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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 106, 7 May 1938, Page 18 (Supplement)

215 EGGS AM per bird / -C\\ P er J rear \ J / Thanka tm S \ II Karswood *»w I / Poultry Spice \\j-y/ A result like this -would Jl( gladden the heart of ~sbz> ANY poultrykeeper— \ particularly when you consider the ordinary backyard fowl averages only 70 to 100 eggs per year. So CHEER UP if your hens are contributing i only one-third or one-half the winter esrgs thev are capahle of laying. Give them something to <-ackle about by adding a pinch of Karswood daily to their mash. There are no "ifs" or "buts" about the effectiveness of Karswood. After a few days' ration, backward layers forge ahead in an , almost amazing way. And It's cheap, too— i 31 d. provides enough for 10 hens for a week. ■ Whv put up with slackness in your laying pen"? Get a 1/- packet from your grocer. "At an experiment I commenced to feed a pen of 10 K.I.K. pullets on Karswood, with the following amazing success:—During the three months—March, April. May—the birds were fed on a commercial basis as follow*: March 83, April 147, llau l«0. After this I commenced to feed the Karswood system, with the following results: June 205, July 190, Aug. 185. Sept. 180. Oct. 193 A'ov °07 Dec 200, Jan. 395. Feb. 1205: making a total of 2,150 egys laid in 12 months, and giving an averntje of 215 rggx per bud. a fine performance due tolely to Karsuond Poultry Spice." —A.P.JJ. (Original I-btter oh Filb for Inspection.) Karewood Iβ obtainable—l-lb. packet, price 1/-- 1-lb. packet, 2/-; 7-lb. tin, price 12/ G. KARSWOOD ■ POULTRY SPICE M loertMM •{(β-production without forcing, bactnae it KBUiii givond iuMU, bat no i«j«m fw*> »*■ j

"In the very best spirit, I /£^^^7 wish you-the best always!" /^fi^l^B^ TUHffilf'. 1 ■ ■, THE NAME 15- 'V i , "T ■' ■'! COOKE & CO. LTD., Albert Street, Auckland Agents.