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New Zealand Herald, Volume 81, Issue 24825, 23 February 1944, Page 3

... . —A. A GREAT OPPORTUNITY PRESENTS ITSELF TO YOUNG MEN WHOSE AGES RANGE FROM 18 TO 28 YEARS TO JOIN THE NAVY AND LEARN TO FLY 5 Pilots and ObserTers (Narigators) are urgently required for serTice overseas for the duration of hostilities. Candidates should ha single, or, if married, with not more than one child. A secondary education and physical fitness for flying duties including perfect eyesight and colour vision are essential. Applications will be accepted from much men to enter the Royal New Zealand Nary as Naval Airmen with a view to advancement to Petty Office? or promotion to Commissioned rank after training in the United Kingdom. For further particulars, conditions of service, pay, etc., write to the nearest Naval recruiter:— Naval Base, Devonport, AUCKLAND; 164 Featherston Street, WELLINGTON! R.N.Z-N.V.R, Headquarters, St. Asaph Street, CHRISTCHURCH: or 6 Castle Street DUNEDIN. ©W i© keep fowls.., Here are answers to your questions: Q. When should birds begin to moult? A. From February to April is the moulting season. Q. Do hens need a tonic when moulting? A. Definitely yes. Correct feeding and a tonic to build good condition are essential after the long laying season to enable birds to stand up to this trying period. Q. How can one prolong the laying geason? A. By not allowing birds to moult too early and by building up their constitutions for the coming laying season with regular balanced meals and by adding Laymor Poultry Tonic to the morning mash. Remember —Laymor is not a forcing spice. Laymor is a balanced tonic, containing the minerals and vitamins necessary for the health and stamina of the birds. The vitamin content of Laymor is particularly important for fertility, productivity and general vigour. "Yes! a day keeps us all on the lay and moulting at bayl" COMMERCIAL PRODUCERS Please Note! Laymor Poultry Tonic is available in various bulk sizes (see the list given below). For general good health of the flock Laymor should be given in the proportion of 31b. Laymor Tonic to every 1001b. of the usual inash. This will keep the birds at highest peak of health and be repaid many times oyer in production. Ask your Merchant or Store for Laymor PRICE LIST ■Jib. Packets, 1/- (= 2/- lb.) lib. Packets, 1/9 ( = 1/9 lb.) 71b. Cartons, 10/6 (= 1/6 lb.) 281b. Boxes, 39/6 (= 1/5 lb.) 561b. Boxes, 74/6 (= 1/4 lb.) You can buy your next season's top-dressing NOW In tho form of Moose Meal. Moose is the most concentrated of all available "concentrates'*. Quite apart from the added health and production (frequently over 200 per cent, on the cost of Moose) due to the high protein and conditioning linseed oil content of Moose Meal and Moose Nuts, it is a fact that every ton of Moose fed to your cows or sheep brings over £5 worth of increased fertility to your land from the droppings. This added value is equivalent to 14/- worth of Sulphate of Potash, 13/4 worth of bone flour, and £3/18/6 worth of dried blood. The food value of Moose therefore costs you NETT, only £l2/10/0 per ton fed. This will help to solve next season's top-dressing problem. But it will solve ANOTHER problem—next season's critical feeding period when Moose concentrates will save the situation. As the season advances, however; the demand for Moose AS A FOOD will create a supply shortage. Be wise and order your Moose NOW and get both FOOD value and potential manurial value. No other concentrate offers such value in both. For further information write VV. & R. Fletcher (N.Z.) Ltd., Box 663, Wellington. ffi n r\T» : X. CAREFUIV 'SOUND 1 SANITATION / 600JJ \ FcEDJWG LINSEED OiLGAKE, NUTS AND MEAL [Unseed Oilcake | MEAL manufactureo fo# t WIMUUHtftNtITO , s 100 US. NW WHEN P*C«3;