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Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 181, 2 May 1925, Page 24

POULTRY FOR SALE. SATISFACTORY SALES!! SPEEDY SETTLEMENTS!!! WE ARE SPECIALISTS IN TURNING YOUR EGG AND POULTRY PRODUCE INTO CASH. ' Consign your EGGS AND POULTRY, Etc., to PICOT’S, WELLINGTON, and get the BEST POSSIBLE returned to you PROMPTLY. POSITIVELY NO CRATE TROUBLE!! PIC OT BROS. 111-113-115 THORNDON QUAY AND 9 DAVIS STREET. P.O. Box 935. ’Phones 592 and 4077. Telegrams: “PICOT,” Wellington. POULTRYMEN POULTRYMEN CONSIGN YOUR EGGS TO US! CONSIGN YOUR EGGS TO US! We are ABSOLUTELY CO-OPERATIVE, controlled only by poultrymen in the interests of suppliers. WHY SUPPORT AGENTS when you can have an interest in your own organisation? WE ARE THE LARGEST DISTRI BUTORS OF EGGS LN WELLINGTON AND, PAY THE HIGHEST RETURNS. GET IN TOUCH WITH OUR METHODS TO-DAY. THE WELHNGTON DISTRICT POULTRY EARNERS’ ASSN. LTD. WELLINGTON PO. BOX 314. A E. PALMER, Manager. All Last Year’s Pullets in Full Lay - Thanks to Karsivood Poultry Spice (containing ground insects). With new-laid eggs selling readily at My corn dealer’s address Is: G. E. present prices, it is a downright shame Stevens. Church Square, High Wy* it your 1924 pullets prefer to remain on combe. Bucks. the “dole" instead of earning their 13th Nov 192 4. H . B . HARMAN, keen. The best way to bring them into profit quicklv is to feed them on Kars- Made Such an Improvement. l"n°sectsL OU TKs eosins' more egg d Railway Cottage. Ohakune Junction, making material than anv other kind. Please send me three pounds of Karsand so provides the birds, not only with wood Poultry Spice. I had one packet the necessary fuel to support life, but /given to me, and it made such an imalso the excess nutriment to make eggs. provement in the hens that I feel I canKarswood Poultry Spice (containing not do without It now.. Postal notes enground insects) supplies the birds in closed for 8/-. winter with the natural tonic they lack, MRS. T. HALL, viz., Insects, and so enables mature pul- 8.8. lets to lay as many eggs a week now as they will in the spring. Read proof Yon can do just as well by using ' below. Karswood Poultry Spice (containing ground insects). Packeta: 4d., 1/- and ALL LAST YEAR’S PULLETS IN FULL LAY Tins: 71bs„ 12/6; nibs.. 23/6; 61, Bank St.. Wycombe Marsh, Nr. if your local dealer cannot supply; Wvcombe, Bucks. send a postcard to the New Zealand * Agents (address below) asking the I now take the pleasure of writing to & ft) neares t dealer who supplies you about the using of Karswood Spice. £ a a ™ c w i od Poultry Spice. I have 24 tins year’s pullets, hatched “ April 7th, all in full -lay, and they are FAIRBAIRN. WRIGHT * CO. all in the best of health, and a picture to see. I have fed these birds on Kars- Richfield St., Christchurch; Moore wood Poultry Spice from cliickenhood, Auckland; Old Customhouse fit., Weiand lam pleased to say what a nice lington; and Moray Place, Dunedin. pen of birds they are. I NOTE.—The sole manufacturer* •/ constant user of o^\ ars ''’® od T for Karsicoo d Poultry Spice (containing the past four s' ears - « n '’ yround insects) are E. Griffith, Hughes. commended it to si ot of neighbours u Manchester, England, established sv'eTy success Wlshin S R( . gn e] Qeorgt the Secoß(J PLANTS. ETC.. FOn SALE.

PLANTS, 20s. cash—We will post you this rare bungalow collection, nothing better in New Zealand, consisting of Justinia Rosefolia, Beautiful Reinwardia, Sweet Pea Tree, Pearl Tree, Orange Diplicus, Juntzia Rosillia, Shower of Gold Wattle, Charming Felecia Azurea, Aden'andera Unifolia, Pretty Japanese Berry Tree. PLANTS, Is. 3d. each, for 8 varieties or more of the following:—Orange Kowhai. Rohutukawas, African Daisies, Solanum Fireball, Arbutilon Bonfire, Abelia Grandis, Budlea Veitcliii, Lassiandefas, Pink Brooms, Tantanas, French Azaleas, Japanese Maples, Celeria Alba, Hyderangeas, Brazil Cherries, Snowball Trees, Purple Pillar Roses, Japanese Pagoda Trees; all choice good stuff. PLANTS, 10s. cash, ,we will post you this select bungalow collection of Perennials: —4 Paris Show Carnations, 4 Prize Polyanthus. 6 Perennial Phlox, 6 Double Giant Geums, 6 Double Iceland Poppies, 4 Zonal Geraniums. 6 Antirrhinum Bonfire, 4 Pretty Border Plants, 4 Californian Giant Petunias, 4 Double Dianthus; can substitute others. '® PLANTS —Paris Show Carnations, real gems, Gs. dozen: Monte Carlo Tree Carnations, rare strain; don’t miss them at 6s. dozen. PL ANTS—Paris Perennial Phlox, I choice shades, 3s. dozen; Australian Paradise Plants, very pretty, 3s. doz. PLANTS —American Wonder Lemon, I correctly’ named, for it is a wonder when j in full bearing. Fruit 31b. weight; will ! bear „right away, no waiting; small plant 10s.; fruiting plant 20s. This is a sound investment; Delicious Yellow Gage Guavas, fruiting plant, 3s. PLANTS, 10s. cash, we will post you this magnificent collection of ■ Ornamental Shrubs: —Silver Cedar. Red Cedar, Golden Lawsoniana, Retinospora Squarosa, R. Leptoclada, Abies Douglassi; will make perfect 'specimens; good trees. No orders posted under 6s. WILLIAM MITCHINSON* Wholesale Grower, Dept. B, New Plymouth. BEAUTIFUL GLADIOLUS. JACKSON AND SON, 167-169 Ohiro Road, Wellington. Estd. 189 S. Sole N.Z. Agents for Gladiolus, Bill’s Famous Originations. ■ WHO IS BILL? fYNE of the Great American Originators of this beautiful flower. In the last two seasons he has won 4 silver cups and 20 other first prizes in the great shows in America and Canada against very strong competition with his own originations. The A.G. Show staged upwards of 30 thousand blooms. We .will have a number of his prize-winners to offer this season, several rated from 90 per cent, to 98 per cent, bv Gersdorf, tne gr.-atest judge in the world. A perfect flower rates 100 per cent. We offer our present stock of beautiful kinds AT A VERY LOW PRICE THIS YEAR. T.ist ready' in June. Our Dainty Primu'.inus offered last week still available at 7s. 6d. per doz. Try these. You will .surely like these for table vases. Value about double. ROSES. fiATALOGUE of Roses and other Plants now ready, and will be posted free to any address on application. Get one, it will interest you. FRANK MASON, Sandon Road, Feilding. Jr New Zealander subject to colds and a fevers owing to warm mugiy c imate h swears by HEENZO. lis wife Mrs. fl C.H.C.. says:“We have found it invaluK able, economical too!” HEENZO quit u colds quickly, saves you money, doe 'Bxu. y° u Only makes pint.