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Otago Witness, Issue 2675, 21 June 1905, Page 35

I AN EGG EVERY DAY I from each hen if brought up on 1 SINGER'S ! EGG PRODUCER a scientific nitrogenised FOOD containing all the elements required for making bone, flesh, feathers , and eggs. Packets, 1/6. So!d by all STORES and BONNINGTTeN'S, Ohristchurch Write for Free Book " Profitable Poultry Farming." The Cheapest and most Reliable Egg Stamp yet produced. Full particulars from the Makers, JOHN SWAN & CO., Engravers, Rubber Stamp Furnishers, 23 Bath St., Ddnebin. Messrs PRYOR & CO. HAVE pleasure in Announcing that they have SECURED the SERVICES of , Mr EDWIN REILLY (late of Waters, 1 Bifcehie, and Co.), and intend in future to make a specialty of handling all Classes of Poultry, Eggs, Pigs, and Produce. Mr Reilly will have charge of this department, and j consignors entrusting their business to this I firm oan rest assured of top market prices, ' prompt account, and cheque as soon as produce is sold. All charges on the lowest S °The Next SALE of Purebred Poultry . takes place on WEDNESDAY, the 14th i inst., w;ben we offer a select collection of breeding birds, also incubators. Please note we are now booking orders for breeding trios of birds; also, incubator ■ sittings of eggs from leading breeders in, ■ New Zealand and Australia. , We invite correspondence. ] Wive-lxaired Fox Terriers. j 17H)R SALE, YounTwell-bred BITCHES -! J? —Winners, and that can win— From £10 upwards. ' In Pup to the famous Wire-haired Fox Ch. NORTHFIELD 'KNOCKOUT, Winner of over 200 Firsts, Specials, Cups, and Championships. Knockout has beaten every Living Champion. For Stud Card, with full pedigree and photo, apply, Sam Warburton, NORTHFIELD KENNELS, Wibaey, Bradford, Yorks, Engla.nd. MATAURA FANCIERS' SHOW. WEDNESDAY, JULY sth. I ENTRIES CLOSE JUNE 2*. Late En!i tries to JULY 1. J Entry Money: Members, 2s 6d; all over six entries by members Is 3d each; Nonmentbers, 3s. We receive Entries for Cock, Hen, Cockerel, or Pullet of any breed, also Duck or Drake, Turkeys, Geese, Pigeons, or Pets. Liberal Prize Money. All Entries ove-r Six by Members Half Price. Send your Entries ; we will arrange them. J. LOWDEN, Jtrtf., 14ju Hon. Sec. PRIME TABLE POULTRY WANTED. Highest Prices Given. PORK AND POULTRY COMPANY, 12 Rattray street. " Crates 9ent on request. POULTRY WANTED: highest price given; no commission charged; crates supplied free-.— Stewart, fishmonger, Princes street, Dunedin. 27ap 1 j - — ——■ ~~~ S' ILVER WYANDOTTES. — Cockerels 1 from 15s; also Trios from first prize birds. — P. Carolin, " Barrfield," Mornington, Dunedin. 19ap EG6-LATOO COMPETITION. BLENHEIM, June 18. In the seventh week of the New Zealand egg-laying competition 819 eggs w&re laid, as against 735 for the previous week. This brings the average per pen up to eight and > one-fifth eggs. The number of tnon-con- ; tributing pens has been reduced from 18 to 15. The number of eggs laid to date is 1 3236. The total for last calendar month . is 1405. The leading pen is H. Leger'e Vhite Leghorns, from Levin, with 23 for the seventh week, and an aggregate of 168. F. Brooks'e white Leghorns, from South Australia, are second with 27 and 159 respectively. H. Crever's silver Wyandottes, from Westport, are third with 13 and 122. On Saturday (saya the Southland Times) Mr J. A. Hanan, M.H.R., received a telegram from_ the Minister of Justice intimating that in_ compliance with the request for more police protection another constable would be sent to the Invercargill station. It is _ understood that the extra consta-ble is being sent as an immediate reinforcement, and that the question of how many men are required is still engaging the attention of the commiaiionei^