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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 233, 2 October 1929, Page 23

A suite to mateii any carpet — a carpet to ntatefa any suite — or BOTH! So wide is the variety of $% my direct imported carpets, JpF 3 I!" I so large the range of GUARJjpi ANTEED upholstery, that you K *" f' ■ can choose carpets here to p ; / .£.< ; match any suite, or a suite T : '-■ * ; *to match any carpet. Or if $P" k v ,■ l^ 1 ;. you "buy BOTH here you have ' * perfect harmony —and save •■ > up to 30% by the unequalled YALUE at my "Open Ware- * house." Have this Harmony at Genuine Wholesale Prices! CARPETS UPHOLSTERY My "Open Warehouse" gives you Every one of my Suites isr covered easily the most.varied range of car- back and front with the same matepets in Auckland. No other whole- : rial, and is GUARANTEED for worksale or retail house can equal .my ' manship. The highest quality here selection. Seamless and Tufted does not mean the highest price. Axminster Carpets, and SIX QUALI- These prices prove it! TIES in Wilton Squares—-with "every "PREMIER" THREE-PIECE SUITE—With anrl shade NEW. well-sprung- seats and backs, covered in design and »£ a °V*i rcc a fadeless Damask or beautiful design, and SLAMLIIbb Wholesale Priced at Only AXMINSTER CARPETS j £12/12/9ft x 7ft. 6in.—£s/18/fi 71 , -, i-'/iSV/* ' "PREMIER" SUITE—Of three pieces, with 10ft. 6m. x ytt. —XO/17/O sprung seats and backs, completely covj 2ft x 9ft. £7/17/6 ered in genuine English WOOL Moquette. 13ft! 6in. x 10ft. 6in.—£l2/8/6 . £16/16/BRITISH "CRAWFORD" THREE - PIECE SUITE— W7JZ TAM QriITAPFC With sprung: edges, seats and backs. A WILiUJIN JaViU/VKxEO FULL-SIZED Suite, with circular front oft x 9ft .. GR/TIR design, covered in smartly patterned vn - * *°/'/5 Moquette, and Wholesale Priced at — 10ft. 6in. x 9ft. .., .. £7/7/6 £91 /If!/ 12ft. x9ft £8/7/6 XAI/IU/Open Warehouse for Carpets, Upholstery and Soft Furnishings, LORNE ST. (iNot Queen St.), Next St. James Theatre, just off Wellesley St. Open until 9 p.m. Fridays.

£50 a year Profit from a small number of fowls Just now most fowls are "going great We always use "Karswood." Egg returns guns." Their self-satisfied cackles may are consistantly good, all the year round. be heard in practically every run. Un- We have reared all our own stock fortunately, though, the present time chiefly from our own eggs, except the with its abundance of eggs does not stock cockerels for the first year, which I represent the greatest profit-earning purchased from well-known breeders, as period That comes later when egg- also were a quantity of first-classi fetching production begins to fall. The poultry- • eggs. —C.E.B.L. owner who can prolong the "peak" Origiml utter on file for inspection, period of laying is the one, therefore, Note the Economy. who is going to make the most of \f. packet supplies 20 hens 16 dayi . . profit Take a leaf out of the book 2/- packet supplies 20 hens 32 days Mr. G E B. Longcroft, quoted below, 7Jb - tin (12/6) supplies 140 hens32dayi and feed youv flock with Karswood , ulh (23/6 ) supp lies 280 hens 32 day» Poultry Spice (which contains dried j. 56Q hem 32 d and ground insects). If you do,- you 11 «iu. u" vr find as Mr. Longcroft has done, that Halfpenny a Day to Make 12 Lay your fowls will maintain their " peak" Qne tablespoonful (ioz.) .of Karswood laying for many weeks yet and that a Poul g • & suffident for 2 0 hens worth-while profit can be made from f d |0 ~ cOStJ you les| keeping even a few fowls. This is what W. P« day for ever> dozen fowls. Mr. Longcroft says:— 2 ~„, , , A ■' i • c Try a Shilling Packet We (my wife and myself) started m 1926 fc dealet . t0 supply with some six small second-hand poultry "**• ' . "r yv , / . ' , v-„**Ji femes, three wire runs, one incubator and g» ™\ . a ll ' P acket ° f brooder with a stock of 30 or 40 cross-bred Poultt r Spice,-adding if neceshens with a fewpure-bredLeghoms, Wyan- "7. and , V*J* » f ° ,Af * dottes and Rhode Island Reds a " dozßn J? ens -. Resul ? ar . e , " ot «2^ w , ~ , . ,- taneous—it takes a fortnight or three We are now making a steady income of weeb w Ae return> If «/• to 30/. a «/eek from eggs alone and ]ocal dca , cr cannot j dg . have an intensive house /or 75 layers, o -.., . . ~ , , . wire runs with smaller houses covering postcardjto the Agentt (addressbelow), about half-an-acre of grass land, with a asking the name of the nearest dealer, stock of over 100 well-bred layers, and an Manufactured by E. Griffith Hughes incubating and rearing plant for several Ltd., Manchester, (Established 1756). hundred chicks, of a capital value of £120 Supplies stocked by Fairbairn, Wright to £150. ' &. Co., Auckland, Wellington, ChristThe breeds kept are Rhode ' church and Duneclin, • Island Reds, Light Sussex, Kf»lWf»U(;[) and by all Wholesalers Buffßoch,withsomeWhite ~ — -«- er s*Zm • and St i» re , s throughout Wyandottes and Leghorns. PvULsKT »PbCE New Zealand. Increases egg-production without Forcing, because it contains ground insects but no cayenne pepper, bd» \ iA Vw ¥pf*» m °ther, are rightly anxious i 1 W must exercise great care in the \\ \ fr ' Some do untold harm, leaving a '(i mark upon the tender skin. Much Ges-molene soothes time 9nd worry can be if -■ as it feealSo ~. . . you would only use Germolene, ': Germolene IS the proved superiority of which, made In England* as a safe and certain healer, is m manifested by thousands of testiSold at all chemists and • j stores, monials received '■ 1/9 and 4/- per tin. .