\ f / having excellent results. So I put it to a test for 12 months from September 14th, 1928, unhl September, 1929, and the eggs I received ■ of x'X. for the whole year from 15 birds were 2460. —- My receipts were leaving a clear — Profit of £i6lio/nid. and I can assure you c, HR that anyone could do- the same by using Karswood Poultry Spice. „ ®en 3 olh September, 1929- (Sgd-) C.D. * ?n w 3 ° riBinaiktter ° naef ° rins p ecti ° n Note the Economy r tt-j) » -g 1/- packet supplies 20 hens 16 days iTOm 15 Oircls 2/-packet supplies 20 hens 32 days 1 Tz*- j 71b- ti n (12/6) supplies 140 hens 32 days tnanks to Karswood i 4 ib. tin (23/6) supplies 280 hens 32 days Poultry Spice 281 b. tin (45/6) supplies 560 hens 32 days Profit such as the above is obviously a Half-penny- a day to make twelve-month profit. It means a regular " lav egg-laying throughout the year, particularly y j during the winter when eggs are scarce and One lablespoonful (3- oz.) of Karswoou prices are high. If your fowls have eased Poultry Spice is sufficient for 20 hens for up on their job put them on Karswood one day, so that it costs you less than £d. Poultry Spice (which contains dried and per day for every dozen fowls. ground insects) and very scon your empty baskets will be filled again, this is not ™ fiction. It is a fact attested to by over Try a olllllin & Packet half a million “Karswood” users. This Try it for a fortnight on half-a-dozen great number of poultry-owners, represent- hens. Results are not instantaneous —it ing people in England, Australia, New ta^es a fortnight or three weeks to improve Zealand and other lands, cannot be wrong. h n . If vour local dealer Surely their collective opinion is weighty „ . . „ enough to suggest the wisdom of giving t . supply ’ senci a postcard to the New “Karswood” a trial. One 1/- packet is Zealand Agents (address below), asking sufficient for 20 hens for 16 days. Here is the name of the nearest dealer who supthe letter of the man who made the £l6 plies Karswood Poultry Spice. profit: Manufactured by “I thought it would E you a Know how I am getting on ffiEnfUHTDV QDICP Fairbairn, Wright & Co. ivith my poultry as I I UvLi iX ! Auckland, Wellington, havphppniMrw Kars- Christchurch and Duntiaveocen using <rs increases egg-production without forcing, edin, and by all Wholewood Poultry tspice because it contains ground insects, but no salers and Stores in N.Z. - for the last six years, cayenne pepper, etc. KlI-11-30
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Greymouth Evening Star, 17 June 1930, Page 3
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