Page 10 Advertisements Column 1

Southland Times, Issue 19658, 7 October 1922, Page 10 (Supplement)

THE HOPEFUL HEN Th?t sat upon the China Egg The hen that sat upon the China Egg the proper principles of propagation >nd praiseworthy perserverance, but she jjidn't produce because she could not. We offer to particular Poultry people a product in Chuk-Chuk for their Our success (if we may be pardoned for •Iludmg to a minor matter of major sigis due to cleaving singic-mind-liy and sincerely to the idea that if you jr.e the finest there is, the competitor will (*ave you alone, but tiie customers won’t. CHUK-CHUK for Chickens is an excel£nt and reliable Chick Chop. Four pound bags for small users. 25's, 50’s, 100’s also obtainable. / \ Grade Cepaal GORE and INVECARGILL

THE PERA SEPARATOR A New Separator for Southland. Ji Matle in Swede"Obtainable in All Sizes. - No. 00—10 Gals. Per Hour £6 15/No. o—ls Gals. Fer Hour £9 10/’eFWfflr No. 1—27 Gals. Per Hour £l5 0/No. 2—50 Gals. Per Hour £2B 0/No. 3-L-82 Gals. Per Hour £4l 0/duplicate parts in stock The PERA is simple in constrnction —no complications. WRITE FOB PAMPHLETS. SOLE SOUTHLAND DISTRIBUTORS—STORRIES’ AGENCY CO’Y. NEXT SOUTHLAND ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. DEE STREET INVERCARGILL. BOX 101. 'PHONE—IS92. f

WAmV/W 1111111 ' 1 Dairy farmers know that an important point in Milking Machines is the suitability of the teat cups. “Auto” cups are specially adapted for tough-cows and easy cows. “Auto” cups JOHN wont fall off. no matter whether teats are large or small. CHAAffiERS & mflation ensures this. “Auto” cups milk SON cows gently, evenly, and in one third of usual time, mini-* UMITED unse stripping, and leave teats in soft, natural condition. Write as now for full particulars 9 MILKING VGtUlblo HfilftLS Puls>ator~ INVERCARGILL BRANCH OFFICE 51 TAY STREET.

THE POWER BOARD 1 j PROMISES Power soon and as we get nearer the date for switching it on, Electrical Engineers will find it almost impossible to cope with orders lor insinuations These will require to be dealt with in rotation and many will thus be requirea io wait. Moreover, the price of fittings, installations, etc., will be bound to rise considerably and therefore the plan o wiring and fitting your house in readiness is a prudent course to pursue. PRICES ARE AT THEIR LOWEST NOW! Considering the waiting and extra expense that will be incurred later if you have to wait for an installation, it will pay you to get it done NOW. FARMERS—The Wiring of Cowbyres, Workshops and Sheds both for lights and Motors has only to be done once so why not now whilst prices are Low ? t CALL AND CONSULT OUR ELECTRICAL EXPERTS WITHOUT DELAY. A£t T DIPT ITH ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS . & 1. DL Jal, JUIJJ. TAY STREET—INVERCARGILL.