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Wairarapa Daily Times, 20 October 1932, Page 6

BONNINCTONS IRISH MOSS 1 NORMAN’S QUALITY BABY CHICKS. QVER 2000 strong, healthy chicks now to bo seen in our Brooders. Now is fc'ho time to get yours for Winter Laying. Norman’s Strain never fails to give you winter eggs. Our Next Hatches are due on— FRIDAY, 10th SEPTEMBER. MONDAY, 20th SEPTEMBER, TUESDAY, 4th OCTOBER. Prices are: — CHICKS: £5 per 100 £2/12/0 per 00 27/G per 20 10/- per dozen HATCHING EGGS: 10/- for 10 Eggs. CASH WITH ORDER. Send for our Illustrated Catalogue. Post Free. A. NORMAN, SOLWAY STUD POULTRY FARM, HIGH STREET, MASTEETON. ’PHONE 1557. vV*7/ '/ m Eh lililiili KifSp msm , IRISH MOSS , J or COUCHS COLDS m m m Mr. F. ECOB wins Golden Egg Trophy with Sturdy Mash Mr. F. Ecob, Day - old Chick breeder of Wallaceville, writes: •*My team of 6 birds which wort the Golden Egg Trophy for the team laying the greatest number of eggs in the whole of the Massey College * Egg Laying Contest, 1931-32, was bred and reared on Meadows’ Sturdy Mashes.” This team laid 137 eggs more than any other 6bird team competing in any test in N.Z. last year. Give the best to your chicks and pullets —that’s the only way to get the best out of them ! pi [lfc -V; Sold bv Levin & uo., Masterton. J. H. Good, Carterton. W. WHITE, COAL MERCHANT. ’PHONE 1706, Residence 2281. ISHES to assure the Public that he has good supplies of all the Wai- » Lignite Coals; also Westport and rcastle. ARBONETTES, the New Fuel, in quantity. A good substitute for e. ALL KINDS OF SEASONED FIREWOOD AT LOWEST CASH PRICES. Address: Railway Siding. r n Office: MR E. BELL, Farmers’ Unior, Perry Street.