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Otago Witness, Issue 2934, 8 June 1910, Page 42

Paroid Roofing. i , sSfo m \\ as » i HOOFING not only LOOKS good but isfeood clear ?:,; ti.la is one reason only-you will learn the others more when you get the book. d a great deal DON'T miss the book—«end for it—send KOW. >Vv ,-?ON & MjN, Sci, l-, Dunedin. _,. ■> Win. Congreve and Co.,Cßiristcliuurch; UWier » E w Mn , B and Co#j Wellington; Agents : ) craickshank, Miller, and Co., Auckland. W^^^^^^v^^^^^m^^v^

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 and at the same time supplies the power to lay them. 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, "S7STHITE LEGHORNS.—Winners of TV Utility Poultry Club's 1909-1910 competition—l37l eggs in 12 months. My pen have scored more joints for sh<sw than any other pen of White Leghorns in preesint competition. Stock for Sale. —Mrs J. Mills, Model Poultry Yards, 40 WoodhauKh, I>unedin. Bju C. MINORCA PULLETS for. Sale; • from imported stock.—Mrs J. Mills, 40 Woodhaugh, Dunedin. Bju CHAMPION Turkevs of New Zealand—- > Gobblers £2 2s, Hens £1 Is, Trios £4 4s.—Mrs M'Lay, Dunback. Bju T STEWART'S you'll get the Best Price for Prime Poultry; no commission ; crates railed free.—Fishmonger, Poultry ' and Fish Supper Rooms, 198 Princes street, Dunedin. 13a