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Hokitika Guardian, 20 September 1924, Page 1

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REARING CALVES for PROFIi. “CFIIFMH.K" Ims a reputation among dairy farmers throughout. New Zealand for giving splendid resit ts. It is :i nuro <*:'sily nntl *'• Jsorbed by the digestive organs of the ejilviM and contains dried milk anil six litlghl v nourishing cereals in eorreet proportions. Calves fed on skimmed in-ilk. whey and inferior foods cannot compare with calves fed 'M tl'.ltl'.Mll.K"—the use of which will amply nav” for its cost hy substantially increasing votir luture profits. 1 a trial'. Sold hy all stores, or direct from Fleming and Co.. Ltd.. I’.D. Box SD.

mvKi.i.ixc; m-isTHOYKO. r.LKN’HKIM. Sept. 10- \ nin(‘-ruium*(l dwelling nuncd occupied l.v lleginald Win was totnlly destroyed l.v lire at Sprim r dands. No water was- available. and nothing hi tho wav of fi 10 lighting voulil he done. The insurance was £<si(> in the New Zealand olliee. The owner is a heavy loser. The origin "f the lire is unknown. Noho.ly was at home at the time of the outbreak. ASSAI'I.T ON HAIJMAX. Or.NKDIN. Sept. 1!). At the Police Court. Charles I canard l.eamen Hankins was sentenced to I I .lavs’ imprisonment for assaulting Aianri.e Urady. barman, who was removing him from an bold. Accuse, stabbed F, rady in the palm of toe hand.