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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 8, Issue 461, 2 September 1919, Page 3

NOTICE. I .\NI) AGENTS.— Plonso take notice thai my f.um of 71 ncn s, at Patumahop, has been sold liy MtGdu*;!! and Grant, Pukekolie. 832 J. IV GOLDSWOETfIY. FOR SALE. ACIIOIOE Oairy farm, 140 acres, siiu i f < dat Aidmorp, 3 miles froni I'apakura Si-iti m, on the Clevedon Road. One of the host in the district and all in tho best of English grasses. Good house of T looms and conveniences, verandah on ti sides. Outbuildings e'.nsist of I t hail cow-shei and sep trator room with concrete floor, barn, stable, and implement sheds, and all necessary buddings, all built of the best kauri timber and in order Pr< s.'iit owner has occuj iod the place f,>r ."id years, and i f will easily winter Cii ||o>kl of dairy cows. Fi,r particulars, apply at faim or to P MAG HIKE, S3") Papatoe'oe. ' CEKEMILK " SALES ARE (IKEA I'EK THAN EVER. The I'i'st proof of the superiority of ' CEKEMILK " is tlic fact that thousands of keen dairymen use no other calf food. They know tliat it is f;ir superior to pollard, rice meal or linseed meal! "('EliliM ILK "i< the c<|iial of whole milk in nutriment It lavs the foundation of a strong const tution. " CEREM ILK " is made from the finest New Zealand cereals and never scours or causes stomach trouble ! Sold by all stores and factories in L'oo, Kill. fiO. 2.01b. hags. Try "('EREMILK " for better, healthier, and inore contented calves ! W. Roulston, Local Distributor.