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Evening Star, Issue 14515, 5 November 1910, Page 10

-MPERIAL CHICKEN FOODS, 71b Bags Is; 141b Hags, 2a. Stocked by 1». Curolm and Co., Stafford strrot, Dtiitediii. Made on the America.! nutritive ratio system. WITHOUT (!RIT. Why buy Grit at iho rale of 16s per cwt i Sole Manufacturers: LAXG DO W N AN D SO N, CHRISTCHUKCH. F.GG-POSTTNG BOXES. TO AVOID BREAKAGES when sending awav Valuable Eggs, use our Noted EXTRA STRONG LEATHER-BOARD KGGroSTINCi ISOXKS. Nothing to equal them. Prices : 8s PER DOZEN, 5.; THE HALF-DOZEN, or Is EACH. Reduction on Larger Quantities. THE EVENING STAR CO., Corner Bond and Poiiee streets, Dunedin. OEST-Q[7ALITY Water Glass for egg--l> preserving; large tin, Bd. At Waters s, chemist, 20 Princes si.reei. : f NSl'rfT"onThaving":?. and F. Chicken Food; .id the verv best ; Is bag. Skene and ALUMINIUM Poultry Kings: niiniimin -f.-l. weight, rounded edire, no chafing liighly rcccmmendcd; Is Gd dozen. »Sken< ■"•d Fleming. "X^tNCrsTrains.—White Leghorns, Silve Xj Wyawlnites; none better anywhere settings, ss. R. Hobsmi, Fitzroy street South Dunedin.' i\ Pair Indian Runner Ducks, nine, month: • old, laying, 6s Cd a pair. J. Pater sou, Anderson Bay.

TIIIv BACK YARD FANCIER, The largest t;roup of poultrymen to-day is composed ot the bark yard fanciers—those men who .ire confined to offices and 6tores all day secure diversion and pleasure from thair little pen of thoroughbreds. While handicapped to some extent, their success is often greater in proportion to their number of birds than that of the more extensive poultry men. 'llia most important difficulty they have to contend with is lack of room. To overcame. thi?,,_.Mr 3* Y. JEancier mast X& jaot