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Hokitika Guardian, 16 August 1920, Page 4

CEREMILK COSTS COME BACK. Calves fed on Ceremilk ,fetcl> high prices therefore it pays to use Ceremilk. The high food value and easy digestibility of Ceremilk places no check on the .steady and continuous development of the calf after it leaves its mother. Mr R. Vanstone, of Opitiki, says:—“l gave Ceremilk, mixed with skim milk, a trial this season of 10 calves. The calves have done exceedingly well on it. Their condition so impressed a farmer who was' riding past my place that he came in and enquired what food I was giving them.” The progressive dairy-farmer recognises the value of calves and realises that to make them grow into healthy, valuable cattle, they must be properly nourished. Ceremilk will give more satisfacr tory results than any of the cheaper foods. Ceremilk is manufactured by Fleming, Co., Ltd., Gore and all Stores sell it. Fleming and Co. Ltd. Box 89, Christchurch.

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