FI NE CALVES'AT A COST OF 2s PER HEAD FOR CEREMILK. That’s the remarkable result Mr. W. 7 Loin' Hnirini, Waikato, secured by using “CEREMILK.” He writes:—“l used your ‘CEREMILK’ calf food last year and am very well satisfied with results. Garefuly used with slum milk, calves can bo well done at a cost of 2s. per head for meal.” Try‘CEREMILK’ this season —test it against any calf food you’ve been using. You 11 liud it most economical. Saves labour 100. no troublesome mixing. It is the perfect substitute for full cream milk because it is rich in fat and nutritive elements. “CEREMILK” never scours is easily digested and is absolute j pure. Never forms a sediment m the bottom of the bucket—the calf gets all the nourishment. All stoics a factories. Local distributors 1 errv | and Co. Manufacturers Fleming and Co., Gore.
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Hokitika Guardian, 26 March 1919, Page 1
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143Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Hokitika Guardian, 26 March 1919, Page 1
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