POULTRY, BIRDS, ETC., FOB SALE A NCONAS and Minorcas; settings, 15 -A eggs, ss; 30s 100. —H. Soutbgate, Nikau St., New Lynn. 5.W.4. BASSE'iT Aviaries, Remuera. Bird« cheaper than shops because no rent to pay; better because kept in outdoor aviaries. 80., W.L. Settings, competition strain: • 6s; freight extra.—Havern, Junr.,.New Windsor Rd., Avondale. Phone 47-938. 0! and W.L. Chicks and Pullets, • superb quality, competitive priced; catalogue free.—T. H. Evan3. Manurcwa. O.'a, W.L.'s, Minorcas, Langshang, . Ducks; Settings. Chicks, single-tested birds; guaranteed, catalogue.—Mrs. Nesfield, M nnurewa. B' O. Pullets, 3J months, 3s Od each; 12 . oV more.'3b.— Hyatt, Henderson. 80. Chicks. Book now, August hatch- • ings. Is each, £4 10s per 100. —(i. Hyatt. Henderson. 80., W.L. Settings, all grades; no rca- • sonable offer refused. S. James, Hiversdiilc Kd.. Avondale. 5.W.3. IiOODEK, electric, 500 chick canopy, 3 heats; first-class order, guaranteed; £3 IPs, complete.—Evans. Mamwwa. CIANOPY Brooder, electric, 400 chicks; 1 £3; no further use.—William King. St. Heliers. ~ ' C COCKERELS and Drakes. 8.0.. W.L. > W.R., K.C.. from 10s Gd; best Btrain procurable: purchase early. Get the best.Wesley College, Paerata. ■ CIOCKA'L'OO, white, Australian, young, ' healthy bird, talker, £4 10s.—Cockatoo, 582. Ukrai-Q. Poultry Farm.—W.L.'s, winJ ners 1934 Winter Test; also Competition 8.0.'5; catalogue.—Richards, Cornwall Rd., Papatoetoe CHICKS hatching to-day; 8.0.'5, W.L.'s; my competition winning strain; 12e doz. —Vennall, 101 Sandringham Rd. COMPETITION Laying Stock. White Leghorns, Khaki Campbells; settings, 6s 6d; 35s 100; 10-wecks Pullets, 4s 6d; postage extra.—Delaveau, Hepburn Rd., Glen Eden. UCKLI'NGS, Fawn Runners, £4 IOC; W.L. Chicks, £3 10s; Eggs, £1 Ss 100— Nash. Bollard Av„ Avondale. X.L. Brooder, first-class order, 255; • cheap.—Cass Wallace. Takanini. NOW Booking Settings—Rhode Island Reds and K.C. Ducks; newly imported sires.—Wesley College. Paerata. EI. Rede, Prise Brown Eggs, Yrtntei • Show; Settings, from 7s 6d; posted, 10» 6d —'Hickman. Avondale, 5.W.3. Settings.— w.l.'s. b.o.'s, 7s 6d : sj. Reds, Black .Minorcas, cup-winning birds, 10s 6d, posted.—Bish.' Henderson. SELECTED Settings.—Black Orpington, White Leghorn and White Runner Ducks; reasonable rates.— Wesley College, Paerata QETTINGS —Minorcas, Brown Leghorns, extra. —Tyley. Robertson Rd.. Mangere. SETTINGS.— 8.0.'5, W.L.'a, from 7s 6d; postage extra; .catalogue free.—Havem and Son. Methnca Rd.. Avondale. STURDY Day-old Chicks, W.L., IDs 6d doz.; also Settings, Bs.—Parsons, Whitney St.. Avondale. * r. Hens laid 28 Eggs W«*kly titer havO ing Karswood Poultry Spice (containing Ground Insects). The best egg-producer obtainable. Costs only half-penny daily for 12 hens.—FßOM ALL DEALERS. A BSOLUTELY Reliable. Hayman Autoixmatic Electric Hot Water Incubntora. and Heat-storage Brooders. Satisfaction guaranteed.—lnspect, or Write Wwgate and Co. POTTLTRY, BIRDS, ETC., WANTED ANDERS (2), young birds.—Stat® parHEN, with 13 purebred 8.0. Chicks; 17s 6d.—Hyatt. Henderson. Phone, evenings. HEN Pheasants (2). J. F. Beck, Okania, Matamato. INCUBATOR. 50-egg.—Price and particulars to Incubator. 502, Hesald. INCUBATOR, 75 to 100 eggs, good condition.—J. Gamble, Donnelly's Crossing, Dargaville. ; PHEASANTS.— Any quantity, wanted to buy.—Write Pheasant. 530, Herald. LIVESTOCK FOR SALE CANADIAN Tamworths and Canadian* Berkshires produce the finest pork.and bacon pigs.—Austin Carr, Fort bt. AhcKland, or Farm. Morrinsville HEIFER. sery. ..fiojind., Aw calve; £4 Irwin, Richardson Rd., Mt. Kcskill. ' . JERSEY Cross, 4th calver. sound, quiet; 6th Sept.—Thorley. Carter Rd.. Oratia. JERSEY Heifer, first calver, springing, good showing. Bartrum, Brandon Rd.. Glen Eden. TERSEY Cows (3). 2nd calvers, .great *J shows, sound, quiet; due. Enmsmore, 145 Pah Rd„ Royal Oak. PEDIGREE Weaners, all breeds; buy your stock young and save money; reasonable prices. Certain older Pigs available.— Wesley College. Paerata. HERD. Large Whites. Tamworths. Weaner Boars, Sows, from prize-winning strain. Moderate price. Terms. Freight paid. —Waione Model Piggeries, Ltd., apakura. ris. Waitakaruru. German collie dogs. 2. young, iust ready for training; from best all-round, workers ifl New Zealand, dogs that head and heel; accept £1 lo and freight.—German Collie. 494. Herald. REYHOUND Dogs (2), young; must sell, vJT £1 each.—A. Read; Morrinsville. HUNTWAY Dogs (2). two years, noisy; trial.—Write Shepherd, c.p. Boyce, Cambridge. IRISH Terrier Breeder's Address wanted; purebred Puppy sought.—Reasonable, 649, Herald. ' LEADING Bitch, 9 months, well bred; sale.—Gunson, Warkworth. Phone 42D, evening. - POMERANIAN, miniature, 7 months old. colour sable; a little beauty; pedigree. B. Phelps, Mt. Maunganui. HORSES AND VEHICLES FOR SALE DRAUGHT Clydesdale Stallion, 7 years; good worker; quiet.—Tapp Bros., Renown. Huntly. HORSE. i-Draught, all farm work, £ls. Boon. Sadler. Khyber Pass. FARM Horse, i-draught, quiei. steady, work all implements.—M.W., als. Herald. _____ SPRING Tip Cart, carry 1 ton; first-class order.—Spring Tip. 646, Herald. ELECTRICAL WORK f. SUPPLIES A LLUM Electric Co.. Ltd.. Anzac Ace.. -A Auckland, for highest grade Electric Installations. — Phones 44-443 , 46-611. CONSULT EJectric Construction Co., 52 Fort* St.—All kinds of Electrical Installations. Expert workmanship guaranteed.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21875, 10 August 1934, Page 2
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