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CALVES LICK Ttp V.VV.V.X DROP OF "CEKEMIIX" Thftrfi'i absolutely no wnsto with. "CEREMILK." UnliU? othoT rolf foods, there is no sediment in "CEREMTT.TT," the fiuo particles remain in suspension in Hie bucket, thus making preparation easy and enabling tho calf to got all the goodness. AVith many other calf foods a semiFnlid deposit ie formed at the bottom of the vessel, » that the animal ijets only half a feed. This point hns given great sntisfnetion to farmers, and in a recent letter one u?pr. Mr. .T. W. Dewi?, Bainesso. says:—"The calves like "CEREJITTjK." nnd do well. Thero is no waste ,n;< it leaves no spdiment at tho bottom of tlio pail." At all stores and factories. Fleming and Co., Ltd., Jervois Quay, Wellington.—Advt. Tho scarcity in metitls becoming more and more acute, it is with difficulty Uint tho orders for Victor Cheese Vats are being executed. Mr. A. ,T. Parton, Sheot Metal Worker. CiH'terton. requests that orders should be forwarded to him onrlv as present conditions demand that rach order awaits its tuMi. Our advice ie "get in early."—Advfc '