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Manawatu Standard, Volume LIX, Issue 195, 19 July 1939, Page 5

24 PULLETS June 3rd to April 13th. 'T'IIIS result is almost an average of 100 eggs a week for the whole fortyfive weeks. During a period, too, that included the coldest months of the year —the time when weather conditions have the greatest disturbing influence on poultry. And this is not an isolated case; neither is it confined to one winter. Thousands of Karswood users have had similar good results, as you will too, if you use this wonder poultry tonic regularly. Feed Karswood daily—the earlier you start the quicker will your egg supplies increase. Here is the letter: ‘NEVER A DAY WITHOUT EGGS’ "On the Ist Mat/. 1938, / bought 24 pullets. The only other hens l had were Jour very old hints l kept for sitters. The pullets started laying on 2 rd .June and I have never been a day without eggs since. From June 3rd to yesterday, April 13th, they laid 4.480 eggs, and last winter was a severe one in this district. I always use Karswood Spice. — would not Ite without it -and t ecum mend U thoroughly to others ." it.IV. (Original letter on file for inspection.) Karswood Is obtainable—l-lb. packet, price 1/-; l ib. packet, 2/-; 7-lb. tin, price 12/0. KARSWOOD POULTRy SPICE Increase* egg-production without forcing, because it contains ground insscU, but no cayenne psppsr, eUk I the safe disinfectant Ip/PLIT PEfl \ o PELLETS _/NCE you've tasted PRIMROSE Split Pea Soup you'll never be without a few lbs. «n the house It’s simply delicious—prepared by experts from finest ingredients—green tnd golden NEEDS NO SOAKINA. PRIMROSE Pearl Barley is another favourite at! stores stock -y PRIMROSE LINES.

POOLS Regular Collection Days MONDAYS and THURSDAY Pool. Bunuythorpe-Whnkarongo Colyton-Te Arnkura . Linton-Aoknutore Tlalcombe-Makino Ash hll rst-Poha ng ina ... , Itongotea Foxton-Shnnnon Levin-Kuku * Woodvillo ‘ltata-Taihape Secretary. ('. Y. Jewell ... ('. Y. Jewell ... E.AV. Harrison' it. C. Hamilton T. J. Spelman E. N. It owe ... AY. L. Carter J. At. Parsons G. C. Isakson C. D. A. Taylor Regular Collection Days TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS ‘Kimbolton-Kiwitoa Oroua Downs—llungiotu ... Kairanga ... Apiti-ltangiwnhia (First collection Ist August) P. Thovenard . ... E. J. Legg . ... O P. Burmeistcr .. . ... A'. AV. Piles (‘indicates during Telephone No. Go-1 Feihling Go 4 Feihling 12-1 U Palm. Nth . 43J Feihling ... 71) Pohangiua ... •18 llongotea 70S Shannon 29 Levin 70S AA’oodville ... S3S llunterville . Carn'er. Shortall s Transport Shortall’s Transport Rearsley, A. AA". Price, it. Wycherley, C. Currie Pros. MeKcgg. Stokes and Ilurst AA'ylie, Wills, AVaikiev S. Strand, J. H. Goldsworthy Hills’ Carrying Coy., Ltd. •17 Tvimboltnn IGK Kaugiotu ... 149 S Palm. Nth. . 5X Apiti Price, It. McKegg. J. Currie Bros. Bourke and Riley July, Monday or Tuesday only.) All calves must he left at the gate with supplier’s name and address. If possible please hang out flag. Collections will be early, and suppliers ore asked to co-operate with Carriers in every possible way. Collection Days innv he slightly altered, and in some Districts are only once a week meantime. 1 lease contact your Pool Secretary for any information. GAMAGE’S HAT SHOP HAVE TO ANNOUNCE THAT THEY HAVE PURCHASED The New Paragon Millinery TIMES BUILDINGS, BROADWAY, AND WILL SHORTLY OPEN THE NEW SEASON WITH A Glorious Display of Spring Millinery FOR THE NEXT THREE WEEKS THEY WILL BE SACRIFICING THE WHOLE PARAGON STOCK REGARDLESS OF COST At a CLEARANCE SALE Commencing at 9 am. on THURSDAY MORNING NEXT EVERY HAT MUST BE SOLD. 700 HATS TO BE CLEARED from \/« each Carnage’s Hat Shop OPENING AS NEW PARAGON NIIUNERV l