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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 10057, 23 August 1918, Page 2

TWO EGGS IN PLACE OF =ONE, FOR POULT RCt. " I THE BEST £GG PRODUCER j I ? AND POULTRY CONDITIONER, 4 d)fi4.SPF2?OD (?O..WmjHCTON,*X. ™?gsoens; :: M U IB Y’ S ts "^JSS m Holds the .World’s Record for Two Years’ Laying for six liens, viz-. 2ll ' eggs—l 469 first year - , 1248 second year. Also winner of four-New Zealand Laying Tests for Fowls and Ducks auxin.* the past six years. ", „ eimci. It is only magnificent constitution and laying power that will secure roc. results. WHY feed ANYTH , NG BUT A CHAMPION LAYER? STURDY DAY-OLD, CHICKS, of the samh brood: '25 fur 30s; 50 for 55s f 100 for 100 s; railage ■ paid. Ifta SETTINGS. OF IS EGGS, 15s; postage paid. Incubator Lots 100 tor -£2 W*; Specially Selected Breeders. Cockerels, 30s each; Hens or Pullets, 15s eacn> Drakes, 20s each; Ducks, 15s each; freight extra. TEEMS: CASH WITH ORDER. Please write for Catalogue to A; G. -MUMBY, peoprietok, ■ HERETAUNGA POULTRY CO.. HERETAUNGA, WELLINGTON. WAI-PONGA POULTRY YARDS. WHITE LEGHORNS. SILVER WYANDOTTES. JJOGS for Setting, 15 for 10s. WHITE ROCKS. INDIAN. RUNNER DUCKS. Incubator, Lots, £2 per 100. DAY OLD CHICKS and INDIAN RUNNER DUCKLINGS. Write for Price List WILLOUGHBY KNIGHT, PROPRIETOR. LOWER HUTT. Wai-Ponga WHITE ROCKS won the Heavy Breed Test at Christchurch; ah* Winning the Autumn 1916-17 Test. ___ BOWER’S POULTRY FARM, Again this season successful at Leading Shows with Utility Birds. Winner of 1917-18 Egg-Laying Competition for Ducks: also 1916-17. WHITE LEGHORNS, BLACK ORPINGTONS. WHITE ROCKS, INDIAN RUNNER DUCKS, CAYUGA DUCKS. EGGS-'FOR. HATCHING; DAY-OLD CHICKS AND STUD STOCK. Hen Eggs, 15s 6d and 21s; Indian Runner Dude Eggs, 21s; Cayuga Duck Eggs 15s 6d per 15 eggs. Postage Paid.fl. W. BOWER, FAIRFIELD, 'LEVIN.

■ CHXJECH SERVICES.,: Many an interesting sermon 'is sadl\ interrupted by incessant coughing and clearing of throats. In fairness to tha congregation as , a whole, sufferers from throat troubles should invariably gargle soothing and healing "Elnenzol” before Church time. *

More than 10,000 firms, with 2,500.000 employees, are making munitions in England.

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