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Manawatu Standard, Volume LIX, Issue 162, 10 June 1939, Page 11

Ayt A 1 y? r A If/cOt 1 s>* «P MimF mu ESQ PROFIT This man is making money hand-over-iist from his fowls. Last year his 46 birds laid the magnificent lotal of 10,546 eggs, leaving a bumper profit of £4O. What makes his hens lay better than carefully selected birds entered in important laying tests? Simply this. Each day without fail be adds the little dash of Karswood Spice to the mash. You, too, can make good money from poultry. ACT NOW—feed Karswood and ensure a peak winter egg yield: “This is my third yrnr of pntdtryUrepinq. / harp to birds, irhirh regular!a receive, thrir hII pair nail Poultry Spice, (if irhrh l Ini;/ o tin a month. The eyt/s Ulid h]t the -10 bird* iliiriiifj the IV monthx ’■laiiuary tn Derrmhrr, T.l.'tS. i cere 10.5-10. Drtlnrliiw the cost of fowl tor the prriml, I hove n litre profit rriiminiiit/ of £■lo odd, or approximately £1 per hen." F.C. lOriginnl letter im tile for inspection. I Karswood is obtainable—4-lb. packet, tirlca ]/-; 1-lb. packet, V/-; 7-lb. tin. price iv/c.. Inc reuses egg-production without forcing, because it contains ground insects, but no cayenne pepper, eto. Dry, Quality, Cut to anv Lengths Al.-io Tiiii piri Coal, Coke and Garboueftos Lowest. Killing liates. PHONE 6609 ' Old Gasworks, Main Street.