POULTRY ANNOUNCEMENTS. POULTRY FARMERS! Have you ever considered the advisability of consigning jour eggs, etc., to PICOT BROS., (The Wellington Headquarters for Eggs) 7 Situated alongside the railway and wharves, this. complete organisation is in (he position of being able to speedily handle your produce, and the mturn ot empty containers. ; Mail us a card, and we will forward by return full information, together with our latest price list for grain and poultry sundries. A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE. PICOT BROS., 113-115 THORN DON QUAY, and 9 DAVIS STREET, WELLINGTON. OR 50 KANGITIKEI STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH. TELEGRAMS: “Picot,” P.O. BOX: Wellington or 935, Wellington. 42—032, 42—030, w»tn. Palmerston North. 399. Palmerston N. COl9. Palmerston .
MUMBY’S FAMOUS WHITE LEGHORNS ’’ Vitality and Laying Power Secured These Rcsu ltß - IT 10 PAYS FEED best THE BEST ’ 19°8 STOCK BETTER THAN EVER. 100 for X2/10-. Baby Chicks: 25 for 30/-, oO for 00/-, 100 lor i-o/iv/ Terms: Cash with Order.—Write for Catalogue. A. G. MUMBY, Heretaunga Poultry Farm, HERETAUNGA, WELLINGTON. ’Phone 108, Upper Hutt.
LEGER’S WHITE LEGHORNS Incorporate two essentials:—(l) Every unit in my flock is bred from the highest egg producers only, for the past 25 years; (2) the strain is heredit. • hardened for the same period, therefore produces chicks of exceptional vigour. / WINNERS OF THREE EGG-LAYING CONTESTS. and one egg-laying championship. Also highest sequence score Mount Albert, one pullet, 157 eggs in 158 days. CHICKS:Per 100, £6; per 50, £3; per 25, £l/15/-; per 15, £l/5/-. Rail Paid. EGGS FOR HATCHING:—Per 100, £3/10/-; freight forward. Lots of 15 eggs from special pens, 20/-, post paid. Breeding males from 30/- each; females from ill/-, freight forward. TERMS CASH WITH ORDER. BE WISE—BOOK IN ADVANCE. H. LEGER, THE VILLAGE EGG FARM, WERAROA, LEVIN. -PHONE 102. ESTABLISHED 27 YEARS.
WEBB’S CACKLE FARM, LEVIN. Established 1908. WHITE LEGHORNS— Bred from Australian Competition Winners. Breeding pens headed by sons of imported cockerels, bred from hens which laid 313, 319, 333 eggs in public competitions. Chicks £5 per 100, £2/10/- per 50, £l/1/- per 20. Smaller numbers 1/3 each. BLACK ORPINGTONS — Breeding pens headed by sons of imported ' cockerel bred from hen which laid 312 eggs at Burnley. Chicks £5/10/l»r 100, £2/15/- per 50, £l/10/- per 25. Smaller numbers 1/3 each. EGGS FOR HATCHING— I2/6 per sitting posted; £2/5/- .100. Young pullets, hens and chicks. Price list free. . Terms. Book your order now. Cash before delivery. GEO. WEBB, ’PHONE 304, LEVIN.
EGGS FOR EXPORT With the increase of Poultry in N.Z., an export trade is imperative. The Home Market demands large eggs. Salisbury’s Strains Of White Leghorns and Black Orpingtons arc famous for large eggs—the result of twenty-two years’ persistent effort to “fix” the large egg trait in the blood. If you question our claim, send for an incubator lot of eggs. You’ll be surprised at their size and evenness. Or, if your choice is dayold chicks, they will be out of eggs of the same high standard. Illustrated descriptive Catalogue, giving interesting facts of success with poultry—yours for the asking. THE HUTT VALLEY POULTRY CO., LTD., MAIN ROAD :: UPPER HUTT. A. E. SALISBURY, Telephone 28M. Managing Director. “Salisbury’s for Satisfaction”
ALLEN’S SPECIALLY SELECTED WHITE LEGHORNS Strong, healthy chicks, bred from best laying strains in New Zealand, and Australia. Winners of Standard Certificates and Special Prizes for highest average weight eggs at Masterton and Auckland Egg-laying Competition. Day-old Chicks, £5 per TOO; under 20, 1/3 each; eggs for hatching £2/5/per 100. Settings of 15 eggs, 12/6 (postage paid). Selected Cockerels, £l/1/- upwards. TERMS: CASH WITH ORDER. F. S. ALLEN. PRINCESS ST. ’Phone 308. LEVIN.
THESE FIGURES AKE CONCLUSIVE. LAST SEASON OUR PURE WHITE LEGHORN PULLETS AVERAGED •’lO EGGS PER BIRD, OUR PURE INDIAN RUNNER DUCKS AVERAGED 252. This year we arc breeding from these birds, (from specially selected males), and have for sale sittings of eggs, cliieks and ducklings. Our stock is kept under the very best of conditions, and is of a uniformly high quality. Feed for good and indifferent birds is tbe same, SO IT BEHOVES YOU TO BUT ONLY THE BEST, thereby obtaining the best possible results for your outlay. By ordering early, you will secure early delivery. Prices: Chicks, £5 per 100 £2/10/- for 50 £l/7/6 for 25. Sittings of eggs from our specially selected pen’ 12/6. Ducklings £6 per 100, £3 per 50, £l/12/6 for 25. Railage paid on lots’of 50 and over. Will accept 20 per cent, with order, balance at time of delivery. H. B. WISE, rroprlotor. THE AVENUE POULTRY FARM, LEVIN Tliojie 332 M
McDONELL’S WHITE LEGHORNS Bred only from the best of stock, our chicks are widely-known for their quality and inherent producing abilities, and come from the ’lorn Barron breed, which is England’s most successful, and arc hardened to all weathers. Day-old Chicks, £0 per 100; £3 for 50; £l/10/- for 25. Hatching Eggs: £2/10/- for 100; £l/7/6 for 50; 15/- for 25; 10/- for 15. Cockerels from £l/1/-, breeding hens from 15/-, pullets from 10/-. Terms cash on delivery. FREIGHT PAID. R. K. McDONELL “HIGHWAY” POULTRY FARM MAIN ROAD, WERAROA. ’Phone 371, Levin.
TOTARA POULTRIES (G. S. BATES). UTILITY WHITE LEGHORNS UTILITY- BLACK ORPINGTONS ORDER NOW FOR DAY OLD CHICKS AND EGGS FOR HATCHING. SPECIAL QUOTATIONS FOR INCUBATOR LOTS. No expense has been spared on this plant in introducing the finest blood from England, America, aud Australia, with the result that our stock to-day is (be finest available in the Dominion for stamina and egg-laying. Apply— G. S. BATES, TOTAHA POULTRIES, UPPER HUTT. 'PHONE 21.
PEDIGREE SETTINGS FROM PEDIGREE BIRD?. N-ow booking orders for settings from famous prize-winning strain. Utility Leghorn. Cup and Shield winners, 1928. Settings from 7s. Gd., £1 Is. and £3 3s. R. D. WHITE, Post Office Store, Palmerston North.
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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 291, 8 September 1928, Page 28
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