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Poultry, Birds, Etc., For Sale. .■"% ABSOLUTELY Bred to Lay .-Setting! §1 jX White Leghorn, from the best-mated ,; fi pens in Auckland, 12 chicks guaranteed, 10a '• A Bd. 7b 6d—A. Shepherd. 46, The Drive, £ Epson' , , I BLACK Orpingtons, White Rocks, and I.R. Ducks— Ss per doz— Warrington Rd., Remnera. RED to Lay. can't help it. from my imported winners at Onehunga Show, selected layers only. Black Orpingtons, White Leghorns 7s 6d end 10a 6d; postage 2d.—F. Brewin, Bow Rd.. Royal Oak. BLACK Minorca?, Silver Wyandotte* Haa-Bon-Nixon), White Leghorns tPedmanIrvine). 'Settings. 7s 6d , postage, 2s 6d.Alexander. Clovemook Rd.. -Newmarket. OOK your Bettings new from my Championship stock of Rhode Island Reds. Prizewinners at the Waitato. Pukekohe, Huntlv and Dominion Dairy Shews, including Rhode Island Red Championship (against S3 entries)- also 'i specials. 10 firsts. 2 eeronde, 3 thirds. Settings: 10s 6d, 15s, and £1 Is, of 15 eggs; fancy _d utility.— As> bury," Huiitly. AN ARIES.—C. Robinson, winner of I silver cups. Ecu. Myers 6 gold meaal. has Norwich and Yorkshire Hens irom ,6 64 each; other Hens from 6s; Cocks, in tuil soup, from 15s each.-167. Nels-on Street, Auckland. HAMPTON Blue And—usuai (imp.), Ist Prize-winners, Birmingham, Paisley. etc.. 12s; unfertile replaoed.-John C WaJlace, Hamii'.on East HICKS, foe. healthy, from splendid L' winter layers. Leghorn. Rhode Island Beds—Second House, right side, Wapiti Av., Epnom. . . EGGS.-Rhode Island Reds. Ist. 2nd Prisewinners, selected birds, 10s dozen: unjfertile replaced.—John C. 'Wallace. Hamilton East. . TNDIAN Runner Ducks, prise - winning i strum Setting it Od. postage Is crtra. —Wilson,, Hardingtor. St.. Onehunga. POULTRY Meat Meal produces abundant fertile eggs, strong chicks, all grocers. —Colonial Agency, Union Buildings, Cuttoms St- East. RIVERSIDE POULTRY FARM, Header—Mr. C. and Miss Hamilton, Proprietors— Orpingtons, White Leghorns, Indian Homer Ducks; heavy laying strains. Eggs aiad 'Stock. Write for price list. S~ ETTTNGS.—Rhode Island Reds, 7« 66; Plymouth Barred Rocks. 6s 6d; , Lidian Runner Ducks, is Rhode Island Red_Specia.iißt;_Bi)i 57A. G-P.O-SETTINGS" Rhode Island Reds, imported ij Americans, extra pood layers, good colour; .04—91. Valley Bd.. Dc_inion Rd, ETTCv GS"FOR - SALE- and Utility. O Brown and White Leghorns, Buff Orpingtons, Silver Wyandottes. imported oy me: I.R. Ducks. Buff Orpington, and Prion.' —Mrs. J. S. Scott Inkerman Poultry rarrm, Inkermtii St.. On&bunga. - SETTINGS now ready of my farocus 1 White Leghorns, 't 6d; limited number from my competition pen, fourth highest, 1205 in 11 months. IDs 6d,—J. "W. Williams. New Lynn. SETTINGS for Bale of White Leghorns, Black Orpingtons, Rhode Island Reds, and Indian Runner Ducks; 7s 6d—A, Tozer, Poultry Specialist, Bncklani Writ* for CatalogueSILVER Wyandottes. Kinney's.; _ winners Hawkesbury utility competition; settings, 6s 6d; postage, 2s Garth Brewin. Rose Road, Onehunga. - UTILITY White Rocks, best, winter layers. Settings from tested birds ana prize-winners at Onehunga and rMtoto Shows. Orders taken for chicks.—WorraL, 4, Ranciatea Rd.. Epsom. TTTE Specialise in Chicks. Ducklings and VV Settings, from high-grade imported Stock. Write for catalogue.—Chas. Osborne. 9. Kicggley St.. Grey Lynn (Tram Term). WHITE Wyandottes Black Orpingtons, the two best dual purpose breeas in existence, best winter layers: eggs. 6s 6d per dozen, postage Graham. Luke St.._ Otahnhu. WHITE Leghorn Cockerel (Irwin), White VV Lechorns, White Eocks. Black Minorcas, Oroiaston* 3s 6d letting—L. Stan ten. Mt. Eden Rd. T N McLEAN'S AU3TRAL POULTRY J. FARM. ROTORUA. BLACK ORPINGTONS: Heavy laying strain, bred by me for 10 years. Settings, 10s to 20s. from birds bred on> same lines as my pen now leading in Auckland competition. Well ahead of 46 pens, all breeds. W- LEGHORNS: Settings, 10s to 20s. Flit type, heavy layers. Write for illustrated catalogue, post free. J. N. McLEAN. Rotorui. "»TONEY IN POULTRY. Now Invention revolutionises Poultry business. The simplest and most reliable Hatcher in existence. No studying the moisture question; no watching temper***"*" do testing or turning eggs. Everything done naturally. Full particulars sent on receipt of two stamps to covet postage _„_„„ THE NATURAL CHICKEN HATCHER. CO-, Dept. 19. 321. Pitt St.. Sydney. UTILITY Black Orpingtons. White Leghorns, and Cainpines. record layers, t Wins this season with 30 entries. North Island Championships, 17 firsts, 11 seconds, 2 thirds. I keep 'he. best.„ Book your orders now and save disappointment. Settings, 15 eggs. Orpingtons and Leghorns. 7s 64 10= 6d; Campines, 10s 64 Catalogues on application.— Poultry Farm, Pukekohe. 'Phone 134. V S. ROBERTS. Utility Specialist. Prop. UTILITY and American White Leghorns, j White Roeka, and Silver-laced Wyandotte Cockerels, Pullets, trios and breeding pens Mv winnings at Onehunga Show: Eight specials (including 8 best in cl«» specials!. 9 firsts, and 6 seconds. Settings. • booked now. H. E. WELHAM, -Royal Oak, Onehunga WHITE LEGHORNS TEAT ARE BRtD YV * TO LAY. Male iurCi of Mrs. Mills 'Christchurch competition and greatest weight of eggswinners). mated to Baron-Nixon and Niioa hens. All pedigree layers. Yon can't get better than the best. Settings of 15 eggs, 6s : posted. 2s extra; 32s Cd per 100- Eggs delivered Queen St. or vicinity. Also. Indian Runners. Government strain, great layers, 4s 6d for IS. J. JOHNSON, Richardson Rd., Mt. Albert (10 minutes from tram terminus!. Keep the address till your hen goes broody. STT QCOTT, POULTRY O. H. O SPECIALIST. - And Breeder of Great Laying Strains in Indian Runners, White Runners, tad Buff Orpington Ducks, Silvcr-laced and White Wyandotte Fowls. Our Ducks and Wyandottes are bred.to lay. as proved in public competition with the best laying strains of the Dominicc. NOTE OUR WINS AT ALBANY for 1317-18. Oar Runners won the A.P.K. Association's First Duck Egg-laying Competition, although seriously handicapped the last six months by only having fire birds against tl)3 other pen" with six birds, and jet won comfortably. Our Ducks are again proving their great laying powers. Watch the weekly returns from Albany. Our Silver Wyandottes laid the highest total of the breed, came fourth in highest total of Heavy Breed Section, and won Certificate of Merit, having laid equivalent to 200 eggs per bird. Our White Wyandottes won the Special Wyandotte Prize and also a Certificate of Merit. "THESE WINS EXCEL THOSE OF THE SHOW BIRD." Write us for New Illustrated Catalogue and Price List. Address:— " WONDERDUCK RANCH," WILLOW AVENUE. AVONDALE SOUTH. AUCKLAND. Poultry, Birds, etc., Wanted. TO POULTRY GROWERB, SELL NOW. GOOD PRICES THIS WEEK At ARTHUR TOOMAN AND CO., LTD. —*^—;SS__? *™*—' *——"*™""^— i— ' _ Horses and Vehicles tor Sate. ■ FILLY, thoroughbred. 2-years-o!d. unbroken; by Quinn Abbey—Miss Stella; thoroughly sound. Price, £20.— S. Saulbrey, Ngaruawahia. 1 _ _—. — SHETLAND Pony. 11 hands; iny trial :n harness; quiet for children.—Geo Wilkinson. Ellcrslie. WE Buy, Sell, and Exchange at Wyndham Yards, cor. Albert and Wyndcaia Sts.. Vehicle!. Harness. Etc.—Will sell: Hooded Pheton, splendid order, cost £65, take £30; Lorry, flit top. with pig frame, oil axles, spring set, 2 poles, carry 4 tons, 410: Dray. 2yds, Sin tyres; Carts and Gigs, all prices. "HTORLEY'S. LTD.. DURHAM ST. W. All Correspondence. " The Manager." Box „4. Auckland. Milk Waggon, carry SOcwt - ... - £30 Handy Spring Trap, Iwht - .... £13 Good Buggy, scat 5, brake, pole ... £35 Bubber-tyred Gig. 3 spring? - ■ • - • £2» Spring Cart, carry your milk ...» £11 Stylish Ralii Gig. seat 5 £30 Light American Waggon. 2 seats - . • iIS Pony Gig, skirt wines . £15 Useful Sulky, 3 springs £20 Choice Pony Gig J-shafter £33 Harness and Saddles, good assortment. ' ' " ~ = . Bones and Vehicles Wanted. | GIG or Gipsy Cart wanted, strong, well built, roomy. — Grimwade, Hobson ;•; Buildings. 1 PONY turn-out; posy 12.2; used to all il . traffic; must be in good o.'der.—W. ig& Nicholis, Canal Rd., Avondale, -ipf

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 13967, 28 September 1918, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 8 New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 13967, 28 September 1918, Page 2

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