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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7029, 18 January 1910, Page 3

“C.A.C.” The noted C.A.C. Ammunition, manufactured by the Colonial Ammunition Co., Ltd., Auckland, is now most favourably known. CARTRIDGES C.A.C. CARTRIDGES are gold by the following firms of standing in Wellington:— British and American Hardware Co. J. E. Evans. E. W. Mills & Co., Ltd. E. Reynolds & Co., Ltd. - Stewart Timber, Glass and Hardware Co., Ltd. United Farmers’ Co-op. Ltd. Wairarapa Farmers’ Co-op. Association, Ltd. George Winder. Through the high standard of quality maintained, C.A.C. Cartridge have gained an urivalled reputation among those sportsmen who really know. ' C A. WHITNEY, Manager and Attorney for The COLONIAL AMMUNITION CO., Ltd. IN DOMINION OF N.Z. " 0.A.0.” CARTRIDGES are sold by the following firms of standing in Wellington:—British and American Hardware Company: J. E. Evans; B. W. Mills and Co.. Ltd.: E. Reynolds and Co.. Ltd.; • Stewart Timber, Glass and Hardware Co.. Ltd.; United Farmers’ Co-operative Association. Ltd.; Wairarapa Farmers’ Co-operative Association, Ltd.; and George Winder.

The most recent addition to the ranks of the - wealthy heiresses of New York is Hiss Katherine Bradley Bigelow, a little girl of ten years. Under the will of her grandmother, Mrs Ellen M. Hennessy. Hiss Bigelow.inherits a fortune estimated at .£IOO,OOO, which is, however, forfeit if she travels unaccompanied hy a maid or chaperon of education and refinement, or if she marries a divorced man or an actor.