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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 59, Issue 263, 9 December 1930, Page 10

As Many Eggs ^ne thing is perfectly clear from the undermentioned letter. That is, that _ Karswood Poultry Spice (containing ground insects) xnade all the difference in the egg returns fropi the birds in question, just as it will do with your birds. "Ovjing to the fact that my neighbour is_ getting only one ancl tioo eggs daily off the same number of hens as I have, and I am getting eight or nino eggs daily, I put it dovni to using your wonderful Karswood Poidtry Spice, which I have found out does not force but only acts as a tonic and makes the birds pick up well in this weather when they are apt to stand about the _ garden listlessly. As an experiment I left my 11 birds without Karswood Poultry Spice in their evening meal for a week, and I found the birds began to go right off their food, with the result that the egg yield dropped, but upon resuming the Karswood Poulti-y Spice they began to lay well again which proves that Karswood Poultry Spice is very beneficial. You may publish this as you like. Orlg;inal letter on file for inspection. KARSWOOD K POULTRY SPICE U Increases egg-prodnction without forclng, because it contains ground insects but no cayenno pepper, etc. KS3-51-30 LANE'S IllLSl For Coughs and Colds Per 8ot.2s6d & 4s6d