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Taranaki Daily News, 30 December 1929, Page 16

PHILLIPS’ SEAGRASS FURNITURE. Neal for Hot Weather. VtuWYri\XX/$w For'the lawn, sun of ’ \Sg?Az 4'M .porch, or verandah, yeVI | there is nothing as ffyi F’ convenient hs Phil- - a v l>pa Seagrass r/ I* '**»*•* l Chairs and Tables h Light and convenient to move around, if fIH-1 LiH rr cool and comfortable on the hottest day, t■) II 111 i I )/jl and sLongly made, they will give many k z \ II n|. years of useful service. |\ / U CHAIRS, TABLES, * I I SETTEES, PRAMS, * - Mt ' L AT THE LOWEST PRICES IN w STRATFORD. PHILLIPS & SON STRATFORD.’ ■QKBaMMHMHHMKMnHMBMEWBinHBMHnHQUOHBBHBMiMB ■/ ■ ‘ --T - — ~ [A jMßgg.x j\l * I YOUR FINGERS . WILL ITCH TO TWIST THE THROTTLE OF THE 1930 HARLEY-DAVIDSON 11 Seen the 1930 Harlev-Davidson SOME OF THE NEW . , ~ n,,. FEATURES SUI S Ie F et? Thl3 wonder of engineering achievements is a chaniNew 1-inch Schebler De Luxe . , ~ , ", Carburettor. P lon from the ground up. Sturdy RlC motor dotaehal>le head as a battleship—quiet and sleek ” Bigger Generator. in action as a greyhound, economi- . “"mlfJMl!!- «>. »■><! tMt-proof. We will ' Sturdy “pick-proof’’ anti- gladly demonstrate to you this theft front Head Lock. ° J J eagerly-awaited for Motor-Cycle. STAINTON & CO., LTD. NEW PLYMOUTH. «—w ‘ J'-"'! ■■ "■■■■■■■■——■-■ ■- n ■— i FARMERS' You Get Up Early, ■ , ■ Now Get In Early and Secure Your STACKER POLES, MOWER POLES, SHAFTS, AND HAY RAKE TEETH. Full Supplies on Hand, and the Prices are Right. I . ■•• ’ ■ N.P. Sash and Door Co., Ltd. Ring Nos. 7 and 1515. Write Box 34. I 1929 NEW YEAR 19M V'MwfSr With the of the old year wo Jwww* wish you all the Brightest and Most Prosperous of New Years. May 1930 - bring to’ - you a full measure of all the n x~JM> good things you desire. We trust, too, ' that our efforts to please you during 1929 will merit a mtinuanc of your patronage during the ensuing year. GRUNDY’S MOTORS, LTD. NEW PLYMOUTH. £5O a year Profit P from a small number of fowls Jpst now most fowls are “going great We always use “Karswood." Egg returns guns." Their self-satisfied cackles may are consistantly good, all the year round, be heard in practically every run. Un- We have reared all our oum uoclt fortunately, though, the present time chiefly from our own eggs, except the with its abundance of eggs docs not stock cockerels for the first year, which I represent the greatest profit-earning purchased from well-known breeders, as ' period. That comes later when egg- also were a quantity of first-class hatching production begins to fall. The poultry- eggs. —C.E.B.L." owner who can prolong the " peak " Original tetter on file for inspection period of laying is the one, therefore, Note the Economy. who b going to make the most of 1/. p ac ! ;et supplies 20 hens 16 days PJ oh £ _ Take “ lcaf , out of the book 2/. packet supplies 20 hens 32 days Mr. C. E. B. Longcroft, quoted below, 71b . (i 2 /6> supplies 140 hens 32 days and feed your flock with Karswood ~. '« onl . Poultry Spice (which contains dried 14 b. tm (23/6) supphes 280 hens 32 days and ground insects). If you do, you'll 281 b. tin (45/6) supplies 560 hens 32 days find as Mr. Longcroft has done, that Halfpenny a Day to Make 12 Lay your fowls will maintain their “peak" _ .. , . . laying for many weeks yet and that a 2 ne . ta b’espoonful ({or.) of Karswood worth-while profit can he made from F ou,tr >’ S ,P ,CO “ «><hcicnt for 20 hens keeping even a few fowls. This is what T o, '°, , i 0 tanC “ cos ? you r le , M Mr. Longcroft says , than id. per day for every dozen fowu. “Wc (my «'i/c and mysci/) started in rpae'' Try a Shilling Packet with some six small second-hand poultry Ask y°« r poultty-food dealer to supply houses, three wire runs, one incubator and you with a !/• packet of Karswood brooder with a stock of jo or .10 cross-bred Poultry Spice, adding postage if ncces. hens with a few pure-bred Leghorns, Wyan- “W nncl try it for a fortnight on half. , dottes and Rhode Island Reds. a-dozen hens. Results are not instance are now making a steady income of taneous—it takes a fortnight or three ,-ys</- to jo/- a week from eggs alone and weeks to improve the egg return. It Lhave an intensive house for 75 layers, q VOUf oCfl “ ca ’ cr cahnot supply, send a / wire runs with smaller houses covering postcard to the Agents (address below), . <tbo:tl half an-acre of grass land, with a asking the name of the nearest dealer, stock of over 100 well-bred layers, and an Manufactured by E. Griffith Hughes incwbdtins, «,'id rearing plant for several x Ltd., Manchester, (Established 1756). : hundred chicks, of a capital value of tiso Supplies stocked by Fairbairn,Wright to € 150- & Co., Auckland, Wellington, Christ* f tfhe breeds kept are Rhode church and Dunedin, .Island Reds, Light Sussex, WOO Wholesalers Buff Recks, svith some White and Stores through-out iCydndottes and Leghorns. POU LTRi-jr; SPICIS New Zealand. Increases egg-production without Forcing, because it <cont: ias ground insects but no cayenne pepper. ...,