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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 277, 18 July 1932, Page 4

egfpsift The seeibt of profitable baekyard poultrykeeping is to feed your birds regularly ivith Karswood Poultry Spice (containing ground insects). A prolific egg return depends enfcirely on the rate at which the tiny yolks will xipen, and it is here that Karswood turns previous ioss into future pvofit. A little Karswood Spice in the daily mash acCelerates the hen 's digestion and enriches lier blood, thus ensuring a steady and consistent ripening of the tiny yolks. Karswood does not force the birds for it contaihs NO forcing ingredients, but it does contain ground insects, — the bird's own natufal tonie stimulant. Rea'd how this successful poultry-keeper made £12 profit from his hens:~ liYou may be interested in a pen of Rliode lsland Reds which 1 have. They are a pen of 9 pullets and 3 older hens. For 16 'months 1 have^never been without an egg from them. Is this a record? 1 might mention that the 12 birds, after paying all expenses, made a clear profit in the year of £12/8/6, for which 1 have to thanlc Karswood JPoultry Spice. — G.S." Original letter on file for inspection. Karswood Poultry Spice is obtainable from all wholesalers and stores at the following standard retail prices : 31b. packet, price 1/-; 11b. packet, price 2/-; 7lb. tin, price 12/6 ; 141b. tin, price 23/6 ; 281b. tin, price 45/6. KARSWOOD ffi POULTRY SPICE P lncreases egg-production without forcing, because it contains ground insects, but no cayenne pepper, etc.