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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1222, 2 September 1911, Page 13

"WH,LOWDALE" POULTRY FARM. THERE is money in self-coloured breeds—'White Leghorns, Black Orpinprtons, and Indian Runner Ducks. Special settings from prize-winners XI Is., others 10s. fid and 7s fid. Birds from the aboye Farm won 13 Prizes during the show season just ended, including .Special for the Best Egg-pToducins type of female AVhito Leghorn V few special Black Orpington Cockerels and l'ullets arc offered at 15s. and 10s. 4 NAI NAI, LOWER HUTT. START A POULTRY FARM. 1600 LAYERS TO SELECT FROM. INDIAN RUNNER DUCKS.—'\Vaiponga'3 Famous Strain, winners in all their N.Z. Competitions. WHITE LEGHORNS.—Of the best known utility blood in Australasia. NoteIn the Christchurcli 1910-11 Competition six Waiponga Birds laid 420 eggs in 11 ln ° SILVER WYANDOTTES, WHITE ROCKS.—Both splendid laying strains, good layers, splendid constitutions. Write for our special illustrated Circular, containing valuable information on poultry breeding, with list of prices. Post free. WILLOUGHBY WAII'ONGA POULTRY^ YARDS, LOWER

RA MANUKA POULTRY FARM TAITA, LOWER HUTT. KA MANUKA Leghorns lay all the year round. They, aro bred from the best lavin" strains—Brooks, I.eger, Knight. No pullets ufed for breeding. Sellings, 7s. Gd. post free. Keduccd prices- for Incubator lolij. "PRIZE UTILITY POULTRY EGGS FOR SALE. DAVID WHYTE, of Hastings, lias purchased ilrs. Mills's (Dunedin) pen of White Leghorns, which won the Lincoln College Egg-Laying Competition, 19U9"WITINGS OF EGGS, 10s. PER DOZ. •Vlso the Ten of Black Orpingtons (Marfell's), which won the North Island EggLaving Competition (Heavy Breeds). SEWINGS, 10S. PER DOZEN. Also White Leghorns (Hastings prizewinners), ss. per dozen. eggs for setting From Our— RECTOR WHITE LEGHORNS. BLACK ORPINGTONS. SILVER WYANDOTTES. WHITE ROCK. MINORCAS. j_O s . @ D - POST FEEE * FORIS EGGS-day-old chjcks. NOW READY. In any of tho above breeds at 15s. a dozen f.o.b. SEND FOR CATALOGUE. w.z. POULTRY INSTITUTE, BOX 583, CHRISTCHURCH.