C: per Biid per Year!. What is the maximum '• number of eggs •your birds are capable of laying in one . year? The surest way of finding this ouHf is to put them'on ,tlia Karawpod system of feeding for egg production'. Jhst a dash of Karswood Poultry Spice regularly in,the mash —that’s all. Karswood coaxes but does not force ;,it cannot force because it contains no forcing ingredients, but it , does contain ground insects, the.birds’ natural tonic stimulant. Read thililetter. You, too, can do just as well: “J have much pleasure in informing you of the, Splendid’results received from feeding the Karswood way. My ■ birds (White Leghorns) last year averaged 285 eggs per bird, and I have one pen of pullets that looks like beating that: These pullets have from hatching been ■ fed the Karswood way. There are 6 of them, and since Ist June they .have averaged' 5 eggs per day.—E.CM.” Original letter on file for inspection. Karswood Poultry Spice is obtainable -•' from all wholesalers and stores at the following standard retail ; prices: j;ilb.. packet, price 1/-; lib. packet, price 2/-; 71b. tin, price 12/6; 141 b. tin, price 23/6; 281 b. tin, price 45/6, _ POULTRY SPICE# ncreases egg-production Without fdreng, because it contain# ground insect#, >ut no cayenne pepper, etc.
• ‘tt ’£K4< #r U ./•! ** K ‘rtifc’* s£*'iV‘ ' FOR CYCLISTS! 2 COVERS ■ AND 2 TUBES 2 hard wearing Hu(i*'jrt Cwwi and Tubes are,yours for 15/-J Or ‘ Covbr and 1 Tub* Writ# 1 for your* Now r 1 We Pay Pentage. Hudson Covers 6/6, Tube* Ww an teed for 6 month*. Scotia Cover* 8/6, Guaranteed I months; ■ THESE ALSO ARE GREAT VALUk Dunlop Magnum 16/-, 18 month*-, fua** an tee. Dunlop Roadster : 12/6. r Tube 5/6; ..i* months’ guarantee. Danlop Bates 10/f; Tube 4/-/ 12 guarantee. Dunlop Kempahall 6/6, Tube S/6;. months’ guarantee. • * John Bull Servior 16/6, 20 mouth* , guarantee. hn Bull Roadstetr IP/-, J 8 moath*/,; guarantee. “r John Bull LantVs End 10/-, 1? month*' guarantee. ; ’'■ John Bull Grandly 18/-, t 6 oaontSw’ guarantee. W. A. SCOTT* SONS “THE CYCLE PEOPLE ? . 181-183 George Street, DUNEDIN
A tin of “Rex” on the pantry shelf is the hostess’* best friend on Bridge Night*. Much more delicious than ordinary cheese. feMakes' the tastiest sandwiches imaginable—in a twinkling. B D L CD " Spreads like:'’Butter. Luncheon Don’t be grey for another day ! Use JtacJiel Hair Tonic, which revitalises hair and roots and restores natural colour. W. If. W’Uiams, Advi • v. •
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Hokitika Guardian, 17 October 1932, Page 6
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