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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11173, 31 March 1922, Page 8

UKL3UMI,IftI ILL Lambton Quay 0 “ - ■ u ■ P.O. Box 727. Tariff 12s. per Day. Phone 243. ■ y F>. J. aRIFFIIN - - Proprietor. 0 Hr. !■! I-I !■' - ' • — IMCZ=Z3KcO 5.4363 finest'Quality E.P.M.S. Entree C-ish, in. oblong or oval shape. Special val-• - £5. E P. Egg -Cruets, with 4 or 6 cups. 72/6, 75/', 84/-, 90/-, £5-'5/- to .£6/6/-. Sets of Salt, Popper, anu i,utstaid Pots, in Coloured China or Cut Glass. .22/6, 25/-, set of 3. (iJFTS for Easier Brides Something that will add beauty to the home, and yet be really- useful—that is the ideal gift for the “Newlyweds.” We illustrate three suitable articles selected at random from our vast stocks —the biggest and best in New Zealand. To-day’s values are really remarkable, and purchasers will find our prices down to almost pie-war standard, as a visit of inspection will- '" demonstrate. STEWART DAWSONS Stewart Dawson's Corner, WELLINGTON True TVTHY is one out of . every ■ /oar motor trucks that you see a Ford ? - Because the ForcLone-tonTruck . is lowest in price and most economical to run —thoroughly Efficient and go .*'where largeir-machines cannc/t. * The Local Dealer is entitled to your trade. THE COLONIAL MOTOR COMPANY, LTD. Rcpreaenting the Ford Motor Co., of Canada, Ltd. Haines-b» £6OO in “GA.C.” Successes ... during, January and February. 1922.' At Hamilton: At the'Ha'mihtfn Gun GlubYGlay Bird Match held at Ruakura, Hamilton,'on the' 17th and 18th’ February, 1922, all the prize money of £3OO wai won by shooters using C.A.C. Cartridges throughout. A. Dobson and B. Burgess were first and second in the first match. Alls weeps takes on the 17 th and 18 th February were won by those using C.A.C. Ammunition. The excellent shooting was generally commented upon, it being necessary to break the possible in order to win. At Hutt Valley: All the winner* used “ C.A.C.” at the Hutt Valley 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 Ellerslie 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 the trophy becomes his personal property. A Shootist’s Opinion: A sportsman, writing from Dunedin, states : “ Clay Bird shooting scores are exceptionally go£d all over New Zealand at present. It, is impossible to secure a win without breaking the possible. ' My scores on 26th November with C.A.C. 4 Favourite * Cartridges were seventy in succession, 68 of these being with the first barrel. On January 21st I got home with thirty-two in succession off 18 yards.” Order “ C.A.C " from your local Dealers if he ft riot etoehed, we will eee you are eupplied* 1 Colonial Ammunition Co., N.Z., Ltd. Auckland. Face the Heating Question NOW! Winter is fast approaching, and NOW is the time to consider the most effective and the most economical system of heating Homes, Offices, Warehouses, Churches, Theatres, Public Buildings, etc. Instal the Britain’s premier and popular system. The equipment is quite simple. One Beeston Boiler coupled with Beeston Radiators, situated wherever required will, at a trifling cost, heat any size building to just the right temperature to ensure coziness anjl comfort. EXPERT INFORMATION SUPPLIED. Write or Ga 11... .... We are at your service. A. & T. BURT LTD. COURTENAY PLACE, . WELLINGTON.