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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 6, Issue 306, 31 August 1917, Page 4

Calves lick up every drop of ' Ceremilk" Thorn's absolutely no waste with " CKIiKMII k." Unlike other calf food th'-ra is no sediment in " OEREMILK," tlio line particles remain in suspension in the bucket, thus mak'"d proparati«>n easy and enabling tlio calf to gt t till the goodness. With many other calf foods a semisolid deposit is formed at the liottom of the vess'l so that tlio animal gets only half the feed. This point has great satisfaction to farmers, and in a recent lettor one user, Mr J. \\ . I Jewess, of Bainesse, says: "The calves like ' CEKEMILK ' and do well. There is no waste as it leaves no sediment at the bot'oui of the pail." At all stores and factories. — H. E Gille«pio. Auckland, Provincial W. Roulston, Pukekohe, 1 .oral distributors