Page 7 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7020, 7 January 1910, Page 7

Among the regular ouetomera of the Colonial Ammunition Company there has lately been a great increase in the popularity and rogue of the "Nonpareil" cartridge. Price for quality.' it is not expensive; but it is not advertised as cheap. Its popularity is entirely due to its excellence. It is a cartridge so safe and sure, so perfect in penetration, eo infallibly instantaneous in ignition, eo consistent in every detail of quality, that the sportsman who one feels little inclination *■- - The story of the succ pareil" is merely a i umph of-the best tl ' has never been pe: advertised. It hr ~ make its own wa., every day. Of ooiut-e, iui same general gi the same cost as the "Nonpareil," some cheaper. But the quality of trustworthiss is a characteristic of all. The tivo2b. "Vixen Seconds" cartridge is one of the cheapest on the market, but for its purpose it is unexcelled. It is the inexcelled. It is the ' he busy settler bothJ, and it is the cartfor the boy " cartridge is t assured if the trade All ironmongers and ideal cartridge fo " ered with small p ridge par exc a farm. WliL-- _ . . ...„. __ ed, satisfaction is assured if the trade mark is "C.A.C." All ironmongers and storekeepers stock this admirable ammunition. ■ ■ • For Children's Hacking Cough at Night AVoods' Great Pepp"-— J -* ■'•" Is 6d and 2s Gd. The driving of fair measure of vigilance and nerve, but (says the "Times") it is nothing to the steering of an aeroplane.