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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2240, 28 August 1914, Page 9

POULTRYMEN! N.Z. POULTRY INDUSTRIES, LTD. C. BLAIR STREET, WELLINGTON. AN HANDLE YOUR OUTPUT TO TEE BEST ADVANTAGE TO YOURSLLF. _ All Requisites for Chickon-raising and Poultry keeping supplied. Enquiries invited. - Telegrams: "Poultry," Wellington. F. H. COOPER, Secretary. MOERA POULTRY FARM, TRENTHAM. "T4/fOE®A" lias now For Sale Stock'(imported) of the following breeds:— /■ Cockerels, Brown Leghorns, White Leghorns (English), White Leghorns (American), Brown Leghorns (English and American), Black Leghornß (English and American), Minorcas (English and American), White Orpingtons (imported breedß), Black Orpingtons (imported breeds), Wyandottes (imported breeds), White Bocks, and further importations due in all breeds. OEDEES NOW TAKEN FOR EGGS AND COCKERELS OF LAST YEAR'S IMPORTATION. Seoure early and thus save duplication of orders which I hare had during the past season. > , JAMES M. FERGUSON, Telephone 19. "MOEEA," TBBNTHAM, UPPER HUTT. KASHMIR POULTRY FARM, LEVIN. My birds are bred from the best laying strains in New Zealand and Australia. Write for catalogues.' Black Orpingtons (M'Lean, Robinson), White Leghorns (Padman, from imported stock), White Wyandottes (Hays and Bricault, America), White Rocks (Pickering), Minorcas (Menett) Silver Wyandottes (Warren Knight), D Partridge Wyandottes (Bayley, DUCKS—lndian Runners (Knight and Rogers, Australia), Buff Orpingtons, Cayugas, Pekins. Pigeons. Day-old Chicks and Ducklings, Is. Brooder, 7s. Settings, 7s. 6d. Incubator lobs, 35s per 100. Trios, 355. Pullets, 7s. 6d., 10s. Hens, 6s. 6d. Splendid lot of Cockerels from 10s. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. 'Phone No. 22. FRANKLIN WEBB. FARMERS! IMPROVE YOUR DUCKS. r WINTER Drakes, 15s.TE ST Settings, 7s. Gd. WINNERS WINTER Ducks, 10s.; Duck- TEST for 15 eggs; 455. WINNERS WINTER lings, Is. 3d. each.. vTEST a. hundred. WINNERS WINTER 60s. for 50 male birds. TEST. Carriage WINNERS WINTER Carriage extra. TEST Paid. WINNERS .THE GLENCOE RANCH, KARORI, WELLINGTON / _j TWO YEARS' GREATEST WEIGHT OF EGGS TEST. WON BY LEGER'S WHITE LEGHORNS-341-2-121bs. • /"JVERWEIGHING two World Records. "Biggest hit of the whole."" Carefully selected Settings, 10s. Ed.; special pens,Jos. Posted Free. 100 Eggs, 505.; railed free. Grand Utility Stock. H. LECER .v. ... WERAROA,.LEVIN, N.Z.' IMPORTANT NOTICE—DAY OLD CHICKS. N ' I GUARANTEE eafe delivery of good, strong, healthy Chicks, bred from my grand layers. • Remember: We won the Winter Test, also third in the 12Month Teat. EGOS FOR HATCHING AND YOUNG STOCK FOR SALE. Write for Catalogue. Chicks batching every day from July Ist. 'Phone 58, Hutt. R. A. LAZARUS, Lower Hutt. , MANAWATU POULTRY YARDS, SHANNON, HAS for Sale, "Special" White Leghorns, constitution marked all over them. Note my Prices:'— ' Pullets, 7s. Gd. and 10s. each; Cockerels, 10s. each. Railage extra. Eggs—Settings. 7s. Gd. dozen; Incubator lots, 50 for 205.; 100 for 355. ~ ,9 ld Chicks, 25 for 225.; 50 for 405.; 100 for 80s Cash Orders. Immediate delivery. ' A. H. RICHARDS, SHANNON. NORMANBY PO ULTRY~YARDSi SETTINGS AND DAY OLD CHICK" from any of the following breeds:White Leghorn, Brown, Leghorn, White Eocks, White Wyandottes, Black Minorca, Black Orpington, White Orpington, Houdan, Bufl Pekin, Bantams, Indian Runner and Pekin Ducks. Winners of 208 prizes, 8 silver cupa, gold me lali, 28 specials, and trophies this season.. Settings, 55., 7. Gd., and 10s.; Day Old Chicks, Is. each; .Day Old Ducklings, Is. 6d. each. ''Packing and Postage, Is. (Id. Mating and Prico List sent Post Free. STEWART & LANDSPERC, Nomianby, Taranaki. EGGS FOR SETTINGS. {PROM our Best Birds—WHlTE LEGHORNS. White Rocks, Black Orping- ; *- tons, Silver Wyandottes. 10s. 6d. for is Eggs. Posted Frae. ! > . . . BABY CHICKS. 25 for 30s. 50 for 555. 100 for 90s. DELIVERED AT WELLINGTON. FIRELESS BROODERS, 7s. 6d.- TO BROOD 60 CHICKS, N.Z. POULTRY INSTITUTE, Send for our Catalogue. . - BOX 588, CHRISTCHURCH. ■ J. B. MERRETT, Proprietor.

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