Page 17 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19452, 7 October 1926, Page 17

YACHT AND MOTOR-BOAT SUPPLIES. VyVil IR lj DESIGNER AND BUILDER Yachts and Motor Boats. Stanley Point, Auckland. A, & G. Price, Ltd. ENGINEERS, ETC., Quay Street, Auckland[(and at Thames). Repairs to Motor launchs OTOR CYCLE OTOR CAR. Gear Catting for all Classed of Work. Oxy-Acetone Welding in all brandies. Insure against loss by Fire or Wreck. w I Branch Office, Queen Street, Auckland. P.O. Box 51. 9 m SHIP CHANDLERS AND SAILMAKERS, SHII* AND YACHT RIGGERS. We stock the largest assortment of Requisites for Yachts, Boats, Launches, etc. Our Sail Loft is known throughout the Dominion for its work. For many years Yacht Sails have been a Speciality with us, and our Sails are found on the smartest craft, among tbera being Rawcnc, Victory, Waiterc, Rakoa (Winner Lipton Cup, 1926),. Waircrc, Surprise, Lancia, Ronaf, and many others. OILS, COLOURS, ETC., STOCKED. We are Sole Agents for Ricksha Yacht White Paint. I o otf £ ,<■ & / / /& The "ANDREW FORDSON" 25/ SO h.p. Marino Unit. For Pleasure, Trading, Fishing, and Towing Launches there is none better, Points—Powerful, Economical, Smooth Running, Parts and Service from any Ford Dealer anywhere. Weight, 9;CWt, Price Is Right, Manufactured and Supplied by— JOHN W. ANDREW & SONS Ltd. 8 ' Using the Fordson Tractor Engine Block. "Write to-day for CatalosuQ and particulars, stating sizo of tj,ull and use required for. IS . Radox Again Thing have come to a pretty pass when corns on the feet make the act of putting on footwear an ordeal. The writer of the letter below dreaded putting on boots. Then he tried Radox- Bath Salts, and five corns of long standing harassed him no more. They disappeared. They answered at once to Radox, which makes the most obstinate corn so soft that you can lift it out root and all. "I have now used three packets of Radox. Hath Haltfi, and 1 SIA.VE RFAtOV' ED FIVE CORNS OF LONG STANDING, also tiro bruises. I stepped accidentally on a cellar trap, and I nearly uxed to faint with pain, but nmr I can honestly say I take no notice of cellar traps or anything. I ut-.ed to dread putting my boots on, but now I can make them bump on without fear. I bey to state / have suffered from chronic rheumatism for years and Radox is giving great relief. I advise anyone suffering from the above to try a Radox Bath once a week. ISth July, 1925. S.N. When you dip your foot into a foot bath containing Radox Bath Salts, the dead skin combines with the Radox Bath Salts to form a protein salt of the actual corn itself. This protein salt dissolves in water like ordinary salt, and so loosens the corn that it may be lifted out bodily, root and all. Radox does not affect the living skin; it is only the dead skin of the actual corn which is dissolved. Ask for Radox at your / •| chemist's, price 2/1 per j JL fib. pink packet, and 3/6 HaUPouni double quantity. pink Packet GIVE YOUR FEET THAT "KRUSCHEN FEELING." Trade supplies stocked by PAIIiBAIRN, WRIGHT, & CO., Auckland, Wellington, Christcliurch and Dunodin. Remarkable performance of 6 crossbred» reared from the shell on Karswood. tndieaflons are all for an early Eggs Laid by 0 Birds on Karswood. The Indications are all for an early Ppririg and summer, and consequently an earlier chick-rearing season. Hundreds of poultry-keepers throughout, the country will soon be considering whicu is honestly' the best diet for their baby chicks. N'o better guide to future promise is possible than that of past performance. And here. Karswood has a record which is unrivalled both on the show bench and in the laying pen. Read below the wonderful performnnce of six crossbreds reared from tue shell on Karswood, and which went on to average 201 eggs per bird in uioir first laying year. If you paiu a sovereign a pound for food you could not get a better recorft than this. 261 Eggs per Bird in Year. r 51. Palmcrston Road, Cadoxton, near Barry, Glnm. I am enclosing my egg record, as I thought it might interest. I may rnotition that I only had six hens altogether. They were housed In a shed at. long and 4ft. wide, with an open wire run. They were crossbreds. but reared from ehicks on Karswood Poultry Spice. They were hatched out in the previous March, and commenced to lay November, 1923 (average 2(11 eggs ea£h in 12 montbfO. November, 1023 981 May December —lO5 June January, 3024 91 i July February March 151 I Sept< April >23 98) May 1 91 July _ _ 158 Total: 1,500 eggs fronvG hens. I might mention that we preserved several hundred eggs, and they are quite as fresh to-day as when wo put thorn in the water-glasH. The above record is when we were at Hereford last >ear ' P. R. DAVT3Y. March 1, 1925. 14 You can do just as well by using Karswood Poultry Spice (containing ground insects). Packets: 4d., 1/-, and "if your local dealer cannot supply, send a postcard to the New Zealand A jrents (address below) asking the name of the nearest dealer who supplies Karswood Poultry Spice. FAIKBAIKN, WRIGHT AND CO., Tdchfleld (Street, Chrlslchin-ch; Moore Street, Auckland; Old Customhouse St., Wellington; » n< ' Moray Place, Dunedln. ' NOTE.—The solo manufacturers of Kn.rm.cood Poultry Spicc (containing ground insects) arc F.. Griffiths Hughes, Ltd., Manchester, England, established 175«. in t)u> Reion e 1 Oeoran th* fienond.