1908
13 July 1908
Wallinga Poultry Farm.
We desire to draw attention to the advertisement in this issue concerning the Wallinga Poultry Farm. Those who contemplate raising the standard of their poultry breeds should read the information therein set out by Mr. W. D. Cox, who was the breeder of the champion bird at the recent exhibition under the auspices of the Mudgee Poultry Club. Further comment is unnecessary, but we desire to remind our readers that Mr. Cox is at home every Sunday, and will then be pleased to interview likely clients1
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27 July 1908
Wallinga Poultry Farm.
Mr. W. D. Cox, proprietor of Wallinga Poultry Farm, desires us to draw attention to an alteration in his advertisement. At the pressing request of many farmers, who desire to commence the breeding of poultry in accordance with scientific methods, and to begin with the very best birds, he has reduced the price of a setting from No. 3 pen from 17s 6d to 10s 6d; likewise settings from No. 4 pen have been reduced from 10s 6d to 7s 6d. Mr. Cox will be pleased to interview likely clients every Sunday or to answer any correspondence promptly2
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