Page 3 Advertisements Column 8

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18197, 16 September 1922, Page 3

Poultry, Birds, Etc., lor Sale. •O 8. HIGGINBOTIAH'* TL. BLACK ORPINGTONS AND * * WHITE LEGHORNS ' * T Again Winning Auckland Egg-Laying " Competition, Awarded 3 Firsts, Fourth, 2 Fifths and Sixth; judged on Utility Standard, by Government Experts.. SETTINGS. BONNY BABY CHICKS INCUBATOR EGGS. Write for Lists. SCIENTIFIC POULTRY FARM, - ' Henderson. E O^P AK PguISRYnFARM, DAY-OLD CHICKS AND DUCKLINGS _ A ALSO INCUBATOR EGGS. ; WHITE LEGHORNsT BLACK ORPS-. INDIAN RUNNERS. ' _Terms_on Application. H. KEALS. W^v&n^^SFS- constT. TUTI.ON. AND CONSISTENCY ' t>,¥lJ >L f aß * ? re - bre 4 for KPnerationa from SS g /?, a^ S r layin § »t rai ra .i" the Dominion and Australia, and the lr.ying habit is pa.-t of themselves. I hold the A.P-K.A. recor' . for a single pullet-274 full-weight eg<r G i n ' 50 weeks-a so Pert fi.nte of Msrit--134re4a qiif;°nl eck f S -ir ßls eggs of them. S: ID £2 10S US6 28 Cd CI „. . , J. JOHNSON, Richardson Road, Mount Albert ■ . <*»ve minutes from the Competition)

Poultry, Birds, Etc., Wanted. TNCUBATORS, 50-100 egg capacity, must X be in perfect working order; cheap- ; give particulars.—J.H., 53G, Heralp. iVf BXICAM Green Parrot; must be cheap. ,■"■*- ~^ rs - AUan ' n > France St.. Newton. Livestock for Sale. "DULL. Jersey, grade year old, silver ■ jJ grey, from good milking strain.—Henderson ¥ards. 18th.—Laurie. Jersey, profii few Ways. R.P. bull / second _calf;' guaranteed sound — Kenealy, 65. Shore Rd.. Remuera. COW, Jersey, house, black, no bail or rope needed, easy milker, duo Oct. 1£12 10s.—B. McGoldrick. Eakdale Rd.', Birkenhead. HEIFER, Jersey-Shorthorn, 2i years, quiet r springing; guaranteed.—W. L. Cooper, Takanini, HOUSE Cow, ideal, Jersey, due September • 4; ~n ulk~ anywhere, . guaranteed.— Marriner. Yates Rd.. Mangere Cross-jig. JERSEY Heifer Calf (pretty) from prize *tack: price, £I.—S. Kterr, JerßeyDairy, Croydon Rd., off Dominion Rd., via Herbert Road. COW, crossbred Berkshire, 2} years old , r „ d HP fain,w Lee: very prolific. What offer ?—L. Oweiu Tajaotea. LAO Pl^S < Weaners. Slips, Stores, Small JL\JV/ Porkers, from 15s each.—W.. H klderton, Henderson. Plants, Trees, Etc., for Sale. ■- COCKSFOOT (Fanners'). sid; Dressed. 9id. Clover (Farmers'). Is.-—Peter Boyd, Colonial Mutual Bldgs. Dunedin. FERTILITY _Seeds. — Shallots. Rhubarb Roots, any Quantity; Onion and lomato Plants.—Hopkins. Queen Hi I Auckland. HAVE Flowers all Summer—.l2 Assorted y. oiioice F»ower Seeds, includin"Lnant Aeters,, 3e; Fringed Petunia, Double Cosmos, Scarlet Salvia, Blue Salvia, Mina Lobata, 6d packet; 12 aason»d packets Vegetable Seeds 3s, 6 packets 1b 6d; Peas and Beans 9d packet, posted—W. Abraham, Seedgrower and Merchant, Parnell..«. ~.. ~„ .._.. LAWSUNIANAS, sturoy7"str~onij, planil -■■ 255; Macrocarpas, 15s; Craesifoliuirs. ' 12a 6d, 100.— H. Porter. Box 289, Aackland. ONION Plants.—Early Straw Spanish, 7* per 1000; postage. Is 6d.—J. Dore, A.bert St.. Onehunga. STOCKS. Antirrhinums. Schizanthus, i-ansy, Coreopsiß, Carnations, Scabious, etc.: 6s 6d for 50; post free for . cash.— Sanders, Box 263, Hamilton. ■ • ■ . ■ SWEET Peas, 8 choice-named varieties. 2s 9d, posted ;• unsurpassed for ele. cance—Hopkins. Queen St.. .Auckland. Plants. Market Favourite. - X Palmer's Selected, Large Red, Holmes' . Supreme, Koadine, Trophy, Sunrise, Recruit, etc.; 8s per 100, £3 per 1000.—A. W. Palmer, Glen Eden. •Sj O. To! BROAD WA YV NEWMARKET SEED COMPANY Have Special Selected Spencer Sv*et Pea Seeds. 6 varieties, per packet Is. Aleo. Vegetable and Flower Seeds to Sow dunns Sprins. Cabbage Plants. Is 4d 100: Cauliflower. 2s 100; Onion. 8d 100. 6s ner 1000. :-,-•* Good Southern-grown Seed Potatoes. rpHE Al SEED ST O RJI d.. SEED POTATOES—Bi-r list of best varieties. NURSERY STOCK—Fruit. Shelter. Hedge Trees. Al SEEDS of every description for Farm -• and Garden. Price Lists and Catalogues - : posted Free. WE ARE SEEDSMEN! O'LuARY BROS. AND DOWNS. LTD-. , Cook Street. Auckland. Box 479. Farm Appliances for Sale.., ."'.."■. DP., R. and G.; M.H. National Gang, • D.F.: Rockhutt Colonial Gang, 2or 3-furrow; Benicia and M.H. Single and D.F. Disc Ploughs; • Single-furrow Ploughs, all makes, sizes; Imperial 8-Blade I'new) Disc Harrows, from £14; Steel Queen, 14-Blade; Acme Harrows and Pulverisers, from £4__ Chain, Tripod, Tine Harrows, Maize Drills, £6 12s 6d; 50GaL Sharpies; -49Gal, Glolje. "FARMERS' MACHINERY EXCHANGE.Hobson Street .... . —■■ 1 ,■ 1 1 i j Farm Appliances Wanteds CREAM Cans, four, 10 or 12 gallons; dv.cond-nu.nd.—S. Freest. Orini. Taupiri. SEPARATOR wanted.—State size.' maker, and price to F. J. Nettleinghara, Pat«tonga, Hauraki Plains. '—: S*~EPARATOR, 130 to 200 gallons; must be good.—Replies to Harding and Son, Box 16. Hinuera. .' ' '." " ' '. ■ I Dress and Fashion, _ — ■■■ ..""". 1. ■. ACCORDION Pleating—The latest, i» five different styles.—The Crothall Way Co.. 137. Symonds St. ■ A _ "ME_aCAN~Button Co.. 43, Elliott St.— Novelty Nailneading, Eyeietting, Pleating, Button Girdling, Hem-stitching, Em- . broidery, Braiding C~ HOICE Seleotion of Hosiery, Corsets, and all Underwear at Matthews e.nd Andrew's, 147, Symonds St. REPE DE CHINE Frocks, from 52s 6d; Sponge Ooth, 28s 6d.~Colisei_n. *76. * Queen St. (opp. Y.W.C.A.;. BATHERS —Boas remodelled into Fash* ionable Capes.—Mrs. Crombie. late • Helvetia Ostrich Co.. City Chambers (2nd ■ floor) ..-..- . . ■ .-. - GENUINE Tailor-made Suits reduced . to ' bedrock—H. G. F. Clear, Genuine ! Tailor. National Chambers. Swanson Streftt. '•;■' LADIES', Gent.'a Felt Velour Hats cleaned, dyed, reblocked.—The Crot» -■ hall Way Co.. 137. Symonds St. ..- ... ' - * MAISON Karine—Dainty Summer Frocks, Lingerie, at reasonab.e , makers and Costumiers, 5-6. Watson'a Bjdgs. ODEL Hats, a smart assortment, :.39t6d,--.-. 49a 6d, and 59s 6d.—The Parisienno, Wellesloy St. East. ' ' -;::;. .::-.. . ILLINERY—See Special Display Spring Models at Edith Webley's Millinery , Salon. Wellesley St. East. ■ - '■ MISS DIXON is showing dainty Voile'arid'-•'-Organdie Frocks, 2si . 6d; ;hats'-,to""-' match.—34, V'ctoria St. ; ■-- ■~:..:./ . SPRING' Millinerjf" now' ehowing 'ftt; H modorato prices.—Le BeJm Mpade/ 470. >;^ Queen St. (opp. Y-W.C.A.) •-■■> ■•;.-■ THE Modern Ladies' Tailoring, Q, Welles- * ley St.. make up Ladies* Own Material. Costumes from £3 10s. Coat-frocks irorn - •*•■ JE2.-10s.—'Phone.2111. --;..- : ; Professional Cards. ;«/ Tirßß. .-.•■■ li/ro;RR,EI.L... ''j^K.B.T.' £ "(Weltmer Inst.); -• MRS.'MORRELL has capabiHties 61 feeajing the sick, which can be- described only I>t the word " miraoUlonfl;" You may Sprov© for yourself the* truth of this assertion. Consul- J tation Ireev tv. .-. ... ~ ■ . ~_,, ,;;,;. „•'. ;" ROOM 21. FORESTER'S BLDGS. ■ Wellesley Street; West- ■; TT L. MASSEY. A;RJ.B.A.. A.M.T.PX. , ARCHITECT, ' ir Begs to announce that he has commenced I. the practice of. his profession at 49, SAFE DEPOSIT BUILDINGS. '{■ . ' " High Street, . . .' - t£ , Auckland. ; Restanrants and Tearoon|<V ; DINE AT THE TIFFIN RjBSTAJrBANff. - ■ Dinner 12 to 2 and Varied Menu. »" OU^o^^e«^^ BMr THE TTFFTN e^g_^S^; " r '"" ■ DINING ROOMS. , ./'I FISH . MEALa ' iopenfromO ' ■ \. SUNDAYS. »*•«« w*** l * PJB * I;.,;