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King Country Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 618, 12 November 1913, Page 8

KES;- if HE CALVES GROWING from the Day They're Dropped. Regular feeding helps, a clean trough helps and a warm dry bed helps. But above all things gisre ydar calves the right food. Whole milk is h ost. TUI CALF MEAL with whey orsimmilk is-next best. Tui Calf Meal i > ground in a floormill so finely tl .at the youngest calf digests it easily without scouring. The fat content is high with flesh and bone building properties rightly proportioned. (An Agricultural Chemist, H. W. Laurence, F.C.S., Wellington. looks after this part of the Tnaimfarfcora). Bay a trial bag frtwibeßocai Agsnt whose name is given below. PRICES OF TUI WATiW MEAL. -251ba. 5/6 SOlba. 10/6 lOOlba' 90/- aOSibe. 38/Mackay & Jones District Agents SEED AND GENERAL MERCHANTS, TE KUITI Right on the SPOT For Downright Cheapness Ironmongery General Hardware (Not forgetting good wear) Fencing Wire, Tanks, Spouting, Shacklock's Orion Ranges, Special indent of Dalton's Porcelain Baths now on hand. Jack Sanderson THE IRONMONGER, RORA STREET, (Opposite Fickling's) TE KUITI. SELLS FOR STRAIGHT OUT CASH. r J 'wiffMmp 9 u fx* u .o O o 3d o o Q w ffl, \ PAUSE! o SL <T eg O o C Fruit is becoming very scarce! Oranges from the Islands are nearly finished Dooley & Co. Have a large stock of Tahiti LARGE SWEET ORANGES on hand and AMERICAN RED APPLES AMERICAN APPLES BANANAS IN ABUNDANCE The quality cf all fruit is guaranteed. Taste and try our fruit, you will live longer and die happier. i & CO. Fruiterers " THE BUSY CORNER Rora St., Te Kuiti