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Hokitika Guardian, 13 November 1919, Page 1

CALVES THRIVE ON CEREMILK. “CEREMILK” is a natural nourishing and perfectly balanced calf food, that can We mixed with skim milk, whey or even water, and can always be depended on to produce the best results. Rico meal contains a lot of dust and indigestible fibre and varies in food value, but “CEREMILK” never scours or causes indigestion—never varies. Mr C Jespersen ,of Waiotahi, writes:—“l have used “CEREMILK” for two seasons, and consider it a most economical food. It is a great milk, saver and greatly relished by calves. I reared 45 calves'and have not ha,d one calf scour this season.” Try “CEREMILK.” All stores and factories, in 200, 100, 50 and 251 b bags. • • If your dealer cannot supply y.oUj write to Fleming arid Co. Ltd., P.OBox, 89, Christchurch.. ,

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