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tm firm m m z* ;k SvS* m -,H» ' ■ thinef ronT a hen house to a stable. Every point is explained, a-s more than interesting-it is invaluable. .. . „ .._ Write for it write no Buildings." Incidentally 1 question which anyo mighty Glad to have. llany poor roof i •what they i™~ "' through—the finest felt put fcito n rooniigSuis, NOT BOUGHT IN THE MARKET. But this is one reason, only—you will learn the others and a great deal more when you get the booii. DON'T misa the book— send for it—send KOW. C. M. HO.WI-SON Other Agent }Wni. Congrcve anil C<>.,Cnrlstcuuurch; E. W.'MIIIS ana Co., Wellington; Cruicltsnank, Miller, ana Co., Auckland.

More Eggs That's the position, and if you help your hens lay more eggs you help yourself to bigger profits. contains the elements that produce the greatest returns in the egg basket. It positively insists on more eggs from the hen, and at the same time supplies the power to lay the in. MAKEMLAY keeps the birds in condition and is equally valuable for feeding when fed to ducks. If your birds are not producing as they should, try MAKEMLAY. Price—l/- per packet. Obtainable from leading Grocers or from Dept. B, UNEDIN FANCIERS* CLUB. ANNUAL SHOW. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY, Ist, 2nd, and 3rd JUNE. POULTRY, PIGEONS, CANARIES, DOGS, Etc. Over 1000 Entries. CHAMPIONSHIPS FOR CANARIES. NOTE THE ADDRESS: THOMSON & CO.'S BLOCK, CRAWFORD STREET. Admission Is. Children 6d. E. S. WILSON, Secretary.

T STEWART'S you'll get the Best l Price for Prime Poultry'-; no commisi; crates railed free. —Fishmonger, .iltry and Fish Supper Rooms, 198 ncos street. Dunedin. 13a

TNDIAN Runner and Buff Orpington - Ducks (winners Winter Test Laying ompetition, Greyinouth, 1907; winners at ChristehiU'ch, Ashburfcon, and' Dunedin Shews 1809).—Show and Utility Stock For Sale.—Mrs Lucy, 20 Montague street, North-Easfc Valley. lju

Asked the other day when Greater Timaru is likely to become an accomplished fact, Mr Craig'ie, M.P., said he had ascertained, when in Wallington last week, that the boundaries had been approved; that they would appear in the next issue of the Government Gasefcte, and that Greater Timaru would be brought about as from July L