Page 7 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 4 March 1922, Page 7

“Moose Nuts” for Dairy Cows PHENOMENAL SUCCESS..fI Z t£w? AVAft-K USERS MOST ENTHUSIASTIC. / / The advantages to I ue derived from feed- \ ” ing “MOOSE” LinSeed Oilcake Nuts are so many that, we can only briefly refer mAhm them here. jgjSHBSHi Progressive dairy- Whl men and Stud Sheepbreeders have diseov- (fcjgkj ered in “MOOSE” Nuts that which supplies a long-felt want. y These are a few of the advantages realised by feeding “MOOSE” Nuts to Dairy Cows:— THE milking period can be extended. „ condition of the cows is so improved they can better stand the winter months. ' „ cows consequently come in in the spring giving a larger- quantity of better quality milk. „ calf is in better condition, with a sounder constitution, thereby carrying the benefit to the next and succeeding generations. „ pastures are greatly improved and the cost of manuring reduced. Every Dairy-farmer wishing to improve —-; milking fierd should be a user of—“MOOSE” NUTS N.Z. CATTLECAKE & OIL COY., Ltd. LINSEED OIL AND MEAL MANUFACTURERS, AUCKLAND. C. R. MIDDLEMISS, Box 108, STRATFORD.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. IpREEHOLD Section of l/Bth acre, situated centrally/^ Seven-roomed house and 2 outside rooms, with scullery, bathroom, hot and cold water, electric light, gas, ’phone and all other conveniences; also large washhouse with copper and tubs. Only £1650, including all furniture, etc; £650 cash. Bakery business preferred for exchange. F. DODUNSKI LAND AGENT, FITZROY, NEW PLYMOUTH. ’PHONE 551.