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Waikato Times, Volume 110, Issue 18406, 13 August 1931, Page 10

/ \ \ ' \ vsfiitaSßflß as one " c a c '' v WiiwKgS .'Jtjff IST T 0 ANOTHER ' ■ <WI *%J -J&Hr Duncan Fraser, s ix timet Champion of New Zealand, '- congratulating S. G. Glennie, one of the 193 I Champions, (Congratulations to the flew Zealand Shooting Champion* 1931 We would like to take this opportunity of congratulating the shooting champions of New Zealand, who made possible “ C.A.C’s” overwhelming victory at the National Shooting Championships (1931). Not only did “C.A.C.” Shootists win ALL THREE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS —Pigeons, Sparrows and Clays—but they secured the Highest Aggregate for all three championships and 98% of the prize money in the Championship Matches. The following prize list shows how sweeping was the victory:— N.Z. Clay Pigeon Championship: Pratt and Thornton divided, both using “ C.A.C.” and Pratt winning Championship in the shoot-off. N.Z. Sparrow Championship: Glennie and Ewen divided, both using “C.A.C.” Glennie winning Championship in the shoot-off. N.Z. Live Pigeon Championship: Bossad, Groome and Pratt (all “C.A.C.”) divided, Bossad winning the Championship in the shoot-off. £5O Clay Handicap: Cox, O’Brien and Aitken divided, all using “C.A.C.” £lOO Clay Handicap: Pratt, Fraser, Semmens, McMullan, Bretherton, Richards and Belk were seven out of eight dividers ; all used “ C.A.C.” £lOO Live Pigeon Handicap: Groome, Campbell Schofield, Belk, Parker, Cooper, Bossad and O’Kane were eight out of ten dividers, all using “ C.A.C.” £5O Sparrow Handicap: Clinch and Groome divided, both using “C.A.C.” NORTH ISLAND CHAMPIONSHIPS AH prize winners in North Island Championships used “C.A.C.” North Island Sparrow Championship ) M p North Island Clay Championship ) L ' att G enera l Manager, 1 \ THE COLONIAL ammunition co., ltd. Mount Eden Auckland

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