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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22023, 4 August 1933, Page 16

POULTRY, ETC. 1 ET A 1933 PRICE LIST X From GLADBROOK POULTRY FARM, MIDDLEMARCH. Yours for the asking. Post free. Black Orpingtons and White Leghorns. WHITE LEGHORNS, proved exceptional layers ; Eggs 5s setting, 22s 6d hundred ; Cockerels 10s, Breeding Pena, 11 hens and cockerel, £3.—Somerdaie Poultry Farm, Hyde 2au (>1 PER HUNDRED. W.L. Incubator S'X EGGS, good fertility: Settings, 4s, 13 eggs; also Metal Brooder, 75 to 100 chicks, £l.—D. Nichols. Outrarn. 3au WHITE LEGHORN EGGS, 2s Cd setting, £1 a hundred ; day-old Chicks, Is each. A. James, Wylie’s Crossing. 4au WANTED to SELL, about 6 B. ORPINGTONS, or Exchange for Leghorn Pullets.—B2 Every street. 4au A fifi EGGS' were laid In two years by White Wyandotte which had KARSWOOD POULTRY SPICE (containing ground insects) every day during the period. Costs only halfpenny daily for 12 hens. Obtainable from all dealers. RADIO SETS AND ACCESSORIES HAVE your VALVES TESTED by the North Electric Company, 213 Moray place, the Radio Repair Specialists; all makes of valves stocked. 20Jy IS your RADIO giving satisfaction? If not, ring 13-843. 1. W. Standage, Radio and Electrical Supplies, Ltd., 23.1 George street. 20Jy FRUIT FOR SALE QUALITY’ Cleopatras, Cs; Jonathans, Cs; Delicious, 7s; Stunners, 7s 6d; Kiddies’ Apples, 4s; cash at Clyde.—J. R. Lalng.

A young competitor who gained third place in his class at the Musical Festival, Barnsley, England, appeared on the platform to play the pianoforte test piece without his coat. The Judge, Dr A. C. Tysoe, remarked that it was good to see a player get on with his job. The time would come, however, when the young competitor would appear on the concert platform, and he would then have io regard the conventions.