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Otago Witness, Issue 3743, 8 December 1925, Page 60

GOOD TACKLEneeded to 1 and IdJ^out >S NEW ZEALAND has been called the “Anglers’ Paradise.” Vigorous, healthy trout abound in most of the lakes and rivers. When you go after these fellows, mediocre tackle is useless —you must have tackle that ■will hold the biggest fish, however doggedly they resist capture. Experienced anglers use C.A.C.Tackle. Complete Stocks, including Hardy’s Famous Fishing Tackle. Write for our big ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE Sent POST FREE I \ u 1 TV fY C.A.C. Sports Depot, 4 Shortland St. AUCKLAND He’s Yours! if its a The Savage Sporter Model 238 .25-20 cxl. Model 23C .32-20 c«l. The Savage Sporter—round blued barrel, genuine America n walnut stock, varnish finish, pistol grip, five Bhot interchangeable magazine, easy, sure loading magazine action. Also made in 23A chambered for .22 long rifle cartridge. SPORTER FOR knocking over all kinds of small and medium game; for ridding your neighborhood of pests and vermin; for time, or snap shots you can’t improve upon the hard-hitting No. 23 Sporter. Wonderfully light and lively, but strong and sturdy; and always and unfailingly accurate. For the first time here’s a bolt action repeater thst fills the gap between .22s and big game rifles. And it has every feature you’ll want, including pistol-grip, unusually swift throw, smooth military bolt action; five shot interchangeable magazine with sure, quick loading magazine action; highpower rifle sights—and “Savage” guaranteed construction throughout. Shooting the new Savage cartridges with the highest muzzle velocity and striking energy of any cartridge made in these sizes, this new Sporter is deadly for small and medium game. Exclusive Representative for Australia and New Zealand P.0.80x 966 A. ASHER SMITH Sydn«y, N.S.W. SAVAGE ARMS CORPORATION, 100 E. 42nd St. , New York, U.S. A. Owners and operators of J. Stevens Arms Company