Page 18 Advertisements Column 1

Waikato Times, Volume 96, Issue 15353, 29 September 1923, Page 18 (Supplement)

m 0\ A RV GOOD CAN IS AS NECESSARY TO THE SUCCESSFUL DAIRYFARMER A GOOD cow; AS BEFORE BUYING CANB READ THE FOLLOWING: MR WM. H. RUTLEDGE, WELL-KNOWN FARMER, OF MIDHIRST, TARANAKI, ON “IDEAL” CANS. “Twelve years ago I purchased two 20-gallon “IDEAL” Milk Cans. These cans, after being in constant use, were sold by auction at my late sale for 66/- each. This Is a striking testimonial of the durability of our Cans. IMPORTANT. —All milk and cream cans manufactured by us carry our registered brands, “IDEAL” OR “R.V.” ALEX. HARVEY & SONS Ltd. ALBERT STREET, AUCKLAND. ss K'/f & m % Your tjerdl r 111, fjammilis •jy. "■i'V'Uci ruuw you like record. Settings 10/6, 10 per cent discount lor two. Few day-old Chicks available. Note Address: G. F. CRESSEY, Maeroa Road. Frankton. )AY OLD CHICKS AND SETTINGS UTILITY WHITE LEGHORNS. Comstltion strains. Settings 16 eggs, 10/6. Chicks, 12 for 15/-. No Sunday trade. H. S. BLACKMAN, MacFarlane Street, Hamilton East. RYMAH’S POULTRY FARM, PALMERSTON NORTH. for UTILITY BLACK ORPINGTONS. BRED TO LAY. SITTINGS EGGS, COCKERELS, AND PULLETS FOR SALE. 294 CHURCH ST. Enquiries invited. T OW ■ Flowers 4d. per packet Vegetables 6d. per packet ETHODYNE PAIN CURE (or Colic, Gripe*, or Fret For all Stock. Ready for me. sS SO* Jans.! QS sm e r Don’t allow your Cow to become ill with Milk-Fever or Udder Troubles. Sick animals turn profits into LOSS. You cm keep your stock in the pink of condition by the timely use of OKYGAS—Osmond s wonderful remedy for milk fever, udder ill.mammitis. hard bag, caked bag. inflammation after calving or lambing, quarter evil, or fever in sheep. Be fora sickness comes, use: 9 and thus put money In your pocket. OSMOND AND SON (N.Z.), LTD., WELLINGTON. iVe now have opened a Depot at Frankton In Agents everywhere. Commerce Street. DAIRYMAN! THE SURE CURE FUR RED WATER is Edwards’ Red Water Drench PRICE 10/F. EDWARDS , Chemist, HAMILTON. •PHONE 2165.

POULTRY AND EGGS FOR BALE. . -OTILITY JpOULTRT. BLACK ORPINGTONS, WHITE LEGHORNS. Sittings from 7/6, Chickens 15/- dozen. Clucky Hen, with 12 chickens. 22/6. MASSON & MASSON. Te K&nwh&ta. AUSTRAL POULTRY FARM, ROTORUA. Black Orpingtons white leghorns, Champion Layers, Competition winners. Cockerels rrom 30s; sittings from 15s. Day-old chicks *6 10s ORDER NOW, or writs for per 100 Catalogue. J. N. MCLEAN, Rotorua. WAIKATO EGG FARM. UTILITY POULTRY. We take this opportunity or thanking our numerous customers of last season, aiid beg to state we are now able to supply both settings and chicks rrom our bred-to-lay White Leghorns, Black Orpingtons and Black Minorcas. Inspection always welcomed. Settings, 10/6; day-old Chicks, 15/- per dozen. ’Phone 2769. Address: T. Wise, Rural Delivery, Te Rapa, Frankton Junction. PROOF—NOT TALK. MY Orpingtons won last Auckland Laying Competition, beating all comers. 3 birds, 725 full weight eggs in 50 weeks. Settings rrom winning team £l.. Settings rrom full sisters, 12/6, Chicks, day old, 15/- doz.; three weeks £1 doz. MABERLEY. CAMBRIDGE. Enquiries, Louden, Ward St., Hamilton. Settings and chicks rrom Pedigree Laying Stock, backed by over 40 Firsts, Special and Championship Awards in Utility Show Classes. Black Orps., W. Leghorns, Silver and Columbia Wyandottes. SETTINGS (15 eggs), 7/6 and 10/6; CHICKS (hatches weekly). Day-old 15/- dozen, rortnight-old 21/- dozen.—H. MOORE, Hillcrest, Hamilton (’phone 2261), or John Bateson and Son, Florists, Victoria Street. WHEN you want the Best, try Dkw’s World-ramous strains. omclal Records, 335 (N. Island Record), 304, 292 281, 263, 253, 249, 248, 243—274 average lor 9 birds. Compare these scores with any other breeder and hook now. R.I. Reds, S. Wyandottes, Blk. Orpingtons, W. Rocks, W. Leghorns and Indian Runners. Settings 21 —J. O. Law, “Redllelds,” Tauplrl. MY LEGHORNS and MINORCAS, Hamilton, Onchunga, Huntly and Ngaruawahia 1923 Shows, won 3 Specials, 12 Firsts, 4 Seconds, 6 Thirds. My seven birds last two year Competitions averaged 2251 ruil weight eggs in 50 weeks; also wun Standard Points Prize, 1921-22. Only Show Winners and Competition Hens mated