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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1265, 21 October 1911, Page 15

Lost, stolen, or strayed-a nasty cough. For yoaTs I tried to drive it oil; Sometimes it went, but came again, And I'd a martyrdom of pain; Until at last 1 tried a cure, Which polished it oif you may be sure; Woods' Peppermint Cure worked like a charm, Take it—-vour colds will do no harm. —Advt.

i jpGGS FOR HATCHING. ' No. 1 Pen.—White leghorns. Hilcrest- ' Brooks Hens, Padman Cockerel. . 10s. per setting. No 2 Pen.—White Leghorns. Sunny-hurst-Hilcrest Hens, Brooks Cock ' from competition winning pen. is, , Gd. per setting. No 3 Pen—Brown Leghorns. Hens ' 'bred from high-record trap-nested B birds of the best-laying strain procurable, mated to an excellent cock- ' erel. is. fid. per setting. ; No 1 Pen—Black Orpingtons. Hens bred from birds with high trap-nest records, originating from competi- '• tion winners. State l 1 arm cockerel, f 7s Gd. per setting. No 5 Feu.—Silver Wyandottes.Howcl! ' hens, Kennedy-Warren Cock prize n winner. Comprising tho best layiu» strains of Wyandottes procur:l able- Excellent winter layers. 7s, ' 6d. per setting. 1- All settings 15 Eggs. Apply A.T. BOX, UTIKtJ. o !l REDUCED PRICE FOR RA MANUKA 0 lu '- uu V SETTINGS. S A S our stock of Clucks is now compjeto, the price of R«i Manuka Log,l herns and Silver Wyandottes is reduced 5 for the remainder oi tho season to ss. I, per setj.iiig, posted. 0 RA MANUKA POULTRTFARM y TAITA, LOWER HUTT. ' m PRICE. gs has gone. It was once 425., then 21s„ j even as low as 7s. Gd. u Rail, iis. Wlntu Leghorns, failver Camion did not come from my yard. AN-TOB, R HUTT. duck breeders. nn /_ /_ will purchase tho winning pen tWO/ / nt Christohurch, 19D!1-10. in OO /„ /„ will purehaso the second pen n 3wO/ / at Cambridge, 1903-10. r-<r».« /_/. will purchase tho winniilg pen 3i4:/ / at Christchurch, 1910-11. WAIPONGA, LOWER HUTT,