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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8631, 29 July 1891, Page 6

The following attractive announcement lately appeared in the advertising: columns of the East of File Record :—" Wanted, cottagers and others to hatch eggs. Liberal terms. Apply," &c. Whereupon Punch thus comments :—" We are glad to soo the men of Fife thus taking the lead in creating new openings for the agricultural labourer. Of course the weather will have much influence upon the success of the new avocation. To sit out hatching aggs in one of such blizzards as we have had since Christmas would bo exceedingly inconvenient upon whatever 'liberal terms. But, given a fair summer day or a quiet autumn evening, there seems something quite idyllic in the picture of the agricultural labourer sitting out in his own three acres hatching eggs—probably laid by the cow." A lady former in Carnarvonshire has been utilising the common weed known as groundsel, In the place of destroying the plant she has encouraged its growth, and fed it to horses and cattle, which have eaten it greedily without any bad effects. Cadbuuy's Cocoa." A Cocoa of the highest degree of Purity and Nutritive value. — Health. The Medical Annual advises practitioners to remember that when recommending Cocoa as a food and beverage for invalids, the name Cadboby on any packet of Cocoa is a guarantee of purity.