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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3264, 8 July 1911, Page 10

Good Sport with Guaranteed Gun £4 10 0 Post Free. The BARGAIN of the Sportinj Sew**. At the price, this gun is superb value. It is a cross bolt, treble grip, double barrel, 12 gauge gun, fitted with steel barrels—the left a full choke. Remember we are Practical Gunmakers, and every gun we sell is RELIABLE and will give satisfaction. Sexd fgr Illustrated Catalogue No. 20. Post Free Gun anti! Fishing Tackle Manufacturer. Queers Street, Auckland.

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