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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 55, 28 November 1917, Page 8

QUALITY IN CALF FOODS. What really counts in feeding calves is what they digest—not how much they swallow. "When calves are given whey alone, Uie.v have to conmimo such enormous quantities to gel. a square meal-that malnutrition nnd ruined digestion result On the other hand, a little of "CEREMILK" suffice,?, because it is inside from the pick of New Zealand's finest cereals, is nutritious, easily digested and most palatable. Mrs. Duncan Malcolm, Southland, in referring to "CERE-MILK," says: "The calves thrive right away and they do not scour as they did with tho other food." At all stores and factories. Fleming and Co., Ltd., Jervois Quav, Wellington.—Advt.

The first meeting of the newly-formed Catholic Union was held on Saturday last, aifd was largely attended. The subiect for discussion was "That the introduction of black troops in the present European war k a menace to the future welfare of the white races." The question was very keenly debated from both sides, and on the vote being the negative side was in a good majority. Tan boots are easily dirtied, but this nan be quickly sol over if you use "TAN-OL." It cleans, pushes, and preserves. In tins, liquid, Is.; paste 6d.-Advt. ' '