/WiyEENJNCUBATORCa A Uh c6t»r - m ate*. w . r r'^:w Will Every Fertile Egg. When you buy a “ QUEEN ” Incubator you have a machine t hat makes money by hatching all eggs that can bo hatched; because it is built to provide the natural conditions of eggs hatching under a hen. These Incubators are made of California Redwood, With Double Walls Filled Between with Woo! Felt, thus making them perfectly insulated. They are heated by water; this method having many advantages over the hot air system. The heat is more steady, and docs not become so intense ns to cook the eggs. It is unnecessary under ordinary conditions to supply moisture in the “ QUEEN,” as the circulation of water through the pipes neither adds nor takes away moisture, but just supplies the hot air naturally. The Heater Gives a Uniform Heat in all Parts of the Machine. The lamp flue is long, and extends into the heater, and, by reason of its length, the lamp always burns with a steady flame, and makes no smoke or odor. The four-inch nursery space provided is just the right depth to give plenty of room for the chicks, and to provide the right amount of air below the egg trays. 60 to 70 Egg Capacity £5 10s. 110 to 130 Egg Capacity £7. & •9 D. W. VIRTUE & CO., Victoria Street, Wellington I GRAIN, FLOUR, PRODUCE & COMMISSION AGENTS W E CARRY Large Stocks of FLOUR and all kinds of Produce, and will be pleased to submit prices on application. Agents for the New Zealand Flour Millers’ Co-operative Association, Limited
McCALLUM AND CO GRAIN AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS, BLENHEIM. N.Z
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 8182, 25 July 1912, Page 18
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