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Excerpt from Rod and Gun in Canada A floating log was covered with turn stones - a shore bird allied to the plover. A picture was taken and the canoe sped on.

Excerpt from Rod and Gun in Canada, Vol. 13: June, 1911 No._403 - Length, . I4 feet; width, 3 feet 8 ln depth, I4 in., No. 404 length, I6 feet; width, 3 feet IO

Excerpt from Rod and Gun in Canada, Vol. 22: 1920-1921 Remittances should be made by pc. Or express money orders, bank checks or registered letters; if by check

Excerpt from Rod and Gun in Canada, Vol. 19: July, 1917 Inside that forty foot wide, forty foot deep netted square swam a mot ley host, some twenty thousand sal

Excerpt from Rod and Gun, and Motor Sports in Canada: January, 1908 Chap. Xiv.-gun fitting 354 The try-gun and its uses, Stock Form and Measure ments, Second-ha