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Otago Witness, Issue 3395, 9 April 1919, Page 38

World's Best nod on the Rifles and Shot Guns rHE man who buys a gun bearing the famous "B.S.A. mark with its three piled rifles, knows that he is getting the world's finest v product. He knows, too, that he is helping is some measure to cement the links of Empire—for every Britisher will see to it that he buys a British rifle when he makes his next purchase —never again will Britishers help to build up the business of foreign armament manufacturers. IF your dealer hasn't a B.S.A. in stock, ask him to take your order, and fill it when supplies arrive shortly. G. Every sportsman should have a copy of " The Care of the Rifle." It tells how to look after a gun, and gives lots of interesting hints for the man vjho shoots. For a Free copy, send your name and address, and also that of your dealer, to 8.5. A., Box 572, Wellington. *

'ANTED TO PURCHASE (FOR CASH), USED NEW ZEALAND STAMPS, Including: lid ORDINARY, at 2d per 100. lid INSURANCE, at 2s per 100. lid OFFICIAL, at la 6d per 100. All must be cleaned from paper. WILCOX, SMITH & CO., 52 Crawford Street, DUNEDIN.