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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16360, 7 June 1927, Page 4

338 Eggs in a Midwinter Month Splendid performance of 16 birds (15 pullets) on Karswood Poultry Spice (containing ground insects). \ Nothing is more exasperating to the backyard' poultry-keeper than to see mature pullets working only ••halftime.” There they are—red in comb, tight in feather, upright, in carriage, bright in eye and alert iii the pen, and yet they are only laying half as many eggs ns you know they should be. What is the reason? Nine times out of ten their shortcomings can be remedied, providing only you give the birds the correct food for making the eggs. Without the proper food a hen is like a motor-car without petrol—she docs no good. What, then, is the proper food for layers? The experience of lialf-a-million users of Karswood Poultry Spice (containing ground insects) is that this food produces' the most eggs for the least money. You can read proof in the letter below from Mr. A. Stephens which shows that in spite of the wretched weather during lb comber in Yorkshire his pullets averaged ”1 eggs apiece in the 31 days of December, when fed on Karswood —an average of nearly 5 eggs per week from inch bird. You can do just as well as Mr. Stephens by following the same simple feeding plan. Don’t be put off iiv following other feeding methods which may appear cheaper, but which in the long run prove far more costly'beeause you are not getting the eggs. The Karswood System has been proved, year in. year out, consistently to give the most economical results —i.e.. to give the most eggs for the least money. Start your birds on tlie Karswood System this very week-end and note the difference in egg results during the following fortnight. 338 Eggs from 16 Birds in 31 Days. “Shirley,” Green Lane, Selby, Yorkshire. t am writing to tell you my experience as a new beginner at poultry-keep-ing. Last April, on the 19th. I had two sittings of White Wyandotte (lay-old chicks. After weeding out cockerels and accidents I had left 15 pullets and 1 old ben. The pullets began laying on October 10th, 1920, up to which time I had no eggs, and by the end of October I had TO eggs from the 10 birds. In the month of November. 1920. I had 245 eggs, and throughout December I had ;;3S eggs from the 10 birds. This I tribute to using your Karswood Poultry Spice and the advice given in your feeding instructions. I might mention that my friends, who have had much more experience in the keeping of fowls, are onlv just beginning to get eggs from their birds. I tell them to follow the Karswood System. Thanking yon and wishing’you every success. A. STEPHENS. lltli January, 1927. ' Egg Supply Increased 200 per cent, C/o r.O . Whangarei. Since using Karswood Poultry Spice we find it very beneficial to the fowls whilst moulting. Since using Karswood Spice the egg supply increased fully 200 per cent., and the hens looked, and were, the picture of health. I can thoroughly recommend everybody to purchase Kars•wood Spice for their poultry, and follow directions and they will have the best results. 11. PAWSON. Five to Six Eggs a Day from Seven Pullets. 51. Little Common Road, Bexhill-on-Sea, Sussex. 1 thought you would like to know I have T young pullets and they commenced to lay three weeks before Christmas. They were hatched out last March. They have laid from 5 to 0 eggs every day since, and I put this down to Karswood Poultry Spice which I have used this last six years. P. WICKHAM. 9th January, 1927. Pullets Laid at 5| Months Old Going Strong. 1, Howley Place, Warwick Avenue. Paddington, London, W.2. I am a regular user of your Karswood Poultry Spice, and can safely say it has no equal, as my 1920 pullets started to lay at at months* old, and are going strong. They are all in the pink of condition, which I pur down to the regular daily pinch of Karswood Poultrv Spice. S. DEMPSTER. 9th January, 1927. * The Stuff to Give ’Em.” Otekaikc. I have used Karswood Poultry Spree for two years now, and And that, tor getting eggs, it’s the stuff to give ’em. Kindly have another 2Slb. tin railed to me at once. G. HARRISON. 5 You can do just as well by using Karswood Poultry Spice (containing ground insects). Packets: 4d., 1/- & 2/-. If yonr local dealer cannot supply, send a postcard to the New Zealand Agents (address below), asking the name of the nearest dealer who supplies Karswood Poultry Spice. FAIKBAIUX. WRIGHT & CO. Uclitleld St., Christchurch; Moore St., Auckland; Old Customhouse St., Wellington; and Moray Flare, Dunedin. NOTE. —The sole manufacturers of Karswood. Poultry Spice fewt taming ground insects> are E. Griffiths Hughes, Ltd., Manchesteri England, established 1756, in the Reign of George the Second.