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Taranaki Daily News, 20 September 1915, Page 6

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More Profit from Calves* It hu been proved by Government smlyiit that Palmer's Calf Meal it absolutely pure. Every bag ha« a guarantee enclosed. Stock raiieri state they Veceive more pr*>' tt Im calvei reared on pALMERS CALF MEAL than from thoi« fed on ether foods. Cihes do not go back in condition at the weaning stage—one farmer refuted £lO t head for young Palmer-fed heifcri. The calves are healthier and grow up to be better milkers. Yqu % decide to utt Palmer's Calf Meal 2 "TO Stand this Season at Railway Stables, Eltham, A and travel Stratford, Inglcwood and Waitara. The imported Trotting Stallion DOMINION. Rothschild—Electioneer, mare. Dominion has started in ten races, winning three, three seconds, three thirds and once unplaced. Winning time, one mile in 2.22, one mile in 2.28, aad I* 1/2 miles in 3.36; once unplaced in 2.16, Eos, Dominion's Grand-dam by Blackwood-Ab-dallah, was the winner of fourteen races. Dominion is the sire of Rudstone who has won three races. Term*: Single mare, £4 4s. Half guarantee, £2105., and £2los. when mare proves in foal. Croomage, Si- payable first service. v All feta to be paid by January Ist, 1916, Ail cart, No responsibility. ft. mm twa»r.