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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 123, 25 May 1926, Page 4

/^^\ vl*s^ /"*LEAN, white and fragrant are /gSJPsfer cloxiies washed with Taniwha i? ''J»V Mi*^^^ ■ Soft and cared-for are the hands that % ttMP-wJiHzF^ ' wash with Taniwha. « lur- /** '^ere is n0 P^er. gentler soap on .jp $». "V v/ Use Taniwha for all household clean-% tffWNfc^^ ifetT\ ing-"for dishes, floors and benches % jw(Wmh?*"w''^JßJ v as well as for clothes.. A wonderful ; *m*f-'ffl\ Soap—there's magic in it!. Only i , W^L \ i^P\ magic soap can clean your finest f g vT) Jy / fCr I fabrics and woollens without shrink- / IlCs^ '-fr^l&?§~££Lgy, Economical and labour-saving. Look Jlfet\ a^rwJ l*^2*^^ for tne Mermaids on the wrapper. '^j.'^.^^^V^'rC^ AU g rocers se n Taniwha Soa P r « B «^T will ■ known "'' *H <^**>*IK ySj^a 2S*plckal 5'la Uin" -■»-.* :." I«A»iW«HT WtWCATIP WIWHC )T]S| till Chomtits" 4^B^rair \IMM#T Rheumatic, N«ur.ii<U.eroncl«iti* £/■} 3HIR> i]j| T ; 2m» Sliest ■ Colds ■/ llw^^^ are dangerous fIII mi \ l^s^' i\. Check them at once I 1 Ifli 18l \\ ( j^^"ia.£ * by using Thermogene B *fi lCDMnrCßi^ I /^OLDS are quickly relieved IHti\^"liJb]fiP \y and overcome by warmth. * for ;' *» The medicated downy-soft INFLUENZA < material of Thermogene rapidly CHEST COLDS • creates and then maintains a bronchitis healing internal warmth within RHEUMAtSM ' any P^ rt of the body *° which $is LUMBAGO " so eas^v an(J comfortingly applied. ' SCIATICA r>EE in directions booklet in NEURALGIA every Box how easy it is to . / NEURITIS *-* apply Thermogene, and how STIFF NECK this soothing remedy creates—and t ,ET<CI . ■ Jj maintains — curative and proteo !^^***^r tive internal warmth.' : . AT ALL CHEMISTS AND STORES AT 2/6 THE BOX. ." ' Sole Agents for New Zealand: - . \ The BRITISH HAROLD F. RITCHIE & CO. LTD.. 20. Brandon Street. Wellington, Manufactured by the Thermogene Co., Ltd., Hayward's Heath. Sussex, Eng. Tail* Up and Tails Dawn.— Chanticleer: "We have given Karswood Poultry Spic* a trial. Result: a full egg basket every day; I congratulate you." Choiui of Hens: "Yes, and those poor fowls next door won't be persuaded to try it,' Result: never a cackle, let alone an egg!" 20 Eggs per Bird per Month .right throughout Winter — thanks to Karswood Poultry Spice (containing ground insecls). \ Every laying test proves that *iw Satisfied has done Fowls Good. birds which lay the most eggs in the w , „ „ rf . . . . • . whole ve.nr .nn> those which Inv liest Waiotira, Nortn Auckland, between April and June- the late \ am satisfied Karswood Poultry «tnrfv>r..- nnvor oor.ni tn 7nnVr.' nn fnr thi> Spice has done my fowls good, and intime Tost It if therefore the obiect . tulld to continue with it, as lam going ofPeverv- noultrv-keener to cet his birds !n for fowls on a fairl >' laree scale, but . hito full cirlv otherwise they m- v have been tT^'m^ the sPice on one Pen™?4&*™toZ&*s^Fj^3^l p a o"kets'' 0U P°St m 6 SIX One- pOUnd As the rosnlt of hundreds of rests,-ivu ' ' MRS. G. S. HAMILTON. state, without fear of successful con- , „ .„ „ ■. . . ,„ •■ rrauiction, that heavy breeds hatched in In tlie Moult, but Laying Well. September,' and light breeds hatched i:i 4, Lyngate Road, North Walsham. October, when fed on Kurswoorl. Juat a line, to let you know what my will commence egg production early, liens are doing for me again this year by and carry on right through the winter. ln-ing fed in the 'Karswood way, of Read typical proof in Mr. Real's letter which I have been a regular user for below—an eight months' solid run righf over six years, so I think I ought to through the winter, averaging 20 eggs know whether it is good stuff or not. per bird per month—thanks to Kara- I have got 0 Leghorns, and they wood. started to lay on December 1, 1024, and up to September !)• they have Jaid the _ n _ _. . .. „ fii'and total of 1,713 eggs. They are in 20 Eggs per Bird per Month. the moult and still laying well. Last week I received 42 eggs from them, so Holker Street, Barrow-in-Furness. [ think this will show that Karswood My pen of S Buff Hock pullets laid Spice is the stuff to give them to keep 1,250 eggs in 8 mouths, commenemu' Ihfin laying all the year round. Icau October 1, 192-1, to May 31, 102.'), rnakimr honestly say that I shall never be withan average of 20 a month per bird "»' it as long as I keep fowls, right through the winter, which I j-011 are <iuit.o at liberty to make think is very good, considering the ex- niuitever use of this statement you wish TsVahvTys use Karswood Poultry *pt Oth' 192°" W" ADAMSSpice there is no doubt you are entitled egg Supply Increased 75 per cent, is 2 Weeks to some of the credit, nncl I believe any- Whanearpi °t"t hid c ous feeding ! lly dr«l'l>6'i quite 75 per cent., but withlenot, judicious feeding. in a fortnight of using it again the hens I have grout pleasure in recommend- cot going splendidly. Used in the chicken ing your goods, and, if you would allow food, I know of nothing that will rear me. to coin yon a new slogan:— chicks as well "A little Karswood every day, K . K . MAT. Makes my hens lay and pay their way. g Wishing you every success. r ot i can do just as well hv usine Sept. 9, 1025. JOE NBAL. Karswood Poultry Spice (containing ground insects), rackets: 4d., 1/-, and Christchurch Poultry Keeper gets -'/-■ T c , v o• j If your local fleakr cannot supply, Iwo Extra Eggs per Bird. K end a postcard to the New Zealand Mr U. Griffith,,, of 109 Colombo «... S,f t'fi'Mo^ w'h'o^uVlcS riiristchurch, wntes: — "After using Karswood Poultry Spice. »"l>l>iics S"S. FAinnA.nW. W.UGHT * CO. • agiiinst .'MI! eggs for the previous six . I.icl;(;eld St., Christchurch; Moore St., months before using Karswood I'oultrv Aiiclclanil; Old Customhouse St., WclKpice (which is two extra eggs a weci; U»Bton; and Jlorny Tlace, Duncdin. from each bird). They are still going NOTE. — The sole mantijacturen of strong. I wish lo give you many Karsicood Poultry Spice (containing thanks and hojie that you will have around insects) are K. Griffiths Hughes, record sales for Karswood Poultry Ltd.. Manchester, England, established Spice this year." 175G, in the Reign oj George the Second.