Page 17 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22390, 9 April 1936, Page 17

"Oh!—I see. The 'King of Grease f MARFAK preserves that new car performance by protecting the vital spots out of sight where wear occurs. Only authorised MARFAK Service Stations Jure the specis! gims and equipment necessary for applying this tough, adhesive lubricant. Look for the MARFAK sign 6 weekly \*! Y/Zk\ M a m EASY TO BUY, AND RIDE CHEAP TO RUN SKEATES & WHITE LTD., 48 FORT STREET. AUCKLAND

-in - *££fa.zDT\». iiii TV/. ■zj \ A porker who fattened on lead Got fresh with a shooter—and said "Drop that gun-beat it-fast!" But those words were his last For G.A.C. dropped him stone dead! LOADS and PRICES at main ports FIELD LOADS per 100 Long Range 2J • • 27/Exelite 2£ - • • 24/Long Range 2J - » 23/Black Smokeless 2J • 20/Red Smokeless 2J - • 18/6 CLAY LOADS Clay Championship 2$ « 22/Black Smokeless 2£ » 20/« RIFLE CARTRIDGES .303 Mark VI Soft Nose 28/.303 Mark VII Lead Point 28/• .303 Mark VI Solid - 28/.303 Mark VII Solid - 28/Jnclusive of Exchange and Sales Tax Enquire for special price for case lots. H WRITE A LIMERICK and win a prize! "C.A.C." will pay £2-2-0 for the best alternative rhyme written to the above sketch. Send your version to "Limerick," Box 389,, Wellington. Watch this paper for publication of accepted ideas. Judges' decision final. NEW RUSTLESS CAP Prevents fouling. Definitely will not corrode barrels. Renders blow-back* and gas-escapes almost impossible. THE COLONIAL AMMUNITION W COMPANY LIMITED, MOUNT EDEN AUCKLAND ► A LITTLE FURTHER A LITTLE FASTER