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New Zealand Times, Volume XLII, Issue 9717, 20 July 1917, Page 2

GET STRONG CHICKS LEGHORN Chicks Hardiest for Err Production. Vf iri ' ners of recent Two Years’ Egg Weight Test. 25 chicks, 30/-; chicks, 5 5/-; too chicks, £s■ 2 ® chicks and tireless brooder, 40/-. Settings from Special Pens, 15 eggs, 15/-, posted. From progeny of 'the abovr 50 eggs, 27/-; too eggs, 45 h Hcns and Pullets, 12/6 and is/- each. Males, 21 /- and 30/- each. Cash with the order. LEGERf THE VILLAGE EGG FARM. WERAKOA. LEVIN. N.Z.

TWO EGGS IN PLACE OF ONE. 57. FOR POULTRY I THE BEST EGG PRODUCER I; AND POULTRY COND/T/ONER. exc4.sP.rooo 60., WELUNGTON.H.t,

WAI PONOA POULTRY YARDS White Leghorns, Silver Wyandottes, White Rocks, Indian Runner Ducks. SITTINGS, 15 EGGS FOR 10/-. DAY OLD CHICKS AND DUCKLINGS. WRITE FOR PRICE LIST. WILLOUGHBY KNIGHT, Proprietor, LOWER HUTT Wai Ponga White Rocks won the heavy breed test in the last Competition at Christchurch, also winning the Autumn test. MUMBY’S Holds the World’s Record for Two Years’ Laying for six hens, viz., -at eggs—l 469 first year, 1248 second rear. ' , . Also winner df four New Zealand Laying Tests for Fowls and Ducks during the past six years. - It is only magnificent constitution and laying power that will secure these results WHY FEED ANYTHING BUT A CHAMPION LAYER? STURDY DAY-OLD CHICKS, of the same brood: 25 for 30s; 50 for 55e; 100 for 100 s; railage paid. SETTINGS OF 15 EGGS, 15s, postage paid. Incubator Lots. 100 for £2 10s. Specially Selected Breeders; Cockerels, 80s each; Hens or Pullets. 15s each; Drakes, 20s each; Ducks. 15s each; freight extra, TERMS: CASH WITH ORDER. Please write for Catalogue to A, G. MUMBY. proprietor. HEEETAUNGA POULTRY CO., SILVERSTREAM. WELLINGTON. BOWER’S POULTRY FARM LEVIN. WINNFR of Laying Test for Ducks, 1916-17, N.Z. Competition. Also successful exhibitor at leading utility shows. DAY-OLD CHICKS AND DUCKS A SPECIALITY. ORDER EARLY. White Leghorns. White Rocks, Black Orpingtons, Cayuga Ducks, Indian Runner Ducks. Specially selected Cockerels, 20s and 30s each. Circle Hatchers Deliver the Chicks. <2^3 Circle' Hatchers are constructed entirely me 4^ v lating- materials), the principal parts being the upon which is fastened the regulating apparatus, the nest or egg chamber, and the lamp. , . The nest or egg chamber and heater are there and her nest. When the eggs are set and the heater is m place, me is just enough room for the former. The eggs are P r varying outward temperature by metal, air space, and asbestos teit. There is Nothing Cheap About Circle Hatchers. While simple in appearance, their general construction is pafed The outer wahof the Circle Hatcher is composed of several a t.t spaces and Uvo thicknesses of asbestos felt, and when the heater is in. place, the outer rim of wh-ch is embedded is soft cotton, cold air is prevented entering the Hatcher. . \ . The lamp is placed directly in the centre' of the machine, and yet it it impossible for any fumes from it to enter the egg chamber In the outer rim is a channel containing cotton packing which Prevents Cold Air from Entering the Nest, and by putting a little more' cotton the nest can be adjusted to fit any The' burner is provided with a metal chimney, and is easily cleaned. Ordinary kerosene of i S o degrees test is a suitable grade oil fior The* style of burner used economises the oil, about one gallon of kerosene being sufficient to last over the incubation period of three weeks, and in warm weather less oil is consumed. 6d., postage as. extra. jo-Egg Capacity, Price, 598. Write to Department “C. E. W. Mills & Co., Ltd. G. F. Stone. ■a W****************** **&&*&**&*&&*******% WB CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO INSPECT OOE DISPLAY || » OF ART \ M c GREGOB WRIGHT’S | : , art gallery, | 1 LAMBTO.-- QUAY. 46