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Taranaki Daily News, 1 May 1930, Page 2

IRIIIIr ' ' 49 Birds without missing One of the best and most consistent shots in the Dominion is Mr. E. Groome, Otane, Hawke’s Bay, an enthusiastic user of C.A.C. In 1929 he tied with Mr. B. -Clinch, who also shot with C.A.C., in the New Zealand Live Bird Championship. In the shoot-off he secured 49 birds without missing, the championship going to Mr. Clinch bv a margin of one bird. Another phenomenal record by Mr. Groomeoccurred in 1927 when he aiinexed the North Island Clay Bird Championship. In shooting off with the veteran, Mr. D. Fraser, still another C.A.C. Shootist,'he got a break and won with 55 consecutive hits. Mr. Fraser has twice been " New Zealand Champion. Mr. Groome says .* “C.A.C. is preferable to any other ammunition I have used. The loading is right for all kinds of trap and field shooting. It’s a sound solid cartridge to which I attribute my success in shooting. The proof lies in what it has won.” **A Little Further ‘ a little faster’" PRICES Long Rang% 23 • 281- per 100 Match Favourite 23 - • 25/- n ■ Match Favourite 2i Clay Championship Load . 22/- „ „ Long Range 24 - • • 24/- M » Black Smokeless 2} . • 19/- M H .303 Mark VI Soft Nose - 29/- „ .303 Mark VIJ • 29/- „ B.S.A. GUNS AND RIFLBS We are Agents fc* U.S.A Guns ““d Rifles. Send for literature. Colonial Am. C2O-12-30 munition Co., Ltd., Auckland, New Zealand. It’s Time You * Ordered new I SUIT 9 ' ' The newest and most fashionable Autumn fabrics have just arrived. jLB. and D.B. Suits from £9. It costs no more to be fashionable ./hen your tailor .is— , GEO. PEARCE, ' High-Class Tailor, CURRIE STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH Thpne 1102. Mil | Twice as Fast as other I I Film— , I RAJ AR -FILM B Unequalled, too, in uni- I I formity and costs no more! I 0 From all Dealers or from g WATERWORTHS LTD. I wnumiTOi) - muro - amntnaca bctfcih | CARTAGE ' • AND FORWARDING! ■ CUSTOMS AGENTS. CUSTOMS AGENTS. J£IBBY & QALGHER, JJTD., EGMONT ST., NEW PLYMOUTH ’PHONE 1093. I - ■