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Evening Star, Issue 18714, 16 August 1924, Page 17

“Chicks not a bit of trouble” After using Karswood Chicken Powder (containing ground insects) The actual letters of Chick* “ ever ao strong ” poultry keepers them- „„ „ _ , _ T i n. selves which continue 85 ' Knap P Eoa ‘ l - Bow - Lon<,on ' Eto flow into our offices, The pullet I spoke about in my last letter prove that chicks l|ve has laid eight eggs in nina days, and still and lay when fed the looks after her chicks, which are getting on Karswood way. lovely, and they are ever so strong. I feed In the letter below, t! \ ern with wheat in the morning, warm Mr. Pook. of Paver- middlings mid-day mixed with your Karasham. lays It down as wood Poultry Spice, which I never want to his emphatic opinion be without, and wheat in the evening, althat half the death though they seem quits satisfied after the rate apmng young mid-day meal. Green stuff we cannot get chickens would bo put nluc h of. but I give them as much as I can, an end to if they were hut X always keep a sprouting oat and wheat reared on the Kara- hox. it only takes a few days to sprout; wood system, which al 'd It is Just fun watching them scrap for does not call for extravagant foods, and It. They Just love it. I knew nothing wh:itrtnes not penalise your pockets with fancy GVer of chickens until I sent for your book, and when I want to know anything about them I look up the book, I think it is most valuable to everybody. April 10, 1923. MRS, NEVILLE, Egg supply increased 200 pep cent. C/o P.O. Whangarci. Since using Karswood Poultry Spice wo 1 It&ha does not penalise your pockets with fancy prices. Read how well others are doing. “Chicks not a hit of trouble” 7, Gatefield Lane. Paversham. I thought you would be interested to know Jiow well I have benefited by using your Karswood Chicken Powder. After losing two chicks I sent to you for a packet, and am „ ~, . ~ , - .... glad to say I have never had a bit of trouble flnd . » .very beneficial to *° w ' s , suear sw asr ?sx as* had from six Wyandotte pullets since No' the hens looked, and were, the picture of health. I can thoroughly recommend everyI’gmber, 651 eggs. I have now two with a bci jy p arc hase Karswood Spice for their brood each, one with I<* and one with 14, p oU it r y > an( j follow directions and they will and having such splendid results I am feed- }j ava tbe be3t rosu itg. ing them the same way, and I feci certain j anuary> 1924. if other poultry keepers followed the Karswood system of chick rearing and feeding Ihcre would not bo ona half the death rate among young chickens. You are at liberty to make any use you like of this, and I shall do my best to recommend it at any time. May 1. 1922. SIDNEY POOK. Eggs Dropped Off when Karswood! Stopped. Kaitieke, Eaurimu. Will you kindly send me two packets of Karswood Poultry Spice by return mall. I 11. PAW SON. 810 4d. Packet supplies 20 chickens 7 days. 1/- Packet supplies 20 chickens SO days. 2/- Packet supplies 20 chickens 60 days. Karswood Chicken Powder contains no Ginger, Gentian, Capsicum, or Chillies. It contains instead ground insects, which chickens love. If your local dealer cannot supply, send a postcard to the New Zealand Agents (address below), asking the namii of the nearest dealer who supplies Karswood Chicken Powder. PAIRBAIRN, WRIGHT & CO. am right out. I Just got a 71b. tin. but Richfield St., Christchurch. Moore St., Auckbeing short of change I ordered some Poul- land. Old Custom House St., Wellington, and try Spice from town, asking them to send Moray Place, Dunedin, me Karswood. However, they must. have been out of stock and sent me ■ ■’s. My NOTE—The sole manufacturers of Karswood fo C wls have gone down from IS and 20 a day to Chicken Powder and. 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