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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17895, 24 September 1921, Page 3

Poultry; Birds, etc., for Sale. B I 4P?j lli, £F ca ' BF»bred, heavy layers; £-Vha£/gg!*'- CJLA ~ *<>' Bo " 883 ' Ta Cipingtons and White Leghorn J-» Settings, 7a 6d; Sbaw competition strain; deliver**! town.—Minter, Birkenhead. T>LACK Orpington Ergs, 5s a setting; from laying strains.—s2, Onslow Rd., "DLACK Spanish, Large Egg Strain. 21s 15 eggs.—J. Harris, Church Rd., Mangere Bridge. CANARIES.— Hens, also.Pairs and Sol? \J st»rs; guaranteed.-Burnitt, Painter, ■ 87, Symonds St., near Bridge. jniSAMPION ~ Blue Andalusians; firlt Paisley, Kilmarnock. Ba-mingham, etc.; Eggs, 16, 12s 6d: unfertile replaced. Birds for sale.—J. C. WaUace, Hamilton East. OHICKS, day old, Shaw-McLean strain; ri a ?* n i Jld ? eal t hy < hiTiis - B1 »ck Orpingtons. Is 6d each.—Forder, Papatoetoe, nScS (12), week old, with Hen. White « or Black Orpingtons, 22a 6d, or freight paid 255; day-old Chicks, 15s doz.: bestjgtrams,—C. Parker, BucklandCHICKENS. White Leghorns. 16s per doz. | a.. «Svr*d competition team.—Shielß, Fowlds St., Elleralie. Y COMPETITION Winners, 1920-1921.—Six Silver Wyandottes, laid 1345 eggs; Settings, 21s, 15s; postage, 3s 8d extra.—E. C. Schnackenberg, Campbell Rd., Onehunsa. COCKEREL (1), young, pure-bred Indian Game; 10 months old.—W.J., Drury. ROBINSON has Cocks in full song; • guaranteed; few select pairs; cheap.— 167, Nelson St. EGGS.— Purebred Buff Orpingtons Se£ ,„ tings. 10s 6d; also Hens and Chicks.— W. Watts. Papatoetoe. •TTENa, Orpington, with 12 B. Orpington JLi. Chicks; Hamilton-Izard competition strain; 275. Also. Chicks, same strain 18s doz.. Rail paid only.—Montgomery. Henderson. TNCUBATOR, I.X.L« 150-egg. as new; one A season's use. Sacrifice. £6 10s.—Incuba- ' tor. Manurewa P.O. INDIAN Runners. Settings and Ducks; gold medal—W. Vennall, Bond St., Stanley Bay, Auckland. INDIAN Runners.—My Ducks h&ve won first Kilmarnock, Paisley. Liverpool; real layers; Eggs, 10s 6d, 12. — John C. Wallace. Hamilton East. POULTRY Meat Meal produces abundant ferWle eggs, Btrong chicks t all grocers. —Colonial Agency, Victoria ArcadePURE Black Orpington and White Leghorns- N.S.W. and N.Z. Govt, strain ,- 7s 6d doz.—Bond, Lower Symonds St. opp. Havelock St. RJ. ROBERTS' Reliable Black Orping- • tons still lead all breoda at Mt. Albert Competitions. Settings of Eggs and dayold Chicks; also White Leghorns and Indian Runner Ducks from 4 of the best competttion strains. Prices on application.—R. J. Roberts, Grey St. East, Onehunga. 'Phone 69 or Box 2. ; QETTINGS White Leghorn. McLean *J strain. 10s.—Edward Farrand, Papatoetoe. SETTINGS p.b. 80. and W.L. \ egg strains; 13 egge, 6a 6d.—Evans, Hill Rd.. ManurewaFTTING'S. 15 eggs, pure-bred Andalusians^ champion laying strain; price, 10s. Mr 3. C. Harvey, Walton. SETTINGS Indian Runners and" Black - Orpingtons; heavy laying; 8s 6d and 10s. —J. Crawley. Favona Rd.. Mangere. SETTINGS Rhode Island Red. Wallace and Shields ,strain; 6s 6d setting Great North Road. Avondale. SETTINGS from our Champion Large Egg Strain Silver Wyandottes: competition winners.—Eayrs, Rural, Birkenhead. SETTINGS Black Orpingtons. Rhode Island Reds, from prise imported strain, 6s 6d—73, Calliopo Rd-. Devonport. SETTINGS. Silver Wyandottes, 15 eggs, 10s 6d; from Ist prize birds. Pukeiohe and Onehunga, 1921.—2, Arthur St. E., Onehunga. (SETTINGS.—BIack Orpingtons. White LegCJ horns: Shaw. 1-IcLeay. Mum by; 10s 6d posted; competition strains.—Forder. Papatoetoe. ETTTNGS. Incubator, Purebred Black ( Orpingtons; gTeat layers. £2 100. I.E. Drake, purebred, white egg strain; 10 months—Mrs. Ellis, Store, Morningside. SETTINGS. Rhcde Island Reds; 15 eggs. from imp. cockerel: first and special Onehunga Show.—ls. Abbotsford Terrace, Devonport. SETTINGS Black Orpingtons. Utility strain, 7s 6d.—Te Kainga, Moana Av., ■ off Campbell Road. Royal Oak. SETTINGS of 15 Eg;s, Black Orpington, 324 egg strain, from tested birds, 21s; untested. 12s 6d.—Bangard. Thames. SETTINGS (15) Silver Wyand<*tes'and In~dian Runner Ducks 5.0s 6d. including pocking, postsuge; only best birds kept.— Ho wick Poultry Farm, Howick. QETTINGS, 7s 6d. Minorcas, Orpington. Rhode Island. White Leghorn. Runner Ducks. Plymouth Rocks, Brown Leghorns.—B7, Balmoral Rd.. Mt Eden. SETTINGS of Eggs, incubator lota; day old Chicks from champion utility B Orpingtons and W. Leghorns; write for price list.—J. N. McLean, Austral Poultry Farm. Rotbrun. SETTINGS— Black Orpington (McLean" Perrett's). Silver Wvandottes (Sokolichs). 7s 6d settings. 15 eggs; postaKe and ' box extra.—Syers. next Fearon's. Butcher ' Avondale. WHITE Leghorn Pullets. 4 to"! af! laying—2. Rendel Place. Eden ' Tee. EGGS —White and Brown Leghorn. Black Orpington, Minorca, Silver Wyandotte, • Campine. Rhode Island Red; also Pekin and Indian Runner Ducks; 10s 6d per setting (15), posted 12s 6d. Incubator Lots, 50s per 100. freight extra. CHICKS, 3 days old, 15s per dozen, freight extra; cash with order. Book orders oarly. THE GABLES. 'Phone 55. Papakura. T X.L. HATCHING APPLIANCES. EQUAL TO THE BEST IMPORTED AT HALF THE PRICE. OUR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY. Send a Stamp for a Copy to A. POND. Eileraiie, Auckland. • 'Phone 3932 '3 rings). RHODE Island - Rods.—Settings from this great mortgage-lifting, money-making utility breed; bred to lay, show, and table; < winners of 17 firsts and 11 specials; from the best American. English, and Australian strains. All eggs from stook graded by . Government inspector on utility standard lines; 17s 6d, 15s. 12s 6d per setting of 15 eggs, postage 2s lid extra; only purebred birds penned. Incubator lots arranged.—W. J. Simpson, Ruakura. Box 18, Newßtead. SCIENTIFIC POULTRY PLANT. BLACK ORPINGTONS AND WHITE LEGHORNS. Settings, Incubator Eggs, Bonny Chicks. ) • E. S. Higginbotham can supply you with tae best Utility Stock procurable. Why not purchase from a reliable breeder. t Write for LJ3t to Northcote"i k QMAIL'S UTILITY WHITE LEGHORNS. WINNERS 1919-20 AUCKLAND EGG- ' LAYING COMPETITION. '. 1420 EGGS IN 50 WEEKS, STANDARD WEIGHT. ; Also winner North Island Championship, 2 gold medals. 2 blue ribbons, 9 firsts, 2 seconds last three years. | Champion Pen, £2 2s; Competition Wini ners, £1 Is; other Pens, 15s. Postage and packing. 3s 6d extra. I JOHN SMAIL. ' Turama Road. Royal Oak. ; TXTHITE LEGHORNS - STANDARD 1 VVn, BRED LAYERS. I I have just imported Cockerels from Mr. -| W. 3. . Buckland, "of Hawkesbury College 1 fame," to mate with my well-known layers, • I and will supply Bettings from these birds at ; 15s for 15 eggs. Postage and box, 3s 6d I extra; £3 10s per 100. I hold the Auckland record for a single , . pullet, 274 eggs in 50 weeks. Also A.P.K A . i certificate of merit, 1341 eggs in 50 weeks! Eggs delivered Queen St. or vicinity. i 3. JOHNSON. Richardson Road, Mount Albert. Five minutes from Competition Pens. Keep the address till your hen goes broody. ' TRUCKS THAT LAY AND PAY. . S. H. SCOTT'S Strains of Ducks have won TWO DUCK TESTS in public competitions. (Orders now booked for Settings.) .8. H. SCOTT'S "WONDER STRAIN" of New Zealand-bred Indian Runner Ducks won the first A.P.K. Assn. Duck Test ' easily. S. H. SCOTT'S "ROYAL STRAIN" of White Indian Runner Ducks won the firet Southland" Duck Teßt comfortably. . S. H. SCOTT'S " IDEAL STRAIN" of Buff Orpington Ducks are the best General Purpose Duck on the market. S- H. SCOTT'S Strains of Ducks are World- ! famous for their Laying qualities, and our 1. Runners on standard points during the five A.P.K.A. Duck Tests have been accorded highest honours four times by the judges j the fifth occasion the ducks were not judged. This record has never been equalled by any ducki breeder in the Dominion. Our Silver and White Wyandottes are bred to lay. (Order settings right away.) WRITE FOR MATING LIST AND CATALOGUES To S. H. SCOTT'S WONDER DUCK RANCH, I AVONDALE SOUTH.