BEATEN BY HIS SON.
At tho big event of 1909. Mr Duncan Eraser, tho winner of many championships, and decidedly tho most noted pigeon-shot in New Zealand was beaten by his own son! Donald Allen Fraser, aged sixteen, killed 20 birds out of 21 at the Now Zealand Pigeon Shooting Championship, fired at Wanganui, 1910, and thus became the champion shot of tho Dominion for thai year. Air Duncan Fraser's second was 18 birds. Both father and son we.ro firing " C.A.C." The popular and deadly cartridges of tho Colonial Ammunition Co., Ltd., thus scored another notable victory. All sure-shots specify "C.A.C." Cartridges ! - 31
Jamaican fireflies emit suoh a brilliant glow that j'ou can easily read at night if you place half a dozon of them in an inverted tumbler on the table beside you. Tho victorious " Calthorpo "carswon only cup ever won by an English car in a Trench road race. Light; high road clearance; fine prices.—Searle, Oaniaru, 6010 agent South Island. —
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 15185, 3 July 1911, Page 2
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