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

WHITE LEGHORN EGGS. Settings, ISs. InoubffiWr Lots. £3 10s per 100. P « W. SHAOKIOC K, Park terrace, Kensington. LANGDOWN’S Consists of the dried Groats, “IMPERIAL" CHICKEN POOD correct proportions of kilnWhoat, Barley, Maize, and Linseed. TRY IT. gFBIGHT, Dunedin Agenta: JUSTICE, AND CO. CIRCLE INCUBATOR, 67s 6d, postage 3s extra. PEERLESS BROODER'S, LEG BANDS, Etc. mnOMSON, BRIDGER. AND CO.. LTD. £2OO OR OFFER. OK(\ FOWLS (6 breeds), 7 INCUBA#O\J TORS, 4 BROODERS, SCO yards WIRE NETTING, 12-BGG ORATES, andSUNDRIES. A rare chance for anyone starting. DAY-OLD CHICKS and EGG SETTINGS TRADE. UTILITY, 333, ‘ Star ’ Office. TNCUBATORS, Brooders* Green-food Cut* -t- ters, Green-bone Cutters, Grit Mills, etc. —At Munsons’, 185 Princes street. POULTRY Leg Bands (all Kinds and colors), Nest Eggs, Poultry Spice, Grit, Tonics, Chick Food.—Bilk,, Ltd. T'tbOUGLAS Mixture, a grand tonic for J-F moulting and laying fowls, Is 6d. — Skene’s, Lid., Stuart street, Dunedin. 7}RATI'S Poultry Regulator, great egg jL producer; large packets, Is 9d; Illustrated Catalogue Free. —Skene’s, Ltd., Dunedin. TTWR SALE, Utility White Leghorn -Sr Cockerels.—J. Rattigan, 49 Fawcett street, South Dunedin. QETTINGS White Leghorns, Silver WyanO dottes, llinoroas, White Rocks, LB. Ducks; 10s posted.—R. Bunlop, Clydevale. POE SALE, Rhode Island Red Hen (one year) and Hatch Chicks, 25s. —Winter, Arnold street, N.E. Vailey. IJIO R SALE, Settings White Leghorn and Rhode Island Reds, Bantams; good strains; 7s 6d setting of 15 eggs.—Winter, Arnold street, N.E. Valley. 171O R SALE, Circlet Incubator (50-egg), good order; £2.-12 Islington street, N.E. Valley. FOR SALE, White 'Leghorn Settings, 6s 6d; September Chicks, Is 3d, from selected birds of noted laying staling.—43 Walter street, off Eglinton. FOR SALE, Jubilee Incubator (108-egg), in perfect running order. —For particulars ring ’phone 9,555. OR SALE, 70-egg Hot-air Incubator; guaranteed perfect order; good hatcher.—lrvine, East avenue, St. Kilda. FOR SALE, Utility Rhode Island Red Settings, 15s 15 eggs; Cockerel and 5 Pullets, £2 10s. BARRED Plymouth Rocks. Cock (Utility), South Island champion, 1924, and Hen (laying), £3 3s the pair. WHITE Rock Pullets (laying), 6s each. L. Colbournc, Kaitangata. C~IIICKENS.— D^ci7RtodTIsland Rod, 3 weeks old, £1; Day-old White Leghorns, Is 3d each; railage 2s extra; cash with order. —17 Driver street, St. Kilda. FOR SALE, Rhode Island Red, White Leghorn Cockerels; good strains. —D. Campbell, 235 Oxford street, South Dunediu. ipi ET good Chicken Food, it makes all \JT the difference; saves loss or trouble with your chickens; get Thomson’s, it’s always dependable. SETTINGS Utility Minoroas, 10s 6d, 7s 6d; winners first, special, and two seconds Dunedin Fanciers’ Club, 1924; orders taken day-old Chickens. —W. Young, 7 Gamma street, Roslyn. ’Phono 3,247. ORDERS Taken for Utility White Leghorns, also Utility B j ick Minoroas; Ist prize 1923-24 show; 7s 6d, carriage and packing 2s extra.—Apply Miss Fox, caro Skinner’s Store, N.E. Valley. iwOlTSALErßlack' OrpTand White LegJD horn Settings; good laying strain; 6s sotting.—ll. Strong, Short street, Burnside. CHICKS For Sale, best strain; orders now taken.—J. Kirby, 43 Kawliiti street, Sunshine; 4 ’phone 7,002.

The meeting of Charles H. and Mrs Ellis, of Westwood, Massachusetts, with Postmaster-Ceneral New at Washington recently celebrated an unusual centennial anniversary. Mr Ellis has been postmaster at Westwood forty-four years, his father and grandfather having preceded him in the same office, now in the family for an unbroken period of 100 years. When your throat is affected by damp weather, take “NAZOL” on sugar. Be moves hnskiness and prevents serious trouble. 60 doses is 6ct—tAdwt J