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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19622, 4 May 1938, Page 4

». 1 / Poultry Spice \Vj7iV A result like this would gladden the heart of ANY poultrykeeper—■ particularly when you consider the ordinary backyard fowl averages only 70 to 100 eggs per year. No CHEEK UP if your lions are contributing only one-third or one-halt' tho winter eggs they are capable of laying. (.Jive them something to cackle about by adding a pinch of ICarswood daily to their mash. There are no "ifs"' or "huts" about the effectiveness of Karswood. After a lew days' ration, backward I almost amazing w: 1 lUd. provides enoiu Why put up with rs forge ahead in an And it's cheap, too — or 1(1 hens lor a week, ekness in your laying pen? (let a 1/- packet from your grocer. "As an experiment I commenced to feed a pen of 10 t1.1.H. pullets on Karswood, loith the following amazing success:- During the three month* — March. April, May—the birds were fed on u commercial basis as follows: March 83, April ]47. May ICO. After this I commenced to feed the Karswood system, with the following result*: June 205, -July mo, .4.1/0. ISS, Nept. ISO, Oct. IDS, NOV. 207, Die. 200, Jan. 195. Feb. 205 ; making a total of 2,150 eggs laid in 12 months, and diving an average of 215 eggs per bird, a flue performance due solely to Karsivood Poultry Spire." —A.P.B. Karswood is obtainable—}-lb. packet, price I/-; lib. packet, 2/-; 7-lb. tin, price 12/G. m POULTRY SPICE W PRISON! It's quite like being "behind bars" when the 'Flu gets charge! It's a quick release one longs for—here is hope: Bonnington's Irish Moss will ease that languor, it will abate a dangerous FEVER, its demulcent properties very soon put an end to the COUGH, its vapourous pungency envelops the \wful CATARRH I one invariably gets. IMITATIONS: Shun them! Bonnington's is lite name. ■j I'rice, I/O and 2/8. For Coughs and Colds otuuaqtotti IRISH MOSS MISS TUA SMITH Teacher of Tap, Fancy and Ballroom Dancing. Classes daily from 10 a.m., and Evenings from 7 o'clock. Studio: 263 A GLADSTONE ROAD Phone 949 for particulars. PHYSICAL CULTURE. DUNTY DOBSON (late Marion Todd School of Health and Beauty) wishes to announce that she has commenced Tuition in Ciisborne. All branches of Physical Culture and Remedial Exercises will be taught. Special Classes for Children will begin early in May. For further particulars, apply 'PHONE 1026.

AZZOPARDI & HOLLAND OPTICIANS Napier, GISBORNE and Hastino* Phone 1938. Next Adams', Gladstone Road. J. G. OOX DENTAL SURGEON Reoent Buildings, Gladstone Road. Hours of attendance: Dally. 9 to "■ Saturday. 9 to 12.80; Friday fl, nlßht). 7 to 8. Telephone No. Ih6t BERRIDGE'S FLORAL STUDIO Member N.Z. Florists Telegraphic Exchange SPECIALISTS IN FLORAL EMBLEMS For Choicest of Blooms, artistically arranged, consult UIIIWXI GLADSTONE ROAD, GISBORNE. •PHONE 1484 PRIVATE 1510 W. ATTWOOD , Carrier. Phone 75? for Wool and Sheep and General Golds, Removal of Furniture, Town or Country. I'.URAI. FREIGHT LORRY leave*Town 9 a.m., Monday. Wertnosdaj mil Friday. Will pick up goods, etc. to find from Town nt wwmonHhW rntes DAVYS, THIRD & MITCHELL ENGINEER?. BLACKSMITHS ANI OOACHBUILDERS. BRIGHT STREET. T JNEN-MARKTNG OUTFIT (Rubber stamp of your name), pad, brush, indelible ink. and a box to hold the lot, 3/6; postage 3d extra.—At the Herald Office.