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Evening Star, Issue 18256, 21 April 1923, Page 14

"POULTRY Log- Bands (all kinds and 5 colors), Nest Eggs, Poultry Spice, Grit, Tonics, Chick Food. —Bills, Ltd. DOUGLAS Mixture, a grand tonic for moulting and growing fowls; Is 6d.— Skene’s, Ltd., Stuart street, Dunedin. THi REEDING I'cns, Five White Leghorn 13 Hons mated with selected Cockerel; 30s lot cash.—Skene's, Ltd., Dunedin, PRATT’S Poultry Regulator, groat egg producer, helps layers in cold weather. —Skene’s, Ltd., Stuart street, Dunedin. ARB your hens laying? Thomson’s Poultry "Spico soon starts them; fine tome; Is packet, from grocers. nnilß good old Standby, Thomson’s Alc.it JL Aleal, should bo used freely now; all grocers sell it. f IVE your fowls Proto Nuts and get both 'LX quantity and quality of eggs.—Finnic, George street. TJYiOII SALE, W.L. Cocke strain, £l.-370, ‘Slav. Cockerel, imported EOR SALE, few selected and pedigree ! White Leghorns and R.l. Red Cockerels, £1 each, on rail, Jlosgicl; cash with order.—W. Brough, Mossburn, Mosriol. EHODE ISLAND Red, White Leghorn Pullets from finest trap-nested stock; Brooders, Incubators, 120, 50. —33 Oxford street.

■ The continued growth of trade to the west coast of South .America requires the substitution for present small shipping board vessels of freighters of greater tonnage capacity, according to Captain H. 11," Birkliolin, Seattle manager for Use General Steamship Corporation, operators of one of the services. The General Steamship Corporation now operates a fleet of five vessels from North Pacific ports to Peru and Chile, with occasional calls at Ecuador, and the capacity of these vessels is frequently insufficient'to accommodate the cargo offerings. The company would have these 5,000 deadweight tons vessels supplanted by ships of from 7,500 to 8,800 deadweight tone..