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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 7870, 4 August 1911, Page 2

THERE’S MONEY IN POULTRY ffl'vuii iin: I !ji )l kiof Dinting u Miiull fowl nm you onmcf, do Uottor than I. cr-uic i, iir-n of :,:i U‘l f.-.'l hivcriv-Wbilc Eigliwm or Wyandotte— not the nil toi-K ami coiiilitii.iis In,light in ii rush moment ami regretted ever afterwardsSend, for co-nj;!<tcatalogue of Hie rigid land, including Indian Kiuincr Ducks. Kingli t ’,s Fo'.vis J.n ■> -K n igiu Ducks- kuy. WILT/.)I;II n Y knight, watponoa, lowerhutt Please note, write me. Hu not bo Hcngtilkd ! UTILITY STOC X. eipWO of (he "real opt. strains of egg- producers in the world are Padrnan s JL and Brooke"' While Leghorns. We have I hem l»o(h. Experience m coniliietine f.avini' I lumped ilious ami many years comieel ion with utility stock has maided us "to main those great strains in a manner that will combine the tine aualities of both in (he one bird. Our motto: '‘Laying [lower, columned with '■oust itm inn." Si♦ i inHis ‘id. Stack birds I.V«. Same price lor Indian Jain•itrs (a pen of v. Idea' is Diking part at Christchurch). Cash with order. HERETAUNGA POULTRY COMPANY (A. Cl. Mumliy, Manager). .SIEVERSTPEAM. WELLINGTON, PADMAN’S W HITE LEGHORNS EX CLUSI V E LY—TH E WORLD’S BEST STRAIN. if't.W you alford to lose the chance of hatching some of (lie grandest youngsters Vg in'While Leghorns in the Dominion by‘simply waiting till the last minimin place uiur Egg Order:-’ Don't put. it olf. but write 10-day tor ray ull .Hating list. SPECIAL NOTICE—A few gram! Cockerels for sale, bred from Imported .Stock. BREEDER AND IMPORTER. .LOWER IUJTT. mporieu mock. R. A. LAZARUS, 7(f7S 'v'stsm DAV-Or/D CHICKS BY POST (Utility White Leghorns). Packing free, po*t or vail paid; 20 chicks 255, 50 chicjcH 52s o<i. I.'irclc.TS brooder 1/ox, on request, 5s extra. Chickt* i nmi .May. Huol: now. with cash deposit. Settings, 10s Gd; nmuln.lur IoU. 15s per 100. rail pa 1(1. Stock troni Itkj (»d. Iln eilino pen i : none better for egg- prod action. IMPuKiED INDIAN DUNNE I! DUCKS from G. Rogers, N.S.W. bettings (Ik eggs), fils. Stock from August. Cask with order. Write new Circular. _ , WHITE LEGHORN SPECIALIST, YVERAROA. LEVIN, N.Z. 11. LEGEII, ' ‘ WILIOWPALU " POULTRY FARM, nai nai, lower hutt. SI'Ef'TAI. Sit I i tigs from Prize Winners, .111 Is- The birds from above Farm won If prizes mil of lb entries at tiio recent Palmerston North and Hint Shows, including Special Prize for Host .Egg-producing typo (While Leghorns), ivhilst at (he Hull they gained Three Firsts and u Second out nt four entries In the Black Orpington section. Address all communications to E. HALL LOWER HUTT. HULLED, WHITE LEGHORNS. DON’T BE SILVER CAMPINES. If. EGOS. fiosted KH) EGGS REDUCTION FOR QUANTITIES. (END fur my Catalogue, ft is not coloured, neither are the statements in il. l-fcnow J uni up agaiust the old-fashioned brigade with my ci.P.Q.R. (Small profits upd Quick Returns, every time for me). D. INMAN-TOD, UPPER HUTT. vS 110 a ‘cut prices.’ ALL-WHITE ' EGG RAMCH, 417, ADELAIDE ROAD Leghorn males, ISS egg-strain, it warded Special and First: and Second, Palmerelun Show, mid 11 guinea Specials Champion Fil'd, Hutt Show, utility cljussfts; .U2O was offered Secretary for him and refused; "White Locks, 277-egg strain; Coo! Brooder Chicks, Hens with Chicks and Settings- Inspection, invited. HELVETIA POULTRY FARM, NAI NAI, LOWER HUTT. B. MONGER. A VISIT to my Farm will convince you of the Quality of the Stock I keep. i-A. Black Orpingtons, Winners Hutt Show, - Firsts, tl Seconds put of f entries; .idlings 7s fid and lbs fid. White Leghorns of the Best Laying Blood procurable : settings 7s fid find IPs fid. Broody I lens ss. ■ A few ehoieo Cockerels for Mile from .bis. ' Young Stock in season. Hens witli chicks. Terras on application. Cash with order. Satisfaction guaranteed--0 a A m \f EXTRACT FROM TESTIMONIAL; IT IS A PLEASURE TO REAR CHICKS WITH 99 A. & P. CHICK RAISER. OBTAINABLE ALU STORES A. & P. FOOD GO., LTD., WELLINGTON. I t SE. Planet |r. •Garden and Farm Tools THtfSE Implements arc ingenious and practical, being invented by a , farmer who wanted bigger crops with less labor, and who felt the need for quick, thorough, effective cultivation. Ihey have revolutionized the old slow laborious farming and gardening methods, and by sheer merit have placed themselves in the class of twentieth-century achievements. They arc light, strong, durable, and tire the greatest labor-savers and crop producers ever put on the market. They do the work quicker, better, and cheaper than gardening by hand or any other method. Sonic implements combine a number of tools, such as the No. 4 Planet Jr., which is a combination hill and drill seeder, wheel hoe, cultivator, furrower and plow, and is the most complete tool a farmer or gardener can have. He can do more work with it and keep things in better condition in onesixth of the time it would take without it. The No. 4 is only one of the many Planet Jr. Implements—there is one for every farm and garden task, whether for hand or horse power—and all of them are sold with an iron-clad guarantee to give absolute satisfaction. Obtainable from all storekeepers. Write for 1911 Planet Jr. catalogue. E. W. MILLS & Co- Ltd. AGENTS WELLINGTON CO-OP. WAIPABAPA FARMERS* ASSOCIATION. LIMITED. ITALIAN IVAREIIOUSEMEN, LAMBTON QUAY AGENTS DOB SUTTON’S SEEDS.