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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 244, 12 October 1907, Page 8

. POULTRY. XjTpR SAT—-. Eggs from pure Silver ' A ■ Wyahdottes, 5/ p_ Setting of' "15 '. Eggs.—Mrs Redgate, Cornwall Park, Epsom. OR SALE, Duck-rearing Plant, capacity 10,000 ducks per annum for export; rent, 10/ week. _—5. Principals only.— '■ N.Z. Industries Co., Fort-st. ; EGGS for hatching Pekin, Silver A? Rouen; selected stock; 1/6 doz.; reduction on quantity.—A. Harrison, Avondale. T7«OR SALE, White Leghorns, full sister* A to competition pea, Cambridge; 10/0 per sitting. Silver Wyandottes, Howell's j i Etrain; 7/6. Infertile— replaereei. Inspection Invite—, —J. H. Ha_ison, "Bona Crago" Poultry Farm, Avondale, or B. Arthur, City Market. .p.URE-BRED PRIZE HOUDAN EGGS. I have a few Settings of the above for sale from the best hens in the Dominion, mated with one of the best male birds ' imported from the Commonwealth of A_- ' tralia- Settings of 13 Eggs, 7/6 and 5/. • Orders left, at Mr Roberts' Store, Birkenhead, will be attended to. GEO. MAYALL, Houdan Poultry Breeder, BIRKENHEAD. EGGS from noted Laying Strains — White Leghorns (Leger-Van Dreser strain), Silver Wyandottes (Howell-Warren), all ' fresh stock- Also, Black Orpingtons and , Houdans. Yon e_n't bny bettesr. Settings of fifteen delivered, 5/6 cash. Reduction on large, lots. — C. W. MORTEN, Park-rd, ' East, Newmarket. -pvIRECT EGG AND POULTRY SUPPLY > . Drop us a postcard to-day, it will Bare 1 you money, trouble and disappointment. We i have a choice flock of parc-bred Poultry, j and can supply customers with yonng table roosters and guaranteed new laid eggi regularly, Delivered Free. Also, in season, ! Sittings of Eggs from pedigree Black Orp- . iugtons aud White Wyandottes, 10/, 7/eS, and 5/. Ord—3 now being booked, and will be executed in strict rotation. Unfertile* replaced. Inspection invited any week-day. AVENELL AND TAYLOR. I Utility Poultry Farm, Birkenhead ; (15m— from Wharf and opp.. Wealeyan e_spell. G. ~L \fy*OODHOUSE, ACME EGG FARM, ST. HELIER'S BAY, BREEDER AND IMPORTER OF HEAVY LAYING STRAINS ONLY. Pen 1: WHITE LEGHORNS—Direct , from Mr. T. B. Brook's yard. Winner of 190t>-7 Blenheim Laying Competition, 140U ■ esgs. 15/ per settinsPen 2: LEGER'S LEGHORNS—Tested Layers. Ma tea —rook's Cockerel. 10/6 per setting. Pen 3: SILVER WYANDOTTES—FuII sisters to Howell's Competition Win netMated Warren Cockerel. Progeny _>05-e, L_i£ln College Winners. 10/6 per setting. '■ Other Matings from 7/5 per setting. • Ali birds on the place trap-nested. Circular on apo— _tion. QETTING T<GGS. ! • WHITE LEGHORNS, from a pen of teat- • ed layers, headed by a Leger Cockerel. , bred from the winners of the Blenheim Laying Competition, 10/6 and 7/6 . per setting of 12. BLACK. OBi._c._TON, from a pen of : splendid layers. 5/ per setting WHITE OtePl— UXON, lrom _ pen of splen- : did birds, 1/0 Betting SILVER w_ANLi'XTi—;, from a pen or ' i nicely marked blrrts, 5/ per setting. ' Postage, 1/ extra per setting, a Eggs Guaranteed iv Every Set—ij; of 12. : 1 ais«.. have FOR SALE. , PEKIN DRAKES AND DOCKS, bred from : the same birds as those which have won all the principal prizes at Auckland Show, Waihi Show, and Hamilton Snow, iuciuding the North Island Chanii piouship, two Trophies, and Six Spe- • c_ls. lao7. Orders booked for Young Stock, to be j delivered later in the season, of Indian Runners, bred lrom a pen of uprigut ducks, headed by a magnificent drake, winner of Ist and Special at Waihi show, 1907. Also, PE_INS, bred from my prize winners. pLENCOE pOULTEY "n_BM. , SCHOOLED., EPSOM, AUCKLAND. Or, H. A. COATES, Pork Butcher. Symondn-Kt., Auckland. TAILOE—G. TS7IRELESS c»T—LEPHONE. i X>ANKS AND .pO'S Art Tailoring of Style, Fit, and Workman, ship speaks for itself, and is heard j everywhere. Ring up Phone 2264. ' 99, KARANGAH—PE-RD. "' TJER S.S. TURAKINA, MAORI, AND '■ - WAKANUL NEW GOODS TO HAND. v. OPRING AND CJUMMER CtUITINGS. NEW DESIGNS. NEW COLOURS, ' VERY STYLISH GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY. • FANCY VESTS, STRAW AND PANAMA HATS. AIR—ETTA CELLULAR PYJAMAS AND SINGLETS. JJOSTLES AND "DALMER, TAILORS AND MERCERS. STRAND ARCADE AND QUEEN-ST., 235 PIANOS, ORGANS, ETC. / *=__». piANOS. QRGANS. LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH. EASIEST TERMS ON HIRE SYSTEM. We are showing upwards of T(W) INSTBUMENTS - Imported Direct from the Factories of the WORLD'S LEADING MAKERS. I Prices Marked in Plain Figures. Send for Catalogues. . rpHE "ENGLISH AND TjTOREIGN pIANO A GENCT, JTD., S. COLDICUTT, Manager. 191, QUEEN-ST., near H.M. Theatre. Telephone 1359. TTOELLING AND gPANGENBESG "DIANOS. ARE ABSOLUTELY THE BEST THAT MONEY CAN BUY. The Favourite Instrument of Auckland's Lead_2 11 i-isi clans. Noted for Perfect Tone and Touch, and for Solid Wear are Equal to Pianos of Double the Cost. HIRE PAYMENTS ARRANGED TO SUIT CLIENTS. OLD PIANOS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE. f TUNING AND REPAIRS BY EXPEBIENC—D WORKMB—T EWIS T> Tj—DX, _CVERPOOL-ST., 2 doors from _ar_ig». hape-rd. Phone 557. i EE. ADAMS AND CO., Planorbrte Tan- ! • ere and Experts.—E. E. ADAMS, from ' Collard and Collard (London), four years with Paling and Co., Sydney; two years with Nicholson and Co.. Sydney; brought to New Zealand by —. G. B—asmead- . Pianos Tuned and Thoroughly Renova"te»i. Satisfaction guaranteed. Estimate* free;! Instruments for Sale.—Address: 99, Symone—-—.. near Karangahape-rd. ! T N F' L TI E N' Z■ _ MANNING'S OLPYNE CUBES IT IS 24 HOURS. ■yy and -jyg pe_boi__j«-