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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXI, 7 August 1926, Page 9

i f 1 Every Passing Birthday Makes Its Meaning Clear FACH successive year is a definite reminder that the “race is to the fit.” A precautionary measure towards keeping fit that is easy of observance is —One Wolfe’s Schnapps a Day for Your Health s Sake, for Wolfe’s is especially efficacious as a diuretic. In later years particularly, the moderate use of Wolfe s is found of greatest benefit, inducing calm sleep and a bright awakening in the morning if taken with hot water and lemon as a nightcap . Wolfe’s is obtainable in large and half bottles as well as the convenient quarter size. AROMATIC SCHIEDAM 'A Blcuing* to Humsmly ‘ SCHNAPPS, mmm JuUt€3S 1 sunshine m Ct ■'.V. * M : ■ ■ ft* IT’P v.>. .*5 CINUINF PEHttCTLYWW iwTMm m VMM. MWliWklllTl ' : ./ M -j , •v.. r

twice as many nggs As a direct result of using Karswood Poultry Spice (containing ground insects ).

\ New-laid eggs are now fetching big prices, and these, should be taken advantage of by every .wide-awake poul-try-keeper. Now is the time to make a serious effort to- get ' your springhatched pullets into, full ;.1ay k . They should be laying from three to five eggs per. week per bird at the present time, many poultry-keepers have birds which are “beautifully red’ ’in the comb but are not actually laying. All they want Is a little practical encouragement to coax them into full lay while eggs are fetching top prices. . It. is : exactly at this difficult period of. the year when Karswood Poultry Spice (containing, ground insects) gives the fowls that extra “something” which is .needed to stimulate egg production. As'the. cost-is only a-half-penny a day for ten fowls It repays poultry-keepers from, ten to twenty times over in extra eggs.' ; ‘A ■ Retd the letter, below from Mr. J. W. Thompson, of BatJey, Torks., who, as a result of feeding bis birds on Karswood Poultry Spice, has more than doubled his egg production. Also the testimonial from T. Hanke, of Cambridge Street, London, whose letter, coming in by the same post as Mr. Thompson’s letter, endorses it in a most remarkable way. Then put your birds on the Karswood System, as over half a million other poultry-keepers are already doing to their delight,.and profit.' Double the Eggs. 11, Yard 2, Oxford Street, Alt. Pleasant, ;, . - • • Batley, Yorks. Being a user of Karswood Spice, I shall be more than pleased if 3011 will send me one of your poultry books. I have been a user of Karswood Spice for twelve months, and have more, than doubled my egg production. I have tried many others, but none half as satisfactory as yours. 26th iOct., 1025. J. W. THOMPSON. Twice as Many Eggs, Too. 32, Cambridge Street, London, S.W. 1. ’I am pleased to tell you that I have u«ed Karswood Poultry Spice for a long time, and have obtained twice as many eggs as I did a year ago. 26th Oct., 1925. T. HANKE. 2486 Eggs From 14 Birds in 12 Months. 88 Campbell St., Karori, "Wellington. I thought the following might be of interest to you:— In December, 1923, I bought 14 White Bock Pullets. They were two months old when I got them, and I kept them until April, 1924. No signs of any eggs. I read about Karswood Poultry Spice, bought, a packet, and from May 20th to Afay 31st I got 24 eggs. From June Ist to 30th .... 212 eggs From July Ist to 31st. .... 302 eggs From Aug. Ist. to 30th .... 313 eggs From Sept. Ist to 30tb .... 208 eggs From Oct. Ist to 31st. .... 293 eggs From Nov. Ist to 30th .... 291 eggs Total—l7o9 eggs. From Alay 20th, 1924, to Alay 20th, 1025. Total for the year, 2-180 eggs and one of the Pullets died, which left 13 birds.

I have also reared some Pullets from the above, and two started to lay last week. In the summer their morning food is oats; noon, masli with Karswood Spice; evenings, oats; winter, oats, crushed maize in the morning; noon, mash, bran, oats and crushed maize; evening, oats, pushed maize.' I would like to hear from you if this is a good. record for the year. C. S. CLARKE. Christchurch Poultry P eeper gets Two Extra Eggs per Bird, Mr. R. Griffiths, of 109 Colombo St, Christchurch, writes: “After using Karswood Poultry Spice, I secured GOO 'eggs from five pullets in six months, against 342 eggs for the previous six months before using Karswood Poultry Spice (which is two extra eggs a week 1 from each bird). They are still going strong. I wish to give you many thanks and hope that you will have record sales for Karswood Poultry Spice this year.” A Regular Egg Machine. Hednesford Road, Itugoley, Staffs. I have great pleasure in writing to you again. I read again and again the welcome news that Fred Toothill publishes. It is true at this time of the year, when eggs are eggs, the only and best way to get them is by feeding the Karswood way. I have one Rhode Island Red pullet, which is laying six eggs a week. This bird was hatched in January. She commenced to Jay in June, and has been a regular egg machine. I took second prize at our show this week with a Red cockerel in a strong class; so eggs and beauty go hand-in-hand by feeding on Karswood. Wishing you every success. Ist Nov., 1925. C. A. lIAIIVEY. Made Such an Improvement. Railway Cottage, Gmakuno Junction. Please send me lliree pounds of Karswood Poultry Spice. I had one packet given to me, and it made such an improvement in the hens that I feel I cannot do without it now. Postal notes enclosed for 8/-. MRS. T. HALL. 10. You can do just as well by using Karswood Poultry Spice (containing ground insects). Packets: 4d., 1/- and 2/-. If your local dealer cannot supply, send a postcard to the New Zealand Agents (address below) asking the name of the nearest dealer who supplies Karswood Poultry Spice. FAIRRAIRN, WRIGHT ANI) CO.J Licliiioid Street, Christchurch; Moore Street, Auckland; OPd Customhouse St., Wellington; and Moray Place, Dunedin. sole. manufacturers of Karswood Poultry Spice (containing yround insects) are E. Griffiths Hughes, Ltd., Manchester, England, established 1756, in the Reign of George the Second.