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Hokitika Guardian, 24 October 1918, Page 1

avoid home-made calf food. Results count in buying a calf food, not the price you pay per bag. Judged in tliis way “CEREMILTv” is the best and most economical calf food on market. Compare “CEREMILK” fed calves with those fed on rice-meal, pollar, linseed .meal, home-made foods, or molasses, and you’ll at once admit that the “CEHEMILK” fed beast is a better animal and will bring a better price for market or as a milker. Then, too. pollard isn’t reliable, while the dust and fibre in ricemeal causes scour. “CEHEMILK” never scours. Mr. A. Feierabend. Dannevirke, writes: —“I have used ‘CEHEMILK’ for five years, and never had any trouble with it. Everybody asks what I feed my.calves on and of course 1 recommend ‘CEREMILK.” Try “CEREMTLK.” At all stores and factories. Fleming and Co. Manufacturers. Christchurch; Local distributors, Perry and Co.

Machinery owners should write to or <all on Hayward Bros. Ltd., Christchurch, for quotations and' details of North British bolting. Best for all classes of machinery. Act now! Keep NAZOTj handy in your office, •shop or home. A few drops or whiffs will prevent coughs and colds. Prevention is hotter than cure. Children lilco WADE’S WOBM FIGS —sure and certain. Price Is fid. A Is 3d packet of the famous “NO RUBBING” Laundry Help is sufficient for seven weekly family washings. Truly a wonderful boon to every housewife! Mrs M. Gooch