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entield Poultry Farm, Iticcarton, Columbian Wyandottes, 26—218; Thomas Vose, Carterton, White Leghorns, 25—303; n. S. Woodnorth, Winton, White Leghorns, 24—201; Mrs, J. Mills, Dunedin, White Leghorns, 31—291; A. W, Irvine, Mount Roskill, White Leghorns, No. 2, 23—215; Dominion Poultry Plant, Coromandcl, White Leghorns, 28—2GG; Mrs. Ansley, Bromley, White Leghorns, 28—229; Maweon Stewart, Christchurch, White Leghorns, 20—262; It. James, Marshlands, 30-299; J. W. Green, St. Albans, White Leghorns, 29—2C6; I. Stephenson, Wanganui, White Leghorns, 20—270; Mawton Stewart, Christchurch, AVhite Leghorns, 29—305; N. Solomon, Westport, White Leghorns, 22—297; Wainoni Poultry larm, Wainoni, AVhite Leghorns, 29—264; Verrall Bros., Swannanoa, \\ hite Leghorns, 25-261. FOE DUCKS. [New Zealand Utility Poultry Club's fourth laying test for ducks. Returns for fourteenth week.] _ ,_ , , Total Total for to Week. Date. W. Knight, Hutt, Indian Runners, No. 1 0 263 W.. Knight, Hutt, Indian Runners, No. 2 0 191 Heretaunga P. Co., Silverstream, Indian :Runners ... 24 124 Thos. Dowthwaito, Avondale, ' Indian Runners 29 95 W.- Mercer, Howick, Indian Runners. 0 182 Miss A. Donald, Dunsandel, . Indian Runners 0 117 A. R. Browne, Petane Beach, Indian Runners 34 91 TWO YEARS' COMPETITION. [New Zealand Utility Poultry Club's Two Years' Egg-laying Test for Eowls. Report for sixty-sixth week, fourteenth week of seoond year.l Total Total for to Week. Date. T.' Kennedy, Rangiora, Silver Wyandottes 5 1460 Remain Munger," Hutt, Black Orpingtons 11 1280 Heretaunga P. Co., Silverstream, White Leghorns ... 30 . 1G59 J, W. Green, Christchurch, White Leghorns 10 1668 H. Leger, Levin, White Leghorss 23 1613 W. A.. Nixon, Christchuroli, White '. Leghorns .27 1773 V FOR, DUCKS. [New ' Zealand -Utility Poultry Club's Two Years' Egg-laying Test for Ducks. Report for' 6ixty-sixth week, fourteenth week'of second year.] Total Total for to Week. Date. Thos. Dowthwaite, Avondale, Indian. Runners 0 .1539 Heretaunga P. Co., Silverstream, Indian Runners ... 0 1623 T. R. Hall, Weraroa, '.Indian Runners 9 1831 P. Keller, Rolleston, Indian Runners ...,; 0 1372 S. H. Scott, Onehunga, Buff Orpingtons 0 1182

Note—Will correspondents make their inquiries as brief as possible, Several letters have to be held over. LAYING COMPETITIONS. N.Z, UTILITY POULTRY CLUB. [Ninth laying competition for- fowls Returns for fourteenth week.] Total Total for to • , T ' Week. Date.' JR. A. Lazarus, Hntt, White Leghorns 31 370 W, Scull, Christchurch, White Leghorns 31 .358 C. D. 0. Eggers, Nelson, White Leghorns 32 357 Thos. Fazackerley, Woolaton, , White Leghorns ■32 318 A. E. Browne, Petane Beach, White Leghorns 30. 337 R. Wylie, Hutt, White Leg-. horns '27 833 F, Mason, Hutt, White. Leg- . horaß i 23' • 320 W. Knight, Hutt, White Leg-, horns 29 318 W. Mercer, Howick, White Leghorns 30 . 315 Mrs, J. Green, St.. Albans, White Leghorns 21 312 T. Kennedy, Rangiora, Silver Wyandottes, 25-181; A. W. Adams, Sheffield, Silver Wyandottes, 35—222; A. E. Wilson, Shirley, Silver Wyandottes, 11—55; W. Knight, Hutt, Silver Wyandottes, 19—149; Jas. Ashton,, Hanmer, Silver Wyandottes, 22—301; Thos. Wilson, Marshlands, Silver Wyandottes, 25—121; W. 0. Sail, Cust, Silver Wyandottes, 35—166; S. H. Scott, Onehunga, Silver Wyandottes, 26—158; A. E. Wilson, Shirley, White Wyandottes, 18—209; T. Kennedy, Rangiora, White Wyandottes, 27—115; King and Watson. (N.S.W.), Black Orpingtons, 24—257; Verrall Bros., Swannanoa, Brown Leghorns, 27—235; J. H. Shaw, Christchurch, Brown Leghorns, 22—151; A. W. Irvine, Mount Roskill, Blue Mot. Leghorns, 14— 81; H. Leger, Weraroa, White Leghorns, 29—215; .Heretaunga Poultry Co., Silverstream, White Leghorns, No. 1, '30—297; D. Y. Gibson, Herbert, Whito Leghorns, 25—191; J. .Cocker, Bromley, White Leghorns, 31—28-4; Heretaunga Poultry Co., Silverstream, White Leghorns, No, 2, 25— 269; T; M'llwraith, West Melton, Whito Leghorns, 31—239; R. W. Hawke, Papanui, White Leghorns, 25—274; J. Wordsworth, Geraldine, White Leghorns, 25 — 261; A. W. Irvine, Mount Roskill, White Leghorns, No. 1, 22—173; Mi'ddlepark Poultry Farm, Riccarton,' White Leghorns, 19—191; T. White, Napier, Whito Leghorns, 25—248; Stewart and Landsperg, Normany, Whitq Leghorns, 29—255; J.' A. Corrie, Beckenham, White Leghorns, 22— 245; G. Bonnett, Spreydon, AVhite Leghorns, 26—219; R. Willis and Son, New Brighton, White Leghorns, 27—283; Braok-

WAI-PONGA POULTRY YARDS. Specialist Breeder of White Legliorns, Silver Wyandottes, White Rocks, and Indian Runner Ducks. Proved in New Zealand Competitions to bo the most consistent laying strain in the Dominion. Stock Birds For Sale. SITTINGS ALL ONE PRICE, IS EGGS, 15s. WILLOUCHBY KNIGHT, PROPRIETOR.... ... ... ... ... LOWER HUTTi WHITE LEGHORNS AND WHITE PLYMOUTH! ROCXS. THE MONEY MAKERS. ■ 1.-spsoialise-in -these -two Breeds. Day Old Chicks, Eggs for Hatching, Cockerels , and' Pullets. Write for circular which tells'you all about these grand layers. - / INSPECTION INVITED. 1 R. A. LAZARUS, The White Leghorn Breeder, Lower Hutt. fIREAT LAYERS. EVEN TYPE. CONSTITUTION "HARD AS NAILS?' That 8 tho 3 great features of the "HERETAUNGA" WHITE LEGHORNS and-JNDIA RUNNERS" It's why they bold the HIGHEST AVERAGE in New Zealand for 12 montfis' l&j-inp in PUBLIC TEST (Hens' or Ducks) on all entries of C°mpetito r . - Consistancy is the Keynote to Success." DAY OLD P j (that'live), 25 for 30s-; 50; 555.; 100, J25. Railage paid with firclcss bropdor if necessary.. Settings -15' eggs, 15s. and 10s. 6d., postage paid-: incubator lots on application. Stud' Stock. Cockerels and Drakes, 20s. each, Hens and Duoks, 15s. each. All-selected. Freight extra. Cash with order Write for Catalogue. A. C. MUMBY, PROPRIETOR HERETAUNGA POULTRY CO., SILVERSTREAM, WELLINGTON! KASHMIR POULTRY FARM. T4/TY Birds are bred from the Best Laying Strains in New Zealand' and Australia. ■IVX Catalogues on application. Day Old Chicks and Ducklings, Is. each. Brooders, OS. Trios, wBl 103. Settings, 6s. Bd. Incubator lots, dfil 15s. per hundred. Cockerels and Drakes, 10s. to 15s. Pullets 7s. 6d. Hens, 6s. 6d. From following breeds: Back Orpington, Black Minorca,. Silver Wyandotte, White Wyandotte, White Plymouth Rocks, White Leghorns. Also, Indian Runnor Ducks, Buff Orpington Ducks, Cayuga Ducks,, aid Pekins. Alloarefully selected. Satisfaction guaranteed. FRANKLIN WEBB, LEVIN. 'WHITE LEGHOR N BABY OHICKS. 2 v ?, r ,ten thousand hatohad in 1911-1912. Packed, 7 Railed, Reared in FIRELESS BROODER No hens wanted. Brooder and 30 chicks, 40s. r Did you note public test at Papanui? My Birds \ AVERAGED 2<lo EGGS EACH. Seven prizes. You Sk/ij J 1 } 1 eat the best Settings, 10s. Bd. Stock for feK* personal attention. Write for NEW WERAROA, LEVIN, N.Z. RECTOR WHITE LEGHORN'S. BRED FROM IMPORTED STOCK FROM CALIFORNIA. PULLETS, 15s. COCKERELS, 20s. to 803. EGGS, 10s. 6d. FOR 15 ALSO WYANDOTTES, ROCKS, AND ORPINGTONS. SEND FOR OUR CATALOGUE AND FULL PARTICULARS. , . NOTHING BUT THE BEST FROM THE BEST. N.Z. POULTRY INSTITUTE, ST. ALBANS, CHRISTCHURCH. "MOERA". POULTRY FARM. ALL Matings for'the New Season have been made, and Settings are now available. IMPORTED SECTION. LOCAL SECTION. White Orpingtons. "Moera" White Leghorns. White American Leghorns "Moera" White Wyandottes. " White Leghorns. "Moera" White Rocks. White Wyandottes "Moera" Silver Wyandottes. White Rockß. "Moera" Black Orpingtons. Black Orpingtons - "Moera" Brown Leghorns. Black Leghorns. "Moera" Bln'ok Leghorns. Brown' Leghorns. "Moera" Black Minorcas. Silver Wyandottes. Also—Buff Orpington and Indian Silver Campines. Runner Ducks. Golden Spangled Hamhurgs. Turkeys, (Only limited supplies.) CATALOGUES POSTED ON APPLICATION. JAMES M. FERGUSON, TRENTHAM, UPPER HUTT. W. A. MoKENZIE, Manager. TELEPHONE 19. THE WORLD'S GREATEST HATCHE!\S— THE PETALUMA AND THE QUEEN. irad DON'T RISK YOUR EGGS, time, and Labour in bothering with inferior Incubators. Simplo, easy to regulate, uo ' night work. They hatch larger percentages than any other. It is tho Incubator for you. The Season is on, coma in and talk it over, or write for Ca'talogue and prices. THE BIMB HARDV/ARE 00. s Ltd., AQENT9, .WJkUNQTQN,

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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1806, 19 July 1913, Page 15

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Page 15 Advertisements Column 3 Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1806, 19 July 1913, Page 15

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