POULTRY, BIRDS, ETC., FOR SALE BL. Cockerel*, Massey College strain. S. • lieid, Karuka. 80. Breeding Cockerels, Richards strain. * —Dewar, Wiri. 80. Pullets, close lay, 18/•, delivered to • Hamilton. —Ph. 248W, Hamilton. 80. Stud Cockerels, purebred, 7 months, . 17/6 each.—-22 Torrance St., Epsom--80. Hone, Ist year, through moult; ako • Laying Bens; 12/6 ea.—Ph. 80-815, 80. Breeding Cockerels (2), 6 months old, . 15/- each, llellaby's strain. —9 Beatty Ave., Mt. Hoskill. BLACK Minorca Roosters 131, purebred, 6 mos.; 16i- ea.—Spain, Ferguson Kd., PapatoetQe R.D, B HEEDING Cockerels, 8.0.. real beauties, •_'&/• each. —Donnell. Walmsley ltd., Mangere. Ph. 25-781. BROODER, J.X.L.,. 150-200 capacity; price £li 10/.—Ph. 27-968. BROODERS, 4, electric, 300 capacity.— 101 Long Drive, St. Hellers. BROODERS (2), elect, and kero.; excel., new sizes, '2OO. —Creglington, le Awamuta. • ■ fIANARY, young cock, good songster; £2, \J with cage.—ol Peary Rd., Balmoral /IOCKERELS, prime, <> months. —Cox, 50 V,' Meola Rd., Pt. Chevalier. f COCKERELS, 8.0., 1 to 7 months.— v.- 1 Halford Buckland's. Beach. pORNLOO, Famous Poultry Mixture, inv creases Egg Production. —All Stores. DUCKS (10), close laying; also Eat Muscovies for table. —00 Owairaka Av., Mt. Albert. DUCKS, White Muscovy, -1 mths., 7/0; Drakes, 10/-.—, T. G. Townsend, Te Awamutu. DUCKS, let and 2nd year, starting to profit. Also Pullets.—Hopkins, Woodlands Rd., Glen Eden. JPLECTRIC Egg Washer, new.—FEl7G2 I J Hkkald. TN CURATORS, Brooder, Wire Netting; no X reasonable offer refused. —Ph. 2W, Albany. INCUBATOR, 50-egg, Circle, electric, £4 1 10/-; 150-Chick Kerosene Canopy Brooder, £3/10/-; W.L,, 4Mj-mortths-old Pullets, 10/-. — Smith, 205 Great North Rd.. New Lynn. KC. Drakes (25), prime; 61. —37 Rirou . St., New Lynn. MALLARDS, 2, Ist year Ducks and Drake. Best offer, —KN 1.730 Hbbald. MINORCA Cockerels, choice; 1 and 2 gas. —Hatrick, Papakura. MUSCOVY Ducks, 2 weeks old; also nice fat Drakes, 4 and o months old. —19 McArthur St., St. Ileliers Bay. PARROT, green, very good talker. What X offers?—ZN2Bl Reum-d, Hamilton. PRIME 8.0. x R.I.R. Cockerels. 12/0 each. X —2l Weston A v., Mt. Albert. pULLETS.—McMiIIan, Ph. 2\V, Albany. PULLETS, 8.0. and W.L., excellent laying strain; some laying.—Ph. 61-243. "PULLETS, purebred 8.0., laying and near, JL 17/0 Wilcock, Te llapa. Box HJ2, Hum ton "PULLETS, laying, ready to lay, and 4 X months lots of 5; good strain. —I h. 612-057. 'PACING Pigeons, Grooters (Granite strain), IX Osmans, Marriotts. Boyd, Fruiterer, Papatoetoo. „ "p I.R. and W.L. Pullets, 8 months;. 17/o JA. each; excellent layers.—B. Laurie. 5 Cook St., Papakura. __ „ Q UN FLOWER Seeds, Puppy Biscuits, Cage O Fronts, etc.—Johnnie Walker's. WHITE Leghorn Pullete, 6 mths., Ist class V? birds; limited number; 17/6 each.—l4o Pah Rd., Onehunga. W" L. Pullets (6). 1 rooster, 10/0 each. . J. Troughton, Auckland's Rd., Mangere YAT L. Cockerels, purebred, special qual., VV . insrham-Nixon strain. j£2 2/-. —79-316. WrELSIJMF.R Cockerel?, Massey College VV strain.-x-T. C. Rnge,- Cambridge. r R.I.R. Pullets, 1 R I.R. Cockerel, S.M.F.C. 0 strain, £5 pen, £\. each; beautiful birds, close up.- Ph. 50-100. /»0 Khaki Campbell Ducks, 2nd season, U moulted, laying. 8/6 ea.—R. Sinton, Ph. «>SK. Pukekohe. (POORKRELS, 4t), Pedigree. Show and V> Utility Leghorns, bred true to type ano eggs Come Saturday and Sunday, 5 p. ill., week-days. A. K Chappell. Margaret Road, r PABLK POULTRY. —Prime Cockerels, X black and red, Young Drakes, 3 months. Singh' or in quantity. B ECU OFT, Just Past Post Office, Henderson. _ TIED. Australorp (Orpington) Stud Cocker--1 els, 8 months, big, vigorous specimens that will put big egg strain in your dock. J heso Selected Cockerels are full of champion blood and are really good buying at a>/-, P, J " S freight. WHITE LEGHORN sTUD COCKERELS, sons of super selected stock; 30/-, plus freight. PED. KHAKI CAMPBELL STUD DRAKES, 7 months, a great line of splendid Drakes, champion duckling producers, MO/-, plus freight. , ~ p. W. G. DAVIDSON (Est. 31 Years). 51 Blockhouse Bay Road. All inquiries Box 001, Auckland. p OUItFRY" ""FAR M FOR REM OVAL.— X Complete,soo-llead Poultry P.aiH, almost new, coiup. Hiuall iiaoii, 4 ift x 1-tt poultryhouses* wooden floors, prla&a and shuttered fronts, 10ft x 12ft feed shed, 10ft x 12ft incubator room, lined, 250-egg incubator, Bft x Oft flatted floored' house, 5 rearing arks with wire floors, manure shed, wire netting, sitting boxes, coops, catching pens, dry niasn hoppers, cone, water troughs, egg boxes, bins, etc ; 300 head 8.0. Pullets, U«> Breeding Hens, 20 Stock Cockerels, 100 Table Chickens; COSO cash. No agents.—Lawrence. Cambridge Rd.. Tauranga. OWING to the increased • demand for Rosedale Started Pullets, and the fact that we could not satisfy the demand last ieason, we have increased our brooding capacity to 21,000 Pullets mnualiy. Although we have many advanced bookings, we are still booking orders for 8 and 12 wks. old U .L. and 8.0. Pullets, Autumn hatchings, May 18 onward. Spring hatching, August. 30 onward, 8 weeks old, 7/6 each: 12 weeks oid, 12/0 each. Cash with order. ROSEDALE POULTRY FARM, i.'ho Pullet Specialists, - Rose hank Road, Avondale. PUREBRED- COCKERELS. Australorp, X Black Orpington, White Leghorn, . mths. old £i each; 0 mlhs. old, 30/ each; extra special quality, 2gns. each, these birds are of outstanding type. First prize and special awarded lay Aubt-raiorp at A. and 1. show, Hamilton, also Champion Australorp Ribbon; also first prize and special awarded my Australorp, Onehunga sitow; first prize and special awarded my Black Orpington, \\ aikalo Show, and A. and P. Show, Hamilton; fired prize also to my W.L. SPECIAL 'OFFER 01 AUSIRALORP HENS.- — First-year Hens (last years pullets!, at 12/0 each. These birds will produce an abundance of eggs throughout the winter. Breed your own chicks and procure the best at small cost. Quotes given for Breeding I ens of Hi Hens and 1 Unrelated Cockerel. I rice on application. Trios from prize birds also available Special offer of W.L. Hens, hrst-year birds at 12/6 each.—For further particulars regarding Pullets and 8.0. Hens, write to B. M. FOX, l'E AW AMU 11 ■ POULTRY, BIRDS, ETC., WANTED BANTAMS; state breed and price.—Waahi, Nelson St., Otahuhn. BROWN Leghorn Pullets, o, purebred, near laving.—llEisu.li Agent. Wellsford. f X\NOl *Y Brooders and urgently. V 500-chick capacity.—Ph. 48-137. . INCUBATOR, Gamble prcf., electric, any ! size; will pay good price.—P.O. liox l.iii, Auckland. . ~ "INCUBATOR. Charters, sto-egg; must be i in perfect order,—Ph. 51-30., or 1, Amaru Rd., Onehunga. ■\\T L. and 8.0. Pullets, well-grown, quality, \ \ .close to lay.—Lepper. Wallace Av., Maniirewa. Ph. 45K- _ DOULTRY WANTED for Army Supplies. I Classes: "Frys," up to 4 "Boilers," up to 10 months; "Steamers," over 10 months. When writing, state quantity and average weight of each class and your railway station. H. It PATTLE, LTD., Pukekohe. Produce Merchants, Auctioneers and Land and Estate Agents. Phones: Office 160, Private 290. LIVESTOCK FOR SALE OE WANTED A YRSIIIRE, 0 months, Ped. Heifers for XV sale, also 1 0-month and 1 3-year Ayrshire Bull.--Particulars from Tennent, Pukekura Stud, Ph OR, Box 23, Papakura. BERKSHIRE Boars and Sows, reg. ped., for sale, 3V a months. Powell, RD. Howiek. Ph. 12M, Whitford. Duroc Jerseys, all imp strains. Inspection and correspondence invited —Fred his combe, Lucemdale ("amhridge BOaR, Large Black, pedigree, guar., ,€t •I -. Steele, Woodhill: 165K, Helensville. ( tOW, good, just calved; also Springers, for J sale. —Hydra Stock Farm. Robertson ltd.. Mangere. jMOW (House), young, milking; Heifer, v ' springing; also Yearlings. Ph. 7K. Ma nurewa. (~I,OWS (12), June-July ealvers. —Ph »IZ, Papakura. ftOWS (2), good, for sale, due 2nd and 3rd \ ealvers. —R. Cox, Gray Av., Otahuhu, ('IOWS (2). young, milking and in calf; 1 Heifer, 0 mths.— 161 Taylor St.. Blockhouse Bay. ( vOWS, Jersey (2). good, sound, young, milk, J irig, due July, Aug., for sale. — Hill. 171 Titirangi Rd. I,X)R Private Sale.—A Complete Southdown Stud or nick any number to suit purchasers.—J. Holmes, To Awamntu. (".1 OAT wanted.—Hammond. Taupaki, 34W. X Ivumeu. BOUSE Cow. Jersey, in milk and coming .in; quiet, lead and tether.—First house on right, Pilkington Rd., Panmure. TERSEY Cow. milking, 2 gals, daily; milk *1 anywhere.—Cooper, Church Rd., Mangere Bridge. TERSEY Cow, young, quiet, for sale; milk '» anywhere, milking well, suit, house cow.— ,T. Sample, Albany. QHORTITORN Heifers, 3. 18 mihs., empty, ' fat; I 2-yr Jersey Heifer, duo June.— f 1 !! -"0-400, QOWH (3). due July, must sell; offer.— Pugh, Sfanmore Bay, SiJverdale. Jersey Heifers, well crown and good eon* itition, from good herd, due July; .CO each. —Ph. 16W, Pa Hi ma hoe. HELPERS <6). 5 due July or August, 1 due shortly; 1 House Cow. milking, due August; 1 Yearling Heifer PORTER. 31 Station Rd., Papatoetog, HOUSE Cow. in milk, due Aug.; will lead or tether, with headstall, rone and cover; Wolseley separator. No. 0 churn; also Heifer Calf, 8 months; €2O the lot for urgent sale. Langsfone nest Memorial Hall, Killarne.v St., Takaptina.—Ph, 78-724. / J.EXUINE HERD of ,75 Jersey cows, the V result of 12 years' careful breeding and testing. These cows have been culled for production, colour and constitution; 2801b. fat average for last 3 years. Late July and August calving; delivery end of May. <mas<ia Hkbau#.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume 81, Issue 24875, 22 April 1944, Page 3
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