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Hokitika Guardian, 27 November 1918, Page 1

INTERESTING TO FARMERS

Many dairymen persist in the old idea of feeding the weaned calves on skim milk, whey, or some home-made mixture. To do so means the loss of pounds of profit that might be theirs. The calf needs fat if he is to thrive and become a profitable animal—but skim milk lacks this very element. Whey, too, has only 2 per cent, food solids, and these are unsuitable to .growing calves. Try' “CEREMILK” —thousands of N.Z. dairy farmers have proved it to be the best and most economical calf food. Its freshness and big percentage of fat ensures healthy growth. Mr. E. Collins of Ota Creek, Edendale, writes: “I reared eighteen calves this season on ‘CEREMILK,’ and everyone of them has thrived splendidly. All my neighbours speak very ighly of your food.” Try “CEREMILK”—at all stores and factories. Manufacturers Fleming and Co. Ltd. Christchurch; Local distributors Perry and Co.

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estland r j[ ROTT,NC C LUB -MIDSUMMER. MEETING To be held on Westland Racing Club’s Course, on THURSDAY, 9th JANUARY, 1919. £450 1NS _ T i KES - £450 APPROVED PROGRAMME: 1. DISTRICT HANDICAP (in saddle) of £SO; second liorse to receive £lO, and third horse £5 from the stake. 1 mile. For horses that have never won an advertised race in 2.35 or better to the mile (or its equivalent). For horses which have been in one of the Counties of Buller, Inangahua, Grey, or Westland, or any West Coast Borough, for at least three months immediately prior to the race, and owned by residents of the said Counties or Boroughs. Nomination, 12s 6d ; acceptance, 17s Gd. 2. —KANIERI HANDICAP (in harness) of £6O; second horse to receive £lO, and third horse £5 from the stake. I.V miles. Horses in this event will he handicapped to do Imins or better. Nomination, 12s Gd; acceptance, 20s. 3. EXPRESS HANDICAP (in saddle) of £6O; second horse to receive £lO, and third liorse £5 from the stake. 1 mile. Horses will bo handicapped to do 2.35 or better. Nomination, 12s 6d ; acceptance, 20s. 4. WESTLAND TROTTING CLUB HANDICAP (in harness) of £100; second horse to receive £2O, and third horse £lO from the stake. 2 miles. Horses will be handicapped to do 5.8 or better. Nomination, 20s; acceptance. 30s. 5. GOLDFIELDS HANDICAP (in saddle) of £7O; second horse to receive £ls, and third horse £5 from the stake. 2 miles. For unhoppled trotters only. Horses will be handicapped to do 5.20 or better. Nomination, 15s ; acceptance 20s. 6. PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP (in saddle) of £6O; second horse to receive £lO, and third horse £5 from the stake. 1 mile. Open class. Nomination. 12s 6d; acceptance 20s. 7. —FINAL HANDICAP (in harness) of £SO : second horse to receive £lO, and third horse £5 from the stake, li miles. Horses will he handicapped to do 4mins, or better. Nomination 12s 6d. acceptance 17s 6d. sOMTNATIONS, HANDICAPS, AND ACCEPTANCES. Nominations for nil events must be the hands of the Secretary, with ntranec Money. Name, Description, ge, and Pedigree of Horses, Name of minor. Owner, and Colours, by. 5 p.nt. , FRIDAY, 20th DECEMBER. 1918. Handicaps for all events declared at e Secretary’s Office on SATURDAY, ;h JANUARY. 1919, at 7 p.m. Acceptances close at the Secretary’s ffiee on MONDAY, 6th JANUARY, 119, at 8 p.m. The Committee reserve the right to ter the date or time for Nominations, andienps or Acceptances-as they think M. H. HOUSTON. Secretary, P.O. Box 70, Hokitika.