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Hokitika Guardian, 19 January 1937, Page 6

SURE COUCHS AND COLDS THIS ECONOMICAL WAV. n, bottle of iieenzo (Heenzo Ksi'tiUQk), add hot water and sweoteiiiiijt *8 directed, and you will have ;a ply of- first-class-; '.cougfe; wxtw&{?asi» to eight ordinary-sized bottles;, jdeenza is jijeas«nt to take and' saves; j-ou '/at ittast Ids in the long run. 1 need's 6d, chsuiists and storabV A<Jvf.

if you HAVE ILLS DOSE OF Indignities ii * probabU mult *f 6ut®-toxi«ti«s. ?•«•*» »cca»»Uu ia the sptesu which ffva riu net ©aij t® indijetti** Wal bilisusnew, headachai, lack «f aneigj aai appetite. a 'iMM. ■war* wmsz SSS more EGGS from same 12 hens The letter below speaks for itself, and shows without question or shadow .of doubt that the use of Karswood Poultry Spice (containing ground insects) means 17 extra eggs every week to this poultrykeeper. Yet this famous egg-producer is extremely economical. A one shilling 1 packet for instance is sufficient to supply 20 hens for 16 days. Commence a test to-day:— • “3 yearn ago 1 commenced using ydnf Karswood, but last year l decided to try a change for 3-. months td vidteh (ha sffect. I can assure you I was greatly disappointed in the egg results. / kept 12 li.l.K.’s and during this test thff number of eggs laid was only 422. So I returned to Karswood, and the following 3 months 1 collected 650 eggs. . /' riotg have the greatest faith in Karswood.—* N./t.” y: ; 9 Original letter on, file tor inspection. . Karswood Poultry Spice is obtainable from all wholesalers and stores at '.the following standard 1 retail prices* $11); packet, price T/-; 11b. packet, price 2/- f Tib. tin, price 12/6; 141b.'. tin-/ price 25/6; 2S11). tin, price 45/6: KARSWOOD m POULTRY SPICE W. Increase* egg-production without fording, because it contains ground t- -ets* but ao eayaca# pepper, *tc.