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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 15 July 1924, Page 5

file Minister of Railways in the very near future will make a pronouncement in Parliament relating to the various schemes which a.-e more or less r eady to launch, but Aucklanders may rest assured that the irew railway station and relative construction work will he among the first in importance and in order of execution. Once the necessary vote is passed by the House, the Railway Department will have no excuse, and it is to be honed will want none, for further delay. ' Until the Ministerspeaks in the House it is difficult to forecast the number of men that will be employed upon this large work, but it may be taken for granted that the double task of reconstructing the railway station and making the deviation round Campbell’s Point will proceed simultaneously. CAREFUL FARMERS USE “CEREMILK ” and so ensure the most solid nourishment it is possible to give their calves. Neither skimmed milk nor whey are wholly suitable foods for growing calves because there is no fat in one and only 24 per cent, nourishment in the other. ‘-Ceremilk” is rich in fats and nourishing proteids and contains in well-balanced form dried milk and six selected cereals. Your calves will grow to strong, healthy maturity on “Ceremilk” and give splendid returns either as milkers or as fat, marketable stock. Sold by all stores or direct from Fleming and Co., Lt„d., P.O. Box 408, Wellington. 29