.. '■. -.-- .""'' ! ; ■ ■ ■ '•". V . ' ■ •.'■■•'..-■' ...'