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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 6871, 15 July 1909, Page 7

Among the regular customers of the Colonial Ammunition Company there has lately been a great increase in the popularity and rogue of the “Jfonpareil” cartridge. Price for qualitrrit is not expensive; but it is not advertised ns cheap. Its popularity is entirely due to its excellence, 'it is a cartridge so safe and sure, so perfect m penetration, so infallibly instantaneous in ignition, so consistent in every .detail of quality, that the sportsman who once uses it feels little inclination to use any other. The story of the suei ic m«-,,1-oess oess of the “Nonpareil" is merely ; story of the triumph of the best thing This cartridge has never been persistently or largely advertised. It has been largely left to make its own way Ita vogue increases every day. Of course, tor ordinary and some special uses the company makes various other cartridges —some ,of the same general grade and approximately the same cost as the “Nonnareil." some ebenna,- T i.,. . i,,, Nonpareil," some cheaper. But the quality of trustworthiness is a characteristic of all. The two-inch “Vixen Seconds” cartridge is one of the cheapest on the market, but for its purpose it is unexcelled. It is the ideal cartridge for the busy settler bothered with small pests, and it is the cartridge par excellence for the. boy about a farm. Whatver cartridge is selected, satisfaction is assured it the trade mark is “C.A.C.” All ironmongers and storekeepers stock this admirable ammunition. * Florins are more frequently counterfeited than any other coin. Take ’narraciough's Acacian Lung Balsam for Bronchial Coughs. Colds, and Croup. *