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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11163, 20 March 1922, Page 2

ANOTHER «* ASPRO & WATCH FOR THE BRAND. Message from a New Zealander “ASPRO” Tablet sales are rushing forward in New Zealand by leaps and bounds. Similar to the Commonwealth a steady stream of testimonials is coming in. Here’s one from NELSON —further valuable testimony: Messrs. NICHOLAS PTY. LTD. Nelson, N.Z. MELBOURNE. Dec. 31, 1921. Dear Sirs, SnHwing from Headaches and Toothache and being sonvinced by your advertisements'that people were getting relief with “ASPRO” Tablets, Idecided to try them. At that time I was suffering from terrible headaches, andH am now thankful to say that after using two or three “ASPRO" TaMets my headache disappeared completely. lam writing this so that others may read It and be convinced that after using “ASPRO” Tablets they win find the same relief as 1 did.—Yours truly, (Sgd.) MISS L. E. B, Remember ft A ” Tablets Do Not Affect the Heart. .TRY THEM FOR—HEADACHES COLDS SCIATIC! LUMBAGO RIDBITtS NEURALGIA SLEEPLESSNESS/ INFLUENZA TDDTHACHE MALARIA RHEUMATISM DEB6UE FEVER 12 Tablets 25 Tafclete lh V 6 1-00 Tablets At aH Chemists and Stores NICHOLAS PIT. LTD., ManufMturtrs«(ASPH9, MANDELS BUILDING, WILLIS STREET, Phele of Federal ParHameot Home, Melbenrne, where “ASPMO" Tablets were declared a " Tieceasary CoaiiaodHy by the Australian Ceamenwealth Oorerament WELLINGTON.

£6OO in Prizes u C.A.C.” Successes daring January and Februaryi 1922. At Hamilton : At the Hamilton Gun Club** Clay Bird Match held at Ruakura, Hamilton; on the 17th and 18th February, 1922, all the prize money o£ £3OO was won by shooters using C.A.C. Cartridges throughout. A. Dobson and B. Burgess were first and second in the first match. All sweepstakes on the 17th and 18th February were won by those using C.A.C. Ammunition. Tbs excellent shooting was generally commented upon, it being neces- ' sary to break the possible in order to win.. At Hutt Valley: All the winners used “ C.A.C.” at- the Hutt \[a\\ay Gun Club’s Clay Bird shoot, held at Taita on 20th January, 1922. At Auckland : Another fine record was put up at the Auckland Gun Club’s Championship, held at EUerslie on 21st December, 1921. The trophy was again secured by A. Dobson, using C.A.C. Cartridges. This is the second time in succession that he has won it, thus die trophy becomes his personal property. A Shootist’s Opinion: A sportsman, writing from Dunedin, states: “ Clay Bird shooting scores are exceptionally good all over New Zealand at present. It is impossible to secure a win without breaking the possible. My scores on 26 th November with C.A.C. ‘Favourite’ Cartridges were seventy in succession, 68 of these being with the first barrel. On January 21 st I got home with thirty-two in succession off 18 yards." Order u C.A r C”frpa your local Dealest ifheU not ttocJeed, ve will see you are tupglicd* Colonial Ammunition Co., N.Z., Ltd. Auckland. H*»ss-«» - Substantial Drop in Prices of Batteries From March 15th there will be a substantial reduction in the prices of Willard Threaded Rubber Batteries. Which means that these maximum-mileage Batteries will cost far less per mile than ever-i Goldberg 50