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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18619, 15 July 1930, Page 2

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 by a margin of one bird. Another phenomenal record by Mr. Groomeoccurredin 1927 when he annexed 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 l 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 fouter** a Match Favourite'2s Match Favourite 2j Clay Championship Load r 7 When Children Get Bumps and Bruises Quickly Ends Pain Healthy, active children often get painful bumps, bruises and minor flesh wounds. Be safe. Keep a bottle of PAINKILLER handy. See how rapidly it promotes healing and soothes pain. Where cuts or wounds require no stitches, cleanse thoroughly, bring edges together and secure with narrow strips of adhesive tape. Then moisten a pad with PAINKILLER and apply to wound, bandaging with clean cloth or handkerchief. Obtainable at all Chemists and Stores. nn PAINKILLER Now is the Time TO PLANT ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF NURSERY STOCK FRUIT TREES, HEDGE PLANTS, SHRUBS, ROSES, ETC. J. GRANGER, SEED MERCHANT AND FLORIST, STAFFORD STREET, (Opposite Arcade), TIMARU. 'Phones: Shop 1418; Residence 6545,