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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2246, 4 September 1914, Page 9

CHICK FOODS. A TREASURE AMONG CHICK .raisers. ;r' SEND FOE SAMPLE. ' i. J. PALMER & CO., LTD. Sole Manufacturers, PALMERSTON NORTH. ...... HANDFULLS OF GOLD AWAIT THE ENTERPRISING. ■ Experts the world over have declared that meat wiE \con- ' • • tinue to rise in pnee for the .next ten years! therefore/con- ; sumers will clamour for Table Poultry. Broilers and Capons, worthßs. '• 10s. 'each, can . bo produced HgM in a few months. WithareliaWe Incubator'success is asf' fa sured to the novice. -H The Poultry Business cannot U « be monopolised by anyone. 1 1 , The Invincible Jubilee, 108 and jk ■ fa 216 egg capacity, w H ■ The Famous Petaluma, 54, 218, § 120, 3(10 egg capacity. M The Reliable Queen, 70, 130, . ' f? 240, 360 egg capacity. ,WE PAY FREIGHT TO YOTO NEAREST RAILWAY OR PORT. SEND FOR CATALOCUE AND PRICE LIST. THE SIMS HARDWARE CO. ... WELLINGTON. POULTRYMENI T~ " N.Z. POULTRY INDUSTRIES, LTD. ■ BLAIR STREET, WELLINGTON. UN HANDLE YOUR OUTPUT TO THE BEST' ADVANTAGE TO YOURSELF. * ' * All Requisites for Chicken-raising and Poultry keeping supplied. Enquiries ivited. . Telegrams: , "Poultry," Wellington, ; . F. H. COOPER, Secretary. MOERA POULTRY FARM, TRENTHAM. , MOERA" has now For Bale Stook (imported) of the following ' breeds Cockerels, Brown Leghorns, White Leghorns (English), White Leghorns Vmeriean), Brown Leghorns (English and American), Black Leghorns (English id American), Minorcas (English and American), White Orpingtons (imported reeds). Black Orpingtons (imported breeds), Wyandottes (imported breeds), white icks, and farther importations due in all breeds. ORDERS NOW TAKEN FOR EGGS AND COCKERELS OF LAST YEAR'S ' IMPORTATION. • . Secure "early and thus save duplication of, orders whioh I have had during e past season. . . • . y JAMES M. FERGUSON, Telephone 19.' ."MOERA," TRENTHAM, UPPER HUTT, - .. ■ / ... . ■ ■ • 1_ : FARMERS! IMPROVE YOUR DUCKS. WINTER ' Drakes, 155.; ' TEST -Settings, 7s. <3d.' 'WINNERS WINTER Ducks, 10s.; Duck TEST for 15 eggs: 455. WINNERS WINTER lrngs, Is. 3dv each.. TEST , . a hundred. WINNERS WINTER 50s. for 50 male birds. TEST. Carriage WINNERS WINTER Carriage ..extra. TEST - Paid. WINNERS , THE GLENCOE RANCH, KAEORI, WELLINGTON. TWO YEARS' GREATEST WEIGHT OF ECGB TEST. WON BY LEGER'S WHITE LEGHOENS-341-2-121ba. > fVVERWEIGHING two World Records. "Biggest hit of the whole.*' selected Settings, 10s. 6d.; special'pens, lis. Posted Free. lOfl Eggs, 505,; railed free. Grand Utility Stock. H. LECER ' ... ... '' WBEAEOA, 'LEVIN, N.Z. IMPORTANT NOTiCE—DAY OLD CHICKS. r GUARANTEE safe delivery of good, strong, healthy Chicks, bred from my L grand layers. Remember: We won the Winter Test, also third in the 12,lonth Test. EGUS FOR HATCHING AND YOUNG STOCK FOB SALE; Prite for Catalogue. Chicks hatching every day from July Ist. 'Phone 58,'Hutt. B. A. LAZARIJS/Lower Hutt. MANAWATU POULTRY YARDS, SHANNON, lAS for Sale, "Specdal" White leghorns, constitution marked all over them. Note my Prices:— - . Pullets, 7s'. 6d. and 10s. each; Cockerels, 10s. each. Railage extra. Eggs—Settings. 7si 6d. dozen; Incubator lots, .50 for 205.; 100 for 355. > Day Old Chicks, 25 for 225. j6O for 405.; 100 for 80s Caeh Orders* Xmme* ite delivery. ' . . ' •. ■ - A. H. RICHARDS, shannon. . NORMANBY PO ULTRY YARDS. 'ETTINGS AND DAY OLD CHICKS from an v. of the following breeds s--1 Whito Leghorn, Brown Leghorn, White Rocks, White Wyandottes, Black inorca, Black Orpington, White Orpington," Houdan, Buff Pekin, Bantams, Inin Runner' and Pekin Ducks. Winners of 208 prizes, 3 silver cups, gold me:lale. specials, and trophies this season.. Settings, 5s .7. 6d., and 105..; Day Old licks, Is. e«xjhj Day Old Ducklings, Is. 6d. each. 'Packing and Postage; Is. Jd. ating and Price List sent Post Free. • STEWART & LANDSPERG, Normanby, Taranaki. WAI-PONCA POULTRY YARDS. TyHITE LEGHORNS, Silver Wyandottes: White Rocks, Indian Runners, '" Stook Birds for Sale. Breed ing Pens made up. WRITE FOR PRICE LIST. Wai-Ponga Runners were Ist and 2nd in 1913-14 Egg-Laying Competion at ChristchuroL, .Settings after July Ist, 10s. for 15 eggs. W. KNIGHT, - LOWER HUTT., <IX OF FIELD'S BUSINESS WHITE LEGHORNS have laid EGGS in a year j and the birds in my breeding pens are all the same strain. PRICE OF EGGS FOR .HATCHING: 7s. Bd. per Setting, 87s. 6d. per 100 for Incubator Lots. ; F. J. FIELD, ' IDEAL. EGG FARM, TAITA. ' EGGS FOR SETTINGS. jIROM our Beet Birds—WHlM LEGHORNS, White Rocks, Black Orping- •. tons. Silver Wyandottes. 10s. 6d. for 18 Eggs. Posted Free. BABY CHICKS. 25 for 80s. fiO 'for 555.. 100 for 80s. • DELIVERED AT WELLINGTON. FIRELESS BROODERS, 7S. Bd. TO BROOD 60 CHICKS. NJ. POULTRY INSTITUTE, Send for our Catalogue. BOX 588, CHRISTCHURCH. J. B. MERRETT, Proprietor. > 1 mm, • , ./ A POPULAR CHICK FOOD. TWO THIRDS OF THE. CHICKENS • \ ' REARED IN IiTEW ZEALAND ■ ILV-b ' ARE FED ON . 'A--'*" p; CHICK' ■'telS®'-V : — OBTAINABLE ALL STORES. NEW BUFFALO INCUBATORSMANUFACTURED BY CHAS. A. CYPHERS. BUILT OF STEEL, HEAVY DOUBLE WALLS, SHALL OIL CONSUMPTION, AUTOMATIC VENTILATION, DARK HATCHING CHAMBER, AMPLE NURSERY BELOW TRAYS, POSITIVE HEAT REGULATION— t A PERFECT CHICK HATCHER. A RELIABLE ARTICLE AT A VERY LOW PRICE. BUFFALO BROODERS AND HANDY HOVERS. WITH ALL THE LATEST IMPROV EMENTS AND DURABLE CONSTRUCTION.. ALSO—BONE MIIiLS, A-.-» OTHE R POULTRY ACCESSORIES. WRITE FOR CATALOGUE. Stiwart Timber, t C©., Ltd. COURTENAY PLACE, WELLINGTON. . i | Keys: All Kinds. Ushiui( a mHERE is only % 8 | M './illia JL one oertafn g 1 HARDWAHB, | curb for corns % % I c T u Jm E c . FiY, in this Dominion— V* THAT'S TEEDS % IS, Etc. 8 ■ i 8 Mechanics'Materia). Many Odd Llnis. E