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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1222, 2 September 1911, Page 13

See "J.P." with three stars on label. TEE CHICK-STORM OF 1911. WHITE LEGHORNS. ■JTIIEELESS BROODER and CHICKS, 5- per rail, a great success. Orders ' for these beautiful chicks reaching close 2000 mark. Brings chicks to your homo and rears Ihem. But chiekj can bo sent without brooder. 30 chicks and Fireless Brooder, -13s. Freight paid and safo delivery guaranteed. Note.—There are 110 better chicks for egg-pioduetion. Rogers' Runners' Settings reduced to lGs. Gd. Writo for new Circular. H. LEGER, Wereroa, Levin, N.Z. Tho Busiest White Leghorn Farm in tho Dominion. gG G S TOR HATCHING. No. 1 Pen.—'Whito leghorns. HilcrestBrooks Hens, Tadniau Cockerel. 10s.. per setting. No. 2 Pen.—White Leghorns. Sunny-hurst-llilcrest Hens, Brooks Cock from competition winning pen. 7s. < Cd. per setting. I No. 3 Pen. —Brown Leghorns. Hens ' bred from high-record trap-nestixl < birds of the best-laying strain pro- ( curable, mated to an excellent cock- 1 erel. 7s. (id. per sotting. i No. 4 Pen.—Black Orpingtons. Hens i bred from birds with high trap-nest ( records, originating from competi- l tion winners. State Parm cockerel. ' 7s Od. per setting. i No. 5 Pen.—Silver Wyandottes.Howell hens, ICennedy-Warrcn Cock prizo winner- Comprising the best laying strains of W.vandottes procurable. Excellent winter layers. 7s. r Gd. per setting. t All settings 15 Eggs. Apply A.T. BOX, UTIKU. e POULTRY SiTTtKGS, ° Incubator lots, from White Leghorns, Black Orpingtons Black Mrnorcas, "Whito Wyaudottes, Indian , Runner and Cayuga Ducks, all from tho best laying strains in New /ea- , land and Australia l'utl particulars of j breeding aud prices from I. N ebb, Kasli- , mir, Leviu. i