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King Country Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 635, 17 January 1914, Page 8

from the Day They're Dropped. Regular feeding helps, a olean trough belp3 and a warm dry bed helps. But above all things give yoar calves the right food. Whole milk is best. CALF MEAL with \»hey or skim milk is-next best. Tui Calf Meal is ground in a flourmill so finely that 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. Lanraajse, 5.C.8., Wellington, looks after ibis part of the mjunfaffam). Bay a trial bag freaa'tfee'Jjoeal Agent whose name is given below. PRICES OF TUI WATt? MEAIi. 251bs. 5/8 608*. 10/6 lGSi!»' District Agents SEED AND GENERAL MERCHANTS,

SPOT Cheapness SSIImBiETii (Not forgetting good wear) Fencing Wire, Tanks, Spouting, Shacklock's Orion Ranges, Special indent of Dalton's Porcelain Baths now on hand. RORA STREET, (Opposite Fielding's) TE KUITI. B3T SELLS FOR STRAIGHT OUT CASH.

\ 6>^ That Fruit for Xmas is a necessity Have just landed a large shipment of Oranges and are selling at per doz. 1/6 per doz. Plums, Peaches, Tomatoes direct from the farm to the shop at lowest wholesale Prices. Cases of fruit sent by coach or train to any part of the King Country. Eat whips of Fruit instead of Meat you will be able to stand the heat. Y & CO. Fruiterers THE BUSY CORNER " Rora St., Te Kuiti