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Taranaki Daily News, 10 June 1922, Page 7

TARANAKI METROPOLITAN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY’S I3th ( ANNUAIA IT I WINTER \ SHOW / The Final Flutter To-Day and To-night Be Sure to See the Show CORONATION HALL, NEW PLYMOUTH

THE "BILL MOOSE” TOUR is I jsa? y Waikatii I “BILL" RECEIVES A GREAT RECEPTION AT g WAIKATO WINTER SHOW! « It can safely be said that no exhibit at the Show created more genu- 5 x ine interest than the exhibit of “Moose” Linseed Oilcake Nuts and Meal 3 K and the “Bill Moose” Feeder. The stand was visited by thousands of 5 X keenly interested farmers. Many of these were already users of “Moose” 3 K Products, and gave their experience freely to those around them, so that g S we had no lack of testimony as to the beneficial results from feeding 2 g “Moose” Products. v S In addition to this, we had, only a few yards from us, the calves ex- g S hibited by the Waikato Boys’ Calf Club. The first and second prize & ft winners were reared on “Moose” Meal, thus affording the most practical v $ evidence possible of the merits of “Moose” Products. 5 Truly our exhibit was a great success! g N.Z. Cattlecake & Oil Co., Ltd. | g LINSEED OIL AND MEAL MANUFACTURERS, § ENDEAN’S BUILDINGS, g AUCKLAND. C. R. MIDDLEMISS, Box 108, STRATFORD.

THE CHEAPEST HOUSE FOR WALLPAPERS FROM jy 3 ROLL. Also Guaranteed Mixed Paint. 23/6 GALLON - RED OXIDE 57/g CWT. AT—o. LE PAGE PAINT & WALLPAPER MERCHANT AND DECORATOR. ’Phone 325. Devon St., New Plymouth.