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Chronicle (Levin), 4 March 1946, Page 8

FUBLIC NOTICES VALER1ES BEAUTY SAL0N Oxford Street Levin Now under Management of MRS. MORSE (Miss B. Sullivan) Who for many years managed MARTIN'S SALON Have Yoar Radio Serviced By W. H. GRIFF1THS, Radio Serviceman (By Exam.) Liverpool Street Levin (Near Railway Station) TELEPHONE 21 PARKER & BEALE Land and Estate Agents LEVIN For Saies and Purchase of Farms, Homes and Building Sections CONSULT PARKER & BEALE P.O. Box 100, Levin Telephone 142 : : Private 354M Progress Poultry Farm ^NNOUNCE that they will be able to supply 6, 8 and 10-weeks-old Pullets this coming season. Also young Pekin Duck-s as required. Prices on application. \ ■ W. IAN WATSON, Tiro Tiro Road Levin TELEPHONE 408J Sobstitote Poultr/ Feedi ng OISRII^G FOOD SHORT AGE The shortagc of imported foods ... the orging of N.Z. farmers to grow more wheat, point to a gravc possibility of an acute femine in Poultry Foods. Keepers of Poultry ^rill bc wise to realise that wkatever change is made in the feed, the vitamin and mineral content must be safeguarded. Your best way to do this is to add daily to the mash a «ufficient quantity of Laymor Poultry Tonic. By so doing, the full supply of all the necessary vitamins and minerals is ensured for the moulting season ahead — and for the laying season to follow. All Poultry keepers will be well advisea to adopt this prccautionary measure. L.23 The Levin branch of the W.D.F.U. to-morrow holds it** ga-*den partv Mr. and Mrs. W. Bodell's home in Bartho.' iraet/ Road, and given fihe weather the day should be a pleasant one. Games, competitions and afternoon tea will provide an entertaining programme.