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NZ Truth, Issue 1031, 29 August 1925, Page 18

A Chick m Every Egg thanks to Karswood Poultry Spice {containing ground insects). Poor eggs won't . . Poultry Spice, it produce sturdy /M^t^fA^* s should be empna^ chicks, because- it is . . /WKV^J j4£ \ • B i sed tliat the Ka"" 1 tho substance of j***~'*JMl /,£/ ■%* %% wood Spice does the ess which give 3 f -"^ yfe^-V^ . .UK not force, and Is . tlie chick its send- //" , —J& 3* ~ ' "ifr'** not detrimental t9 m olt m life. Half a i| A.\ -* «• 5 ' , \ the health and well- _ .fl million poultry- W J A *. ' ",,j\,tVh\r ~>lss b ein S of the b irds » 8 keepers have \^*^ " '"'fr"), t ni g hl y be ne-. f proved that no egb'3 , ,1 ficial, so long as the excel those laid by, ////A. * sMS ■ instructions are adi hens which get :: ~z^fiiCf^.s J ■ stf/ ,i hered to. I think Karswood Poultry Nr^V/7//M9' 4^^^^a^ss^ W7//A this 3s Proved by Spice (containing ' >^//^^%«Si^^tf^W#l -the following^— ground insects) * / I Ji^nflf^mm^^t^^ since Oc tober * every day, summer w/. l II!J]^&MW//Sy/S^^»4^^^ nad only one and winter, all the I'///' J^^S^^^W/^V^JI soft egs. and furyear round. This r. * ~* - "'^^Sr f ZJbQS 1 -tier, eggs hatdicd Spice is non-fore- Cads' *S^WI m niy incubator ing! and is a blood- <dS^ §J from my own birds enricher, which en- are turning out exables hens to produce sturdier chick-! ceedingly fertile (just on 95 per cent.), ens. Bead proof below. - »nd the hatches; of bonny, healthy, "liveable" chicks average just over 90 100 per cent. Hatcehd. ' per cent, of the eggs put m the mall Kovn-shnm Tnrripn* chine. The 12 White Leghorns, mated plth\m STCQ to a Mgk- pedigree cock, laid 2C7 eggs, julttoam, London, 5.E.9. v oyer 2^ ounces, m the 31 days of I am an amateur m the poultry- juarch, and m the first six days of keeping line, and I herewith beg leave pril ' the y nave iai d 65 . to tell you of the success I have had Anril 71™ with my birds, White Leghorns (one p * ' , „ , , cockerel and five hens). I have tried Keeps Fowls Healthy several kinds of foods, and have found Euanui Road. Mataroa that the best . results have bren got 1 fln(i that for constant laying— for from your wonderful Karswood Poul- a . auick moultj and for health y chicktry Sp!ce. and I intend to stick to it as enSi your Spice m the mash is one of long as I keep poultry. ...... the best helps m keeping fowls healthy, I have just had a successful hatch of and m goo<i condition. Please send me 300 per cent., and I am bringing the another 7lb tin. chicks up on Karswood. My chicks 15th May. 1925. Mrs. J. ETAN. are eight days old to date, and are fine, . 81 strong, healthy chicks, with no sign of y. packet supplies 20 chickens 30 days. » any' weakness. lam giving them Kars- 2/- packet supplies 20 chickens 60 days, wood Chicken Powder. Karswood Chicken Powder contains Wishing you every success m your no Ginger, Gentian, Capsicum, or ChilDUSineSS. J. J. .KILHLNLrb. j JeSi It coutaina instead ground insects, 29th April, 1924. which chickens love. If your local ' _ .. dealer cannot supply, send a postcard 95 per cent, rertue. t0 tne jj ew Zealand Agents (address 20 Croydon Grove, West Croydon. below), asking the name of the nearest I have from time to time sent you dealer who supplies Karswood Chicken letters of appreciation for the benefit I Po t s,V™t»»->~otu- -ax-arnxm a-v-n r>r» have received from the use of Karswood . I £ n ?I JA J? N ' < . W £ r< ? ] ?T £°- Poultry Spice for my birds. 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