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Evening Post, Volume CXXII, Issue 16, 18 July 1936, Page 25

Salisbury 1s Supreme Value DAY-OLD PULLETS (Sexed by L. Doughty, Government Certificated Sexer).1' ' 1 We give an absolute guarantee as follows:— . EVERT BIRD in our Breeding Tens is of mature age. of standard j breed, type and weight, and of known and proven blood lines—no " - chance hit-or-miss breeding methods Here. ALL selection of breeders is done personally by the expert skill of the Managing Director. j t « EVERY EGG incubated is laid on our own farm and weighs 2oz. or more. | EVERY CHICK sold is the same as we retain on the farm. , ; 2o acres —apart from the larger free-range rearing quarters—provide ~' ample range for the breeders and abundant green feed. Ideal birds '•' ' under ideal conditions. Book Early for Chicks, and also for Space for Custom Hatching. 2-1-Page Catalogue—Yours for the asking! SALISBURY'S lIMITED, Established 1006. , • P.O. BOX 23, UPPER HUTT - - - TELEPHONE 28M. A. E. SALISBURY, Managing Director. / ; .... IMumby's White Leghorns 1936 Winner Masscy Agricultural College Single Pen Test, 12 ???H?S }*****'• 1936 Winner M.A.C. Highest Individual Total, whole ' I"*; W35 Winner M.A.C. Single Pen Test; World's Record Winner for Two Years' Laying for Six Hens; and Other 12 Months' Tests. FEED THE BEST—IT PAYS BEST. Write for My Catalogue .(posted Free). Pricesreasonabte-J- ---■ " : First Hatch Chicks, First Week July. ' ' ' ■ A. G. MUM BY HERETAUNqA POULTRY FARM, Heretaunga, Wellingtoa, } |t : /I ~*4t, «4» <c*^PW. LIGHT SUSSEX. (Jt*+AttwM *0 W * England's Best Table Bird for Size jf W%, % W* ■"'ith that true Sussex character *V combined ■« ith Excellent Laying ||RMnH" M.<^3>- B . Qualities. iBP^ *-MW Strain Cannot Be Beaten. fj m w tviZJft >»^nra Wr|tBSASSSSSSSSSSSSSS: Breeder &■ Importer of Stud Birds. fIOTELS, RESORTS, TRANSPORT. MASTERTON MOTOR SERVICES. MASTEKTON Dep. <6.30 n.m. Monday only), 7.15 a.m., 9 a.m., 10.30 a.m., 1 p.m., '4 p.m. SATURDAY—Dep. 7.15 a.m., 9 a.m., 10.30 a.m., 1.30 p.m., 4 p.m. WELLINGTON Dep. 2 a.m. (for Napier), 8.30 a.m., 1.30 p.m., i p.m., 8 p.m. Saturday—Dep. 2 a.m., 8.30 a.m., 1.30 p.m., 4 p.m., 6 p.m. SUNDAY—Marterton De* 8 a.m., 1.30 p.m., 5 p.m., 7 p.m. Wellington Dep. 8.30 a.m., 4.30 p.m., 8 p.m. "gOOKING OFFICES: Masterton—Midland Garage (Tels. 1543, 1996). Carterton— ~ Lane's Confectionery (Tel. 90); Hughes, Tdbacconist (Tel. 205). Greytowu— Njcholl'i Garage (Tel. 101). Featherston—Edwards,' Confectionery (Tel. 167). Wellington—Feathwston Street, opp. G.P.O. (Tel. 42-222). JENKINS MOTOR SERVICES, LTD. HMd Office: MASTERTON; NEWMAN BROS. (N. 1.) LTD. WELLINGTON—PALMERSTON NORTH—NAPIER. rjAKS' depart Opposite G.P.0,, WELLINGTON, 10 a.m.", for PALMERSTON •^ NORTH and'NAPIER', arriving PALMERSTON NORTH 1.15 ;p.m. Depart foi NAPIER 2 p.m., connecting at NAPIER for GISBORNE at 6.15 p.m.' TRAVEL BY NEWMANS. TELEPHONE 41-555. WELLINGTON-WANGANUI ROAD MOTOR SERVICE rpHE-N.Z. RAILWAYS operate the follo-n-ins Road Motor Service Time-table:- ■•*•, Wellington dep.: Daily, except Sundays, 2.0 a.m., 8.30 a.m.; Sat. only, 1.15 p m : Mon. to Fri., 5.30 p.m. ' Wanf-amii arr.: Paily, except Sundays, 0.45 a.m., 1.0 p.m.; Sat only 545 DmMon. to Fri., 10.0 p.m. y ' Sundays: Wellington dep 9.0 am 5.30 p.m. Wanganui arr. 1.30 p.ft... 10.0 p.m. WELLINGTON DEPART: Hotel Windsor, Willis Street. Fares between Wellington and Wanearim, £1 girdle, £1/16/- return For further particulars ring 45-842 or 63-391 Wellington; 3130 Wanganui, or 3958 J\ 111111 Ti 11111111 n 11111| |^ iii 1111 ii ii iii 111 ii 11 it\ \\ REVISE . II c your WILL! ' = - - J^ FEW minutes discussion with an officer of z - the Public Trust Office will reveal whether I 1 jjj your will requires amendment to suit present : ' - - conditions. I ; Where the Public Trustee is appointed execu- - ■ z tor he provides expert service, free of ex- - ■ z pense, in the making and revising of wills. z Z ' " Consult the Public Trustee, Wellington,- - I or his local representative. - 1 TRUSTEE J "Splash.. splash ... splash ...now bringWong that soft airly towel for the Knight of the Bath ...And don't forget my very cwn tin of powder ... Nevermind talking about my dimpled knees ... just give me a shower of soft smooth powder all over . . . so cool and soothing that I'll let you have a sprinkle yourself ... indeed I'll even, let Big Sister steal some, without >oF^^ Johnson's Baby Powder is the purest and softest in the World, w!js^^W ; and has been recommended by Doctors and Nurses-for over '.AJ mfjr ''■".. V. "■ thirty years. Grown-ups use it more and more to keep them' '' **'lSy Vi-^>-'- •''■ fresh and fragrant.. Ask to see Johnson's Baby Gift Box con- -V ?•• '■ '','■ ■ taining a tin of Johnsons-Baby PowSer, a large cake of Johnson's "Bat for K«h^ ' '■ ' Baby Soap, and a large jar of Johnson's Baby Cream. S"/ Or *«*? .. ! ■'•-'. , ' ' , . ' —Best fir Tou" . :• ■ '- ■ '-*■■■ JP9-36 ' 'lllJUJjD^watelT IN YOUR : iP2Sli^!^l KITCHEN/ You'll aflmlre Uie rare Deauty of — H^A the Mercer Metal Sink. (Patented)- Hygienic and easily ' -"jfisSi»* a^ L-<jJ leaned, in. harmony ■with all li^^SU^^^^ *>***^ ' - I l^^i colour schemes I J f L «**^^l>^ On display at the -^SBi'-'i'l ' I showrooms ol ■pf; ; j , J&£»**Uf 9-£t SiA/etotf ffeeUiZ**, Morrah's B°dfls., SM^m : 7 63 Willis Street! HHyjjj|^H IWERCIItmETfIL SINKfiM