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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12451, 18 September 1933, Page 2

timesas many Poultry-keepers are loud in their praises of Karswood Poultry Spice ( containing ground insects'). Karswood is a natural stimulant to hens. It quickly 1111 proves their general condition, makes them healthy and virile, and induces them to lay more, bigger and richeryolked eggs. Read how this user increased his yield 6 times over by feeding his birds the Karswood way:— “1 had 8 fowls that were giving a total of only 4 to 6 eggs a week. I commenced feeding them with Karswood and within a fortnight I was getting over 40 eggs a weelc and they are keeping on with the good work. 1 also have a brood of 10 chicks and am rearing them on the Karswood system. They are the picture of health. — J.P.” ( Original letter on file or inspection. Karswood Poultry Spice is obtainable from all wholesalers and stores at the following- standard retail prices: 41b. packet, price 1/-; 11b. packet, price 2/-; 71b. tin, price 12/6; 281 b. tin, juice 50/-. KARSWOOD m POULTRY spice m Increases egg-production without forcing, because it contains ground insects, but no cayenne pepper, etc.

RAILWAY REFRESHMENTS CHEAPER & TEA COFFEE OR COCOA. WITH SANDWICH 6' V REDUCTION of 25 per cent, in tne price charged for tea, coffee, cocoa and sandwich is nowoperative in all Railway Refreshment Rooms. “Tea and sandwich’’--the favourite call—now costs only sixpence. Patrons are assured that the policy of the Railway Refreshment Branch in supplying only highquality refreshments, combined with efficient and. courteous service, will not be varied in any way. A visit to the Refreshment Rooms for refreshments, fresh fruit, confections, and smokers’ requisites—all obtainable at popular prices-—will cheer you on your journey. A HAPPY HALT FOR TRAVELLERS am He’s playing the game —ARE YOU ? THIS young Husband is entitled to be light* hearted. He is "playing the game” and squarely by his wife and boy. He is providing them with comfort according to his means, and he is insured for £I,OOO in the A.M.P. He took out one policy for £SOO when he married, and another when the boy was born. These call for an investment of only a few shillings a week. Should anything happen to him his wife will have £I,OOO, plus bonuses, and many an A.M.P. policy has doubled its value with bonuses before it was claimed. There isn’t a better way of saving money in all the world. The Society is the largest mutual life office in the Empire, and every member’s policy is backed by £90,000,000 worth of assets. Ask the nearest A.M.P. Office or officer what you will need to invest to earn that peace of mind that comes with an A.M.P. policy. £ * OFFICES AND AGENTS THROUGHOUT THE DOMINION I