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POULTRY FOB BALE A NOON AS. Settings, 7/6; winning Golden Hamburghs, 8/0. —Crowhtirst, Redvale, * Vuckland. • ROODY Hen, •JO Chicks, Orpington; £l. . —Roseberry Poultry farm, Birkenhead. 'hone 27-741. » BOOK Now.—W.L. Pullets, Bept. hatched, 10 weeks old, 5/.- ea.—Hyatt, Henderson. BROWN Leghorns, utility, prize-winners; comp. tested; Settings, 15/*, posted.— \night, 15 Rewi Hd. (Pah Rd.), Epsom. CHICKS, 8.0., W.L., !'_>/• doz.—Watson, •J 1028 Great North Rd , Avondale. H HICKS, W.L., good strain: 10/- doz, delivered.—l 3 Ward St.. Ellerslie. CUSTOM HATCHING NOW AVAILABLE. —15/- per Tray 114 Eggs. Also 1.0., W.L. and R.I.R. Day-old Chicks. 12/ier doz., £4/10'- per 100. WESLEY COLLEGE. Paerata. PVUCKLINGS, competition ' strain. Khaki U Campbell, 300-egg Drakes; ready Oct. 5; electrically hatched; 12/- dozens—Hill, ierepeehi. V<AKELINGS, Monday; " 30/- 100.— J Eccles, Flat Bush Rd., Papatoetoe. 70WL Grit, good.— I' Higham and Co.. I I Beach ltd- Onehumra. Phone 12-415. Tf.NS, W.L., 1-year. 5/- each, f.o.r. —Wes--1 ley College, Paerata. [TEN, Broody, with 15 Pullets, 8.0. and Ll W.L., 37/<i; prolific layers, free ranee. -Sim. r l'auranga. [7"HAKI CAMPBELL Ducks (50). in full IV lay.—Hosken, Wiri. ULLET Chicks. 8.0. and W.L.; 2/ each. choice.—Sim. Taiiranga. 3HODE~lsland Reds. Settings, 10/. posted. ' X Chicks later, limited quantity.—B. fickman, Avondale. 5.W.3. 12-006. URKEY Egsts, Mammoth - Bronzewing cross; 20. £1- —Dijrimock, Maramarua. 7"HAKI CAMPBELL. Competition Winning V Strain, only 300-egs: drakes used, tree ange Birds. Sittings. 7/6 posted, or 30/- °° E. WALKER, Great. North Rd.. Henderson. , rTTHITE LEGHORN PULLETS. **• 8 weeks; 4/- each; good laying strain. C. L. CREMER, Archibald Rd.. Glen Eden. TrCrx white' LEG HORNS, tUU HEAVY LAYING STRAIN. First Year. 5/- Each. CHAMBERS, Henderson. HICKS. DAY-OLD, £3/10/- per 100. PULLETS, 1 Day-Old, £8 per 100. 8-WEEKS-OLD PULLETS, 4/6 each. L. DELAVEAU, Hendcla Poultry < Hepburn Rd., Glen Eden. IATENSLEY POULTRY FARM. M PULLETS—PULLETS —PULLETS, White Leghorns: - , «> Week, 4/0 Each. n Week. 4/9 Each. • 8 Week, 5/- Each. Freight Extra. Immediate Delivery. Come and Inspect Our Stock. F. H. GIBSON, Stamford Park Road, Mt. Roskill. Phone 13-447. CAMPBELL DUCKB. - Obtained highest average ofllcia} figures 522 eggs per bird). 1930-37 Competition over II entries. Goodsell Strain. White Campbells liminate breeding to colour. The original ock in N.Z. Settings, guaranteed from t bove, now being booked at 21/-; others 0/6; Drakes, 21/-. , W. R. NEWELL. Ranui. Swanson. Ph. 139 R. Henderson, evenings. " R G Y L E." ERCHING PULLETS— ' We can still book orders for a limited number of Black Orpington and White Leghorn Perching Pnllets._ Catalogue and Price List Free. RGYLE POULTRY FARM AND HATCHERY, Roseberry Av., Birkenhead. A. E. KNOWLES, Prop. Ph. 27-941. gPECIAL gALE, rj\UESDAY J^EXT. 11 O'CLOCK. AT : rpURNERS & Q. ROWERS, 300 W.L. 8 Weeks' Old Pullets, perching; 00 WL 10 Weeks' Old Pullets, perching; >5 BO 10 Weeks' Old Pullet* nerrtiin-r FIRST PULLET SALE OF THE SEASON. KOiF..—We have inspected this stock and :an recommend same to all onr clients. ~yy INTER pRODUCTIOtf|v EIGHT-WEEK W.L. PULLET&, 5/-EACH Available End of November. Our many customers acclaim the di- \ pendable laying quality of our pulletii RENOWN FARM AND HATCHERY Arthur Street^ Hillsboro, Mt. Rdefcill PHONE 13-125. gEDDON QOLLEGE. SETTINGS OF — BT.ACTv ORPINGTONS RHODE ISLAND REDS. LTGHT SUSSEX, WHITE LEGHORNS. INCUBATOR EGGS. From Prize-Winning Strains. Orders Booked for 8-Weeks-Old Pullett, , Black Orpingtons, Rhode Island Reds. September Hatched. • Catalogues, FARM MANAGER. ; i College Farm, Benson Rd. Remuera. Phone 10-331 • gANDRINGHAM pOULTRY pARM. , FOR UTILITY WHITE LEGHORNS AND BLACK ORPINGTONS. A LIMITED NUMBER OF BLACK ORP- "" INGTON DAY-OLD PULLETS AVAILABLE FROM LAST HATCH OF SEASON THIS DAY. ; j--24- Dozen. Freight Free. t L J yENNALL. •' i DOMINION'S LEADING BREEDER. 161 SANDRINGHAM RD., AUCKLANDt PHONE 13-235. PEDIGREE QTUD pOULTRY. EDIGREE A OULTRY. WHITE LEGHORN COCKERELS, 12 1 mths. Direct sons of my famous £2O imported cock from the world-famed utility yards of Tom Barron, England, and Lord Dewar's world record stud. The imported dams of these cockerels have competition records of 327 and 331 big eggs in 12 months' test nothing better bred on . earth. Will put big "egg" into your flock; IS/0, plus freight; with 4 unrelated yearling stud pullets, 45/-, plus freight. CHAMPION BLACK ORPINGTONS. world's record imported 354 "egg" blood j —big, hefty 12 months cockerels, 18/6; . with 4 unrelated yearling stud pullets, 50/-, plus freight. All stud-stock naturally hen hatched. { f [THAKI CAMPBELL DUCKS. Four • -IV Young Show Drakes, winners 4 first prizes, '2O/- each; with 4 'Unrelated Young [ .uucks, ±"2/14/-, plus freight, or fullbrothers to above show drakes, 15/-, with 4 Young Ducks, 45/-, plus freight (Davidson's famous "Egg a Day" blood) gETTING j^OGS. CHAMPION MINORCAS —World recoriU Orpingtons and Australorps White Leghorus--Khaki Campbell Ducks. World smashing egg machines., AH at 1 •_>/<( Setting, including "fragile post. T \\r THE ONLY N.Z. BREEDER SFLECTED BY THE N.S.W. SYDNEY POULTRY CLUB TO JUDGE ALL VARIETIES (see Poultry, teb., 1938.) P. W. G^Di^Es ß^ M.K.C.C., DIRECT ENGLISH IMPORTER. BOX AUCKLAND. POULTRY WANTED UCKS, 8 veeks. Breed, price, when ready.—P-. Herald. Manurewa. V>KIME Table Chickens. Hens Drakes, I r., T i,av.—Vnia isto Svmonds St.; 42-41 J. TURKEY Gobbler wanted to buy; price nG. —T.K.. 14SM. Her*ip. Kerosene Canopy Brooder; state OOU particulars. —S., 615 M, Heh*lp. HORSES AND VEHICLES FOR SALE DRAUGHT Mares, Ponies, Cobs; trial. —5 Phyllis St.. Mt. Albert. ; HORSh., guaranteed quiet; farm, orchard tt-ork; t-Uv —Luketina. Henderson. ORSI 3 Draught, staunch. 7: any trial.— 17 Western Sidings Rd- MorningMde — VFARE, 9 years, well bred, sound and j\i right; good hack, sure jumper; R.S., HIM. Hehald. jCJEVERAL Reliable Farm Horses, Carts. O Harness, etc. —Gee. Grey Lynn. 27-051.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23169, 15 October 1938, Page 5

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